Friday 19 July 2013

Closing Summary, Market Synopsis: 19th July, 2013

Key benchmark indices saw divergent trend on last trading day of the week after seeing high intraday volatility. The BSE Sensex, logged small gains to settle at over 7-week high at 20150 up by 22 points, Nifty shut shop down by 9 points at 6029. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was negative. The advance to decline in Nifty50 stocks stands at 24 advances to 26 declines.

Index heavyweight Reliance Industries rose ahead its Q1 June 2013 results today, 19 July 2013. Bajaj Auto surged in volatile trade after declaring Q1 June 2013 result. HDFC fell after announcing Q1 June 2013 result. IT major TCS hit record high after reporting good Q1 results after trading hours on Thursday, 18 July 2013. Other IT stocks were boosted by good Q1 results from TCS. HCL Technologies scaled record high. Capital goods sector edged lower, Power equipment major Bhel tumbled 8.71% to Rs 172.45. IT & Auto are the outperforming sectors in NSE, whereas Bank & Realty are the laggards.

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Key benchmark indices saw divergent trend on last trading day of the week after seeing high intraday volatility. The BSE Sensex, logged small gains to settle at over 7-week high at 20150 up by 22 points, Nifty shut shop down by 9 points at 6029. The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was negative. The advance to decline in Nifty50 stocks stands at 24 advances to 26 declines.
 
Index heavyweight Reliance Industries rose ahead its Q1 June 2013 results today, 19 July 2013. Bajaj Auto surged in volatile trade after declaring Q1 June 2013 result. HDFC fell after announcing Q1 June 2013 result. IT major TCS hit record high after reporting good Q1 results after trading hours on Thursday, 18 July 2013. Other IT stocks were boosted by good Q1 results from TCS. HCL Technologies scaled record high. Capital goods sector edged lower, Power equipment major Bhel tumbled 8.71% to Rs 172.45. IT & Auto are the outperforming sectors in NSE, whereas Bank & Realty are the laggards.

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