11.08 am: Sensex was down 34.58 points at 24,859. Nifty was down 9.60 points at 7,549.20.
10.34 am: Brokers said emergence of buying by participants at prevailing levels and sustained buying by domestic financial institutions, supported the market. Nifty was up 25.20 points at 7,584.
9.50 am: Sensex was up 76.83 points at 24,970.
9.22 am: Key benchmark indices edged higher amid initial volatility as bargain hunting emerged after witnessing recent sharp losses. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex was up over 109.12 points at 25,002.93. The Sensex regained psychological 25,000 level. The index had settled below that mark on Monday. The 50-unit CNX Nifty was up 33.30 points at 7,588.75. In the 50-share pack, Gail and YES Bank gained over 2 per cent in the early trade. Realty and banking stocks led gains on the bourses. The market breadth was positive.
9.18 am: Sensex was down 1.52 points at 24,892.29.
Domestic equity markets opened on a positive note on Tuesday tracking mixed Asian markets.
The BSE Sensex opened 78.20 points higher at 24,972.01. NSE Nifty opened 28.90 points up at 7,587.70.
Shares of banking, realty and power were trading in green in the early trade.
Stocks that are in focus: Maruti Suzuki, Reliance Infra and more
Benchmark indices on Monday witnessed a dismal day of trade as the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty lost over a percent, with sell-off aggravating in the final hour of trade.
Future & Option (F&O) total turnover stood at Rs 1,74,849.08 crore on September 7 and the total number of contracts traded on the day were 80,58,234.
Of the total turnover, Index Futures contributed Rs 17,559.70 crore, Stock Futures Rs 16,059.20 crore and Index Options Rs 1,33,452.55 crore, while the contribution of the Stock Options was of Rs 7,777.62 crore.
On Monday, the total F&O PutCall ratio stood 0.90 while Index Options PutCall ratio was 0.92 and that of Stock Options was 0.57.
Global Markets
London: Britain’s top share index rose on Monday, led into positive territory by Glencore after the mining and commodities trading firm announced a plan to cut billions of dollars in debt in the face of weakening metals prices.
Tokyo: Japanese stocks dropped in another choppy morning session on Tuesday as lingering worries over China’s economic health offset revised data showing Japan’s economy shrank less than expected.
Hong Kong: The Hang Seng Index was up 0.09 percent.
US: The US markets remained closed on Monday on account of Labor Day, unable to give any cues to the other global markets.
10.34 am: Brokers said emergence of buying by participants at prevailing levels and sustained buying by domestic financial institutions, supported the market. Nifty was up 25.20 points at 7,584.
9.50 am: Sensex was up 76.83 points at 24,970.
9.22 am: Key benchmark indices edged higher amid initial volatility as bargain hunting emerged after witnessing recent sharp losses. The barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex was up over 109.12 points at 25,002.93. The Sensex regained psychological 25,000 level. The index had settled below that mark on Monday. The 50-unit CNX Nifty was up 33.30 points at 7,588.75. In the 50-share pack, Gail and YES Bank gained over 2 per cent in the early trade. Realty and banking stocks led gains on the bourses. The market breadth was positive.
9.18 am: Sensex was down 1.52 points at 24,892.29.
Domestic equity markets opened on a positive note on Tuesday tracking mixed Asian markets.
The BSE Sensex opened 78.20 points higher at 24,972.01. NSE Nifty opened 28.90 points up at 7,587.70.
Shares of banking, realty and power were trading in green in the early trade.
Stocks that are in focus: Maruti Suzuki, Reliance Infra and more
Benchmark indices on Monday witnessed a dismal day of trade as the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty lost over a percent, with sell-off aggravating in the final hour of trade.
Future & Option (F&O) total turnover stood at Rs 1,74,849.08 crore on September 7 and the total number of contracts traded on the day were 80,58,234.
Of the total turnover, Index Futures contributed Rs 17,559.70 crore, Stock Futures Rs 16,059.20 crore and Index Options Rs 1,33,452.55 crore, while the contribution of the Stock Options was of Rs 7,777.62 crore.
On Monday, the total F&O PutCall ratio stood 0.90 while Index Options PutCall ratio was 0.92 and that of Stock Options was 0.57.
Global Markets
London: Britain’s top share index rose on Monday, led into positive territory by Glencore after the mining and commodities trading firm announced a plan to cut billions of dollars in debt in the face of weakening metals prices.
Tokyo: Japanese stocks dropped in another choppy morning session on Tuesday as lingering worries over China’s economic health offset revised data showing Japan’s economy shrank less than expected.
Hong Kong: The Hang Seng Index was up 0.09 percent.
US: The US markets remained closed on Monday on account of Labor Day, unable to give any cues to the other global markets.
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