MARKET SUMMARY OF 5 JUL 2019

Domestic indices plummted on Friday as Modi government's Union Budget for 2019-20 failed to cheers investors. Even though the markets opened higher with the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex zooming past the 40,000 mark to hit 40,032, the index fell over 500 points from the highs.The S&P BSE Sensex closed 395 points, or 0.99 per cent, lower at 39,513 levels with the YES Bank, NTPC and Mahindra & Mahindra being the top laggards. The broader Nifty50 index tanked 136 points, or 1.14 levels, to end at 11,811 levels.In the broader market, S&P BSE Mid-Cap ended 208 points, or 1.39 per cent, lower at 14,726 levels while the S&P BSE Small-Cap dipped 195 points, or 1.36 levels, to settle at 14,142 levels. Sectorally, all the indices ended in the red except Nifty PSU bank and Nifty Bank index that gained after the finance minister announced that the government will pump in Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks  to strengthen them and enhance their lending capacity.Metals, realty and auto counters were the biggest losers after the Budget proposed import duty hike for auto-parts, metals and other equipment used for manufacturing capital goods. Each index slipped over 3 per cent. PSU Bank index closed 0.18 per cent higher after gaining nearly 4 per cent intra-day on government's proposal to recapitalize banks.

MARKET SUMMARY OF 04 JUL 2019

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Domestic indices ended Thursday's trading session in the green ahead of the Union Budget presentation on Friday, July 5.The S&P BSE Sensex ended 69 points, or 0.17 per cent, higher at 39,908 levels with Bharti Airtel, Tata Motors and IndusInd Bank being the top gainers. The broader Nifty50 too settled at 11,947 levels, up 30 points, or 0.25 per cent.In the broader market, S&P BSE Mid-Cap ended at 14,918 levels while the S&P BSE Small-Cap gained 0.12 per cent, to settle at 14,329 levels. Sectorally, public sector banks' scrips gained the most with the index scaling 2 per cent intra-day. It ended 1.31 per cent higher. This was followed by gains in realty counters. The biggest losers at the bourses were metal and pharma scrips with their index sliding 1.11 per cent and 0.64 per cent respectively.Shares of Uniply Industries rallied nearly 5 per cent to Rs 66.50 apiece in the early morning trade on Thursday, a day after Kuwait-based multi-family office investment firm Markab Capital WLL announced acquisition of a controlling stake in the company. The offer values the company at an enterprise value of over Rs 1,550 crore on a fully diluted basis.Shares of IndiaMART InterMESH  made a strong debut on the bourses, by listing at Rs 1,180, 21 per cent higher against its issue price of Rs 973 apiece on the National Stock Exchange and BSE.

MARKET SUMMARY OF 3 JUL 2019

Nifty after a rangebound session closed flat with a positive bias on July 3 as traders eagerly await Union Budget 2019 scheduled to be presented on July 5.The index closed above 11,900 for a second consecutive session after consolidating in a narrow trading band of 11,888 to 11,950 for the most part of the day. Earnings alert Samsung likely to report 60% decline in Q2 profit, lowest in 3 years. Icra downgrades McLeod to default in fourth rating action since April. ICICI inks pact with Indostar Capital to finance commercial vehicles .Indiabulls Fin to buyback NCDs, masala bonds worth Rs 2,705 cr in Sept. PNC Infratech nears record high; stock surges 47% in two months

MARKET SUMMARY OF 2 JUL 2019

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Domestic indices ended Tuesday's volatile trade with gains. The indices traded in the red for better part of the day, tracking concerns on weak global growth across

world markets coupled with rising trade tensions.The losses were, however, pared against last hour buying in select stocks such as HDFC twins, Infosys, Reliance and ONGC.The S&P BSE Sensex ended 130 points, or 0.30 per cent, higher at 39,816 levels with ONGC, HDFC and Bharti Airtel being the top gainers. The broader Nifty50 too settled with gains of 45 points, or 0.38 per cent, at 11,910 levels.In the broader market, S&P BSE Mid-Cap ended 56 points, or 0.38 per cent higher at 14,945 levels while the S&P BSE Small-Cap gained 0.52 points to settle at 14,283 levels.Sectorally, realty scrips were under pressure with the index with ending 1.5 per cent lower. This was followed by losses in pharma and bank counters. Nifty IT index settled nearly a per cent higher followed by metal index. BSE suspends trading of JK Pharmachem and 7 others on investors' complaintStock of the day ICRA slips 6% after it sends MD and CEO Naresh Takkar on sudden leave Another Cox & Kings default drags stock to fresh all-time low Why bond traders are seen forgiving Modi govt on wider budget deficit Google, Facebook made Rs 10,000 crore; paid Rs 200 crore as tax in India Ola Electric gets $250 mn from SoftBank, becomes India's newest unicorn Hindustan Zinc stock turns attractive after the recent correction

MARKET SUMMARY OF 1 JUL 2019

Domestic indices ended at a three-week closing high on Monday tracking positive global sentiment stemmed from trade truce between the US and China. Heavy buying was witnessed across finanicals, banking, automobiles and realty stocks.The S&P BSE Sensex ended 292 points  higher at 39,686 levels with Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto and HDFC being the top gainers. The broader Nifty50 too ended the session with gains of 77 points, at 11,866 levels.In the broader market, S&P BSE Mid-Cap ended 81 points  higher at 14,889 levels while the S&P BSE Small-Cap gained 43 points , to settle at 14,283 levels. Sectorally, realty led the rally with a gain of over 2 per cent. This was followed by gain in automobiles, pharma and bank counters, which rose about a per cent each.  SBI, Syndicate Bank: Should you buy PSU banks ahead of Union Budget 2019? Stock alert Reliance Infra slips 10% on rating downgrade by Brickwork VA Tech Wabag soars 14% on hopes of water mgt announcement in Budget 2019 Bank of Baroda down 1% post report of Rs 3,000 cr loan purchase from DHFL Torrent Power soars on power agreement with Gujarat Electricity Comm Buzzing stock Eveready Industries locked in 5% lower circuit after PwC resigns as auditor.