The market has opened on a flat note once again. The Sensex is down 11.84 points at 21325.83 and the Nifty is down 5.45 points at 6333.50. The Indian rupee is trading at 62.0, up 0.28% and continued its last session's depreciation on the back of a stronger dollar index. On Global front, Asian Equities were trading weak on Thursday. China's Shanghai Composite fell 0.21 percent or 4.40 points at 2,047.35. Hong Kong's Hang Seng plunged 1.20 percent or 275.87 points at 22,806.38. Singapore's Straits Times shed 0.41 percent or 12.85 points at 3,120.89. On BSE, BSE Mid Cap is trading in red at 6581.13, down 0.22% while Small Cap is trading higher by 0.18%. On Sectoral front, BSE IT is losing most of the ground, down more than a percent and leading the all BSE sectors except BSE Capital Goods which surge more than 2% to trade at 9931.74.
Further the market breadth stands neutral with 585 shares advancing against 575 declining shares.
Further the market breadth stands neutral with 585 shares advancing against 575 declining shares.
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