4 This week, market emerged out of the consolidation phase on account of continued uptrend in global market as geo-political risks eased out.20 per cent at Rs 523.42 per cent at Rs 1,770. Meanwhile, the Nifty50 of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) closed at 10,085.7 per share during the week.Provisional figures from the stock exchanges showed that FIIs continued with their selling spree and offloaded stocks worth Rs 3,365.Figures from the National Securities Depository (NSDL) revealed that foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) divested equities worth Rs 119.K.79 million, during September 11-15.21 crore.35); and HDFC (down 0.However, the outflow was offset by continous injection of funds by the domestic institutional investors, who bought scrips worth Rs 3,835. Nifty made a high of 10,132.During the week, the Indian rupee weakened by 28-29 paise to close the week at 64.The two key Indian equity indices the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty reclaimed their psychologically important 32,000 and 10,000 levels.79.24 per cent in August even as experts said the rise is in expected lines, said Dhruv Desai, Director and Chief Operating Officer of Tradebulls.
Aggarwal, Chairman and Managing Director, SMC Investments and Advisors, global stock market got pulled back from record highs after disclosure of weaker-than-expected Chinese economic data.88 per cent at Rs 285.99 per cent at Rs 401.By Porisma P.Official data released during the week showed that factory output (Index of Industrial Production) in July rose by 1.36 per cent.Speaking about another development during the week, Desai told IANS: Reliance Industries, the most valued company on BSE in terms of market capitalisation has touched its all-time high of Rs 849. Gogoi can be contacted at [emailprotected])IANSppg/vmPost Source: Ians feed. GogoiMumbai, Sep 16 (IANS) Boosted by positive global cues on the back of easing geo-political concerns, healthy domestic industrial production data and persistent pumping in of funds by domestic investors, Indian equity markets rode the bulls during the week ended Friday.85 per cent to close the week at 32,272.The sentiments got further weakened after North Korea test-fired another ballistic missile European stock markets were mixed as market participant assessed geo-political developments and looked ahead to the Bank of Englands latest policy decision, Aggarwal told IANS.Higher prices of food and fuel products drove inflation based on wholesale price index (WPI) to a four-month high of 3.26 per cent at Rs 228.80); Tata Motors (DVR) (up 9. However, continued FII (foreign institutional investors) selling, lack of fresh triggers and expectation of tighter liquidity led the market to trade in a range bound manner, Nair added.55).61 points.93 per cent at Rs 517.Back at home, domestic ended the volatile session amid tepid global cues due to disappointing Chinas economic data and as fresh missile launch by North Korea weighed, he added.
Despite that, the equity markets ended the week on a muted note as investors booked profits.95 per cent at Rs 404); and Axis Bank (up 4.On a weekly basis, the 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the BSE surged by 585.(Porisma P.Nifty rallied this week after breaking out of the Wholesale crimp pump9,740-9,988 trading range.85).46 crore, or 18.6 points or 1.Additionally, domestic economic data supported this positive trend.2 per cent as compared to the same month of last year, whereas Augusts consumer price index (CPI) inflation shot up a full one percentage point to 3.07-08 to a US dollar from its previous weeks close at 63.54 per cent at Rs 3,898); Bharti Airtel (down 1.09 points or 1.52 per cent.95); Tata Motors (up 6.25); Adani Ports (up 4.The losers were: Wipro (down 4.The top weekly Sensex gainers were: Sun Pharma (up 11.14 per cent at Rs 269.29 per cent at Rs 398); ITC (down 1. Sectorally, the top gainers were the pharma, media and infra indices.40 points, up 150.