ECONOMY ANALYSIS
- Putin to sign treaty to make Crimea part of Russia
- Maruti board meet on Suzuki Gujarat plant: Key takeways
- Reliance Jio signs tower leasing pact with Viom
- Hi-tech goods to lead trade growth over next 15 years: HSBC
- Vodafone agrees $10 billion deal for Spain's Ono
- Maruti to swell 10% on Gujarat deal revision: CIMB
- See improvement for sugar industry post monsoon: Manickam
MARKET ANALYSIS
- The benchmark Sensex today hit a new lifetime high of 22,040.72 but pared gains on profit-booking to close at 21,832.61, amid cautious trading ahead of a US Federal Reserve policy meeting.
- After climbing to all-time intra-day high during the session, the 30-share Sensex ended higher by just 22.81 points, or 0.10 per cent, at 21,832.61 -- its second straight day of gains.
- Maruti Suzuki, which gained nearly 8 per cent after the company decided to seek minority shareholders' nod for the controversial Gujarat plant, led the 17 Sensex gainers.
- "Indices opened on a bullish note on account of positive global cues and also as Ukraine tensions seemed to ease in the near-term. However, after initial rally, they witnessed selling pressure and pared most of day's gains," said Rakesh Goyal, Senior Vice President, Bonanza Portfolio.
- Sectorally, the BSE FMCG sector index today gained the most by rising 1.84 per cent, followed by Power sector index (up 1.27 per cent), Consumer Durable index (0.89 per cent) and Oil & Gas index (0.87 per cent).
MAJOR INDICES
INDIAN MARKET
INDEX
|
CLOSE
|
CHANGE
|
% CHANGE
|
SENSEX
|
21832.61
|
22.81
|
0.10
|
NIFTY
|
6516.65
|
12.45
|
0.19
|
BANK NIFTY
|
12114.85
|
59.00
|
0.49
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