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India’s BSE Sensex closed about 0.7% up at 72,382.5 on Monday, snapping a four-day losing streak, supported by easing oil prices and reduced concerns over a Fed rate hike at its October meeting. Meanwhile, foreign fund outflows continued, and investors braced for the upcoming RBI's policy decision later this week. FMCG
The SENSEX Index rose 403 points or 0.56 percent on Monday to close at 72312 points. Leading the gains are ITC (4.79%), Tata Motors (3.11%) and Eternal Limited (2.50%). Top losers were HCL Tech (-3.47%), HDFC Bank (-2.23%) and Asian Paints (-2.16%).
The SENSEX Index went up by 301 points or 0.41 percent on Friday to close at 73881 points. The rise was led by Axis Bank (2.93%), Asian Paints (2.27%) and Mahindra & Mahindra (1.59%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Tata Motors (-1.68%), Infosys (-1.55%) and Eternal Limited (-1.16%).
The SENSEX Index gained 299 points or 0.40 percent on Wednesday to close at 74828 points. Gains were led by Tata Steel (3.16%), Bajaj Finance (2.95%) and Power Grid (1.67%). Biggest losers were HCL Tech (-1.29%), Infosys (-1.14%) and Tata Consultancy (-1.09%).
The SENSEX Index rose 564 points or 0.76 percent on Monday to close at 74859 points. Leading the gains are HCL Tech (2.54%), Sun Pharmaceuticals (2.05%) and ITC (1.96%). Top losers were Bharti Airtel (-3.27%), Adani Ports (-1.95%) and Bajaj Finance (-1.50%).
The SENSEX Index went up by 245 points or 0.33 percent on Friday to close at 74560 points. The rise was led by HDFC Bank (2.55%), UltraTech Cement (2.04%) and Bajaj Finance (1.96%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Tata Consultancy (-3.89%), Tata Motors (-3.40%) and Infosys (-1.78%).
The SENSEX Index gained 333 points or 0.45 percent on Wednesday to close at 74336 points. Gains were led by ITC (2.62%), Axis Bank (1.71%) and Nestle India (1.63%). Biggest losers were Tata Consultancy (-3.02%), Infosys (-1.80%) and Tech Mahindra (-1.77%).
India’s BSE Sensex closed about 0.2% up at 74,902.6 on Thursday. The index recovered from recent three-month lows despite volatility tied to monthly derivative expiry and a new closing auction mechanism.
The SENSEX rose 138 points, or 0.19%, on Thursday to close at 74,903 points. Power Grid gained 1.94%, Bharti Airtel rose 1.12% and Tech Mahindra added 0.88%. HCL Tech fell, Tata Steel dropped and Indusind Bank declined.
India’s BSE Sensex extended early losses to close about 1.1% lower at 74,764 on Wednesday, the lowest since June, marking a third straight session of declines.
India’s BSE Sensex closed about 0.5% up at 76,515 on Friday, halting a four-day losing streak. Easing oil prices and reduced Fed rate-hike expectations helped, alongside sector strength in metals, financial services and oil & gas.
The SENSEX rose by 493 points, or 0.65%, on Friday to close at 76,646. Gains were led by Tata Steel, Reliance Industries and Bajaj Finance. Weakness was led by HCL Tech, Maruti Suzuki and Bharti Airtel.
India’s BSE Sensex closed about 0.4% firmer at 77,264.5 on Friday. IT stocks led, with TCS up 4.1% and Infosys up 3.3% as investors weighed easing crude and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole keynote.
India’s BSE Sensex gave up initial gains to close about 0.2% down at 77,473, as IT stocks fell despite gains in banks and metals.
India’s BSE Sensex reversed early losses to close about 0.4% up at 77,656 on Tuesday, aided by rebounds in financials and IT stocks and lower oil prices.
The SENSEX Index rose 628 points, or 0.82%, to close at 77,538 on Thursday, with Eternal, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bajaj Finance among the leading gainers.
The SENSEX Index rose 114 points, or 0.15%, to close at 78,080 on Thursday, with Tata Motors, Eternal Limited and Hindustan Unilever leading gains.
Nikkei225 Index closes lower by 4.2% at 69,360, while other Asian markets also experience declines
Nikkei225 Index closes at record high, up 4.6% at 72,366