Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 13 March, 2012

The market has been successful in maintaining its gains since morning, however, the movement is very range bound. Currently, the Sensex is trading near the level of 17800 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5430. Meanwhile, the midcap counters are trading positive by nearly a percentage point and the small-cap counters are trading positive by 0.86 percentage point. On the sectoral front, all the indices are trading in green. Metal and Oil&Gas indices are leading the list of gainers with gains of over three and two percentage points respectively till now. Further, the market breadth is positive as two stocks are seen advancing for every one decline.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 12 March, 2012

The markets have managed to hold on to moderate gains in the afternoon trade on the back of an upbeat reading on the industrial production for January. Sensex is seen trading up by around 106 points and the Nifty is seen up by around 30 points. India's industrial production accelerated in January after a disappointing reading in the previous month. The factory output, as measured by the index of industrial production (IIP), grew by 6.8% in January as against 1.8% in December. Sectorally, Capital Goods is seen trading with a gain of over two percent, while Oil & Gas, Consumer Durables and Banking have clocked gains of over one percent. On the negative side, IT is seen weak with over one percent loss. Market breadth is positive and three stocks are seen advancing against every two declines. 
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 9 March, 2012

The key Indian stock indices have managed to sustain gains since morning on the back of a worldwide rally in risky assets. Currently, the Sensex is trading around the level of 17440 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5310. The midcap and the small-cap counters are trading positive by nearly one and a half percentage points each. On the sectoral front, except for FMCG index, all the other indices are trading in green. Metal index is leading the list of gainers with gains of over three percentage points. Further, the market breadth is positive as three stocks are seen advancing for every one decline.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 7 March, 2012

The bourses are currently trading in the negative terrain after a volatile trade. The Sensex is trading at 17802, up 91 points from the previous close, while Nifty is trading at 5196, up by around 27 points. Sectorally, most of the sectoral indices are seen trading in the negative terrain with Metals & Oil & Gas registering the biggest losses. Market breadth is weak and two stocks are seen advancing against every five declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 6 March, 2012

The main Indian equity benchmarks are currently trading flat. The outcome of assembly elections in five states has become more or less clear. The undertone was seen improving, however it has turned cautious again, on speculation that the Samajwadi Party might or might not need the support of the Congress to form a Government in Uttar Pradesh. The Sensex is trading near the level of 17270 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5260. The midcap counters and the small-cap counters are trading flat to. On the sectoral front, indices are seen slowly moving to the red zone. Realty and Consumer Durables indices are leading the list of gainers by gains of nearly two percentage points each, whereas, Metal, Oil&Gas and Capital Goods indices are leading the list of losers with losses of over a percentage point each. Further, the market breadth has gone flat.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 5 March, 2012

The key Indian equity benchmarks have touched a new intraday low in afternoon trade on the back of sustained selling in index heavyweights. Sensex is trading at 17362 with a loss of 275 points while Nifty is trading lower by around 80 points at 5280. Sectorally, all the indices are trading in the red with interest sensitive stocks trading with loss of over two percent. The market breadth is negative and two stocks are seen advancing against every five declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 2 March, 2012

The market has erased all the morning gains. Currently, the Sensex is trading near the level of 17550 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5340. The midcap and the small-cap counters are trading flat. On the sectoral front, the indices are trading mixed. Bank index is leading the list of gainers with gains of over a percentage points, whereas, Realty index is leading the list of losers with losses of nearly two and a half percentage points. Further, the market breadth is flat as the advance decline ratio stands equal.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 1 March, 2012

Markets continue to reel under the selling pressure in the noon deals. The Sensex has shed 234 points to 17519 and the Nifty is down 72 points at 5313. Mixed cues in the domestic and global economy are making investors cautious. The broader markets are also trading marginally lower. Sectorally, most of the indices are seen trading in the negative. Capital Goods and Realty are trading lower by over two percent. The market breadth is weak and five stocks are seen advancing against every nine declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 29 February, 2012

The key Indian stock indices retreated from session highs after the Government data showed lowest GDP growth in 10 quarters during the third quarter of FY11. Though the lower-than-anticipated GDP data of 6.1% vs. estimates of 6.3% raises expectations of a rate cut by the RBI, but the same may not materialize as inflation too remains elevated. Also, there are reports of an impending fuel price hike next month, which could worsen the situation on inflation. Thus, a stubbornly high inflation may prompt the RBI to postpone its planned unwinding of tight monetary policy. Another cause for concern could be the tight liquidity conditions prevailing in the banking system for quite some time and widening twin deficits (current account and budget).

Currently, the Sensex is trading near the level of 17750 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5380. The midcap and the small-cap counters have dived down from morning levels and are trading positive by less than half a percentage point each. On the sectoral front, the indices are trading mixed. Oil&Gas and PSU indices are leading the list of gainers with gains of nearly one and a half percentage points each, whereas, Capital Goods index is leading the list of losers with losses of over a percentage point. Further, the market breadth is slightly positive as four stocks are seen advancing for every three declines.

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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 27 February, 2012

The markets extended losses to hit fresh intraday lows in afternoon trade. Macroeconomic worries arising from high oil prices along with a weak Asian markets dampened sentiment. Nifty was down over 100 points at 5328, while Sensex was trading with a loss of  over 300 points at 17609.  Except FMCG, all the sectoral indices were trading in the negative with Capital Goods, Realty and Metals leading the declines. The market breadth was weak and one stock advanced against every five declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 24 February, 2012

The major Indian stock indices have reversed all of its early trading gains and is currently trading in the red zone. The Sensex is trading around the level of 17900 down by over 190 points and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5420 down by over 70 points. The midcap and the small-cap counters are trading negative by over half a percentage point each. On the sectoral front, the indices are trading mixed. Metal index is leading the list of gainers with gains of over half a percentage point, whereas, Realty and Capital Goods indices are leading the list of losers with losses of over two percentage points each. Further, the market breadth is negative as only four stock are seen advancing for every nine declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 23 February, 2012

The market has covered the intraday losses and has moved up from the session lows. Currently, the major indices are trading flat. The Sensex is trading around the level of 18170 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5520. The Midcap counters are trading negative by nearly half a percentage point, whereas the small-cap counters are trading negative by over a percentage point. On the sectoral front, the indices are trading mixed. Power index is leading the list of gainers with gains of over a percentage point, whereas, Realty and Metal indices are leading the list of loser with losses of over a percentage point each. Further, the market breadth though improved, but is still in favor of the bears as only three stocks are seen advancing for every seven declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 22 February, 2012

The frontline Indian stock indices have reversed the positive start and are trading modestly lower. It seems, after a seven-week advance, the market players are taking some profits off the table. Currently, the Sensex is trading around the level of 18400 and the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5590.The midcap and the small-cap counters have slipped in red. On the sectoral front, the maximum indices are trading in the negative terrain. IT index is leading the list of gainers with over one and a half percentage points gain, whereas, Consumer Durables is leading the list of losers with losses of over two and a half percentage points. Further, the market breadth has also turned negative as only one stock is seen advancing for every two declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 21 February, 2012

The frontline Indian stock indices have managed to hold on to the moderate gains after eurozone finance ministers reached an agreement on a second bailout package for Greece. Currently, the Sensex is trading around 18400 level up by nearly 100 points whereas, the Nifty is hovering around the level of 5595 up by nearly 30 points. The midcap counters are trading positive by over half a percentage point and small cap counters are trading positive by nearly 1.2 percentage point. On the sectoral front, except for IT index, all the other indices are trading in green. Consumer Durables and Realty indices are leading the list of gainers. However, the market breadth is flat to positive as six stocks are seen advancing for every five declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 17 February, 2012

Indian benchmark indices continued to trade higher by over one percent in the afternoon session today. The Sensex was up 246 points at 18403 and the Nifty was up 78 points at 5600. Power, Capital Goods and Consumer Durables led the rally with over three percent gains. Only auto stocks were trading in the red. Market breadth was strong and two stocks were seen advancing against evry single declining stock.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 16 February, 2012

The frontline Indian stock indices are trading with a negative bias in the early afternoon trade, Sensex was trading at 18121, down 83 points over the previous close while Nifty was quoting 5507, down 25 points over the previous close. Sectorally, Consumer Durables, Oil & Gas and Metals traded with loss of over one percent While Realty and Power were seen trading with gains of over one percentage points. Market breadth was positive as eight stocks were seen advancing against every seven declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 15 February, 2012

The markets continue to trade on a strong note in the noon deals on the back of buying visible across the board. The Sensex has advanced 331 points to 18177 levels and the Nifty continues to trade above the crucial psychological level of 5500, up 101 points at 5,519 levels. All the sectoral indices are seen trading in the green with Realty and Auto trading up by more than four percentage points. Market breadth is strong as three stocks advanced against every single decline.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 14 February, 2012

The Indian equity benchmarks are trading with slim gains in afternoon trade but the real action is taking place in the broader market. The undertone remains lackluster despite government data today showed inflation falling to a 26-month low in January. Barring Japan, most leading Asian markets are down today after Moody's downgraded six eurozone nations and cut the outlook on three other European countries. Currently, the Sensex is trading near the level of 17830, positive by nearly 50 points whereas, the Nifty is hovering around the mark of 5410, positive nearly by 20 points. The midcap and the small-cap counters are trading positive by over 0.6 percentage point. On the sectoral front, except for Healthcare and Power, all the other indices are trading in green. Auto index is leading the list of gainers till now by gain of over a percentage point. Further, the market breadth is positive as five stocks are seen advancing for every four declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 13 February, 2012

The markets were moving in and out of positive terrain due to lack of buying activity at higher levels. Nifty was trading with a gain of 16 points while Sensex added 62 points as compared to the previous close. SBI reported results above expectations in the topline. However, it disappointed with an increase in NPAs. Sectorally, most of the sectoral indices recovered their losses and came in the positive terrain. IT, Capital Goods and Teck were the only sectors trading with losses. Market breadth was positive and eight stocks advanced against every seven declines.
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Intraday Summary- Market Synopsis- 9 February, 2012

The markets are trading on a lack-luster note in the afternoon deals. The Sensex has shed 56 points to 17652 levels and the Nifty is down 14 points at 5355. The weakness in the market is due to selling pressure visible in the index heavyweight stocks such as Reliance Industries , Hindalco and Bharti Airtel. Sectorally, half of the indices are seen trading in the green while the other half in the negative territory. Realty and Consumer Durables continue to lead with over one percent gains while Oil & Gas is the top loser with one percent loss. Market breadth is positive and nine stocks are seen advancing against every five declines.
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