Sensex down 514 points, Nifty50 index fell at its crucial 8,108 level

The market witnessed heavy losses on Tuesday’s closing. The 30-share index ended at 26,304, down 414.10 points, or 1.9% while the broad-based 50-share index was quoting 8,108, down 187.85 points or 2.3%. In broader markets, Midcap & Small cap indices underperformed losing 3.5 to 4 percent on weak breadth. About 7 shares declined for every share rising on the exchange. 

The impact of demonetization will be negative factors for many Mid-cap & small cap stocks. Consumer optional stocks will correct more than expected.

Dr Reddy's Labs, SBI, TCS, Wipro and HUL were top gainers, whereas Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Asian Paints, Maruti and HDFC were losers in the Sensex. 348 shares have advanced and 2354 shares declined, and 112 shares remained unchanged. 

Looking to the Global market scenario, the US dollar hovered near a 14-year high today and Treasury yields extended their increase, since investors braced for higher inflation in the United States in the midst of expectations of fiscally expansionary polices under Donald Trump's presidency.

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Stock Markets off Monday, on account of Guru Nanak Jayanti

The Indian markets will remain close on Monday, November 14, 2016 on account of 'Guru Nanak Jayanti'. All the wholesale commodity markets, together with bullion and metal, are closed on Monday. The BSE And NSE stock markets, forex, money markets and all commodity futures markets will also remain CLOSE for the public holiday. Trading will resume on Tuesday, November 15, 2016. 

The Nifty plunged 2.69 percent to end at 8,296.30, while the Sensex fell 2.54 percent to 26,818.82 on Friday. 

The rupee fell to 67.25/26 from its previous close of 66.6250/66.6350, while the benchmark 10-year bond yield has risen 6 basis points to 6.72 percent. 

Among international markets, most of the markets in Asia closed lower, while major European markets were mixed. The rupee's sink to an 11-week low against the USD, flowing US bond yields and uncertainty about the economic policies of Donald Trump's government apparently prompted.

Nifty plunges below 8300,Sensex crashes over 700 pts, Top best stock option trading tips

Key Indian stock indices Sensex and Nifty50 plunged sharply on Friday, on widespread selling. Market closed with Sensex down at 698.86 points, or 2.5% at 26,818.82, while Nifty-50 index below 8300 for the first time in four months. 

Among the 30 components in the Sensex, 29 were trading in the red with Adani Ports down 6%, followed by Asian Paints keeping down 5%, Tata Motors down 4.78%, ICICI Bank down 4.91% and Hero MotoCorp down 4.85% , whereas Sun Pharma BSE was trading higher by 3.38% 

About 492 shares have advanced, 2196 shares declined, and 143 shares are unchanged.  

Among international markets, most of the markets in Asia closed lower, while major European markets were mixed. The rupee's plunge to an 11-week low against the US dollar, flowing US bond yields and ambiguity about the economic policies of Donald Trump's government seemingly prompted.

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Donald Trump became 45th President, Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes scrapped, Tomorrow Stock Tips

Wednesday market witnessed, equity benchmarks picking up sharply from day's low, with Sensex recovering 1300 points after the Republican Party won US elections and Donald Trump became 45th President. 

Stock futures were tumbling today, but were well off their lows as Trump was elected the president of the United States in a surprising victory. 

The market staged a comeback in late trade after intraday swing of about 1500 points. The Sensex was down 338.61 points or 1.2% at 27252.53 and the Nifty slipped 111.55 points or 1.3% at 8432. 

About 635 shares have advanced, while 2131 shares declined, and 96 shares were unmoved. The top gainers are Dr Reddy's Labs, Sun Pharma, SBI, GAIL, Lupin while TCS, Maruti, Hero MotoCorp, BHEL and Adani Ports were losers 

Global markets also were feeling the shock from Trump's over his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as European stocks fell but pared earlier losses and Asian markets tanked. Japan's Nikkei finished the session with a loss of 5.4 percent.

Nifty holds 8500 level, Sensex rises about 185 pts, Tomorrow Stock Future Tips

Monday Market kept on its early gains maintaining an uptrend trade with the Nifty holding 8500 level. The global investment bank underlines Pharma major Lupin as the top pick in the Indian pharma sector, gaining 7%, while Aurobindo, Hindalco rally 5% The market has ended with small gains. 

The 50-share index was 63.30 points up or 0.7 percent at 8497.05, while the Sensex was up 184.84 points or 0.7 percent at 27458.99. 

About 1993 shares have advanced, while 881 shares declined, there is no change in 134 shares. 

The top gainers are Lupin, SBI, ICICI Bank, BHEL, ITC whereas losers in the Sensex are TCS, L&T, Tata Motors, HUL and HDF

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The sharp fall in the gold imports may possibly to a cut in the import duty on the yellow metal. The Gold import was down 65%  in the first half of this fiscal year. Value of imports has also plunged radically. 

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Nifty ends below 8450, Monday 7 October Stock Option Future Calls Tomorrow

Closing Update- The BSE Sensex lost further ground this morning by declining 43 points by foreign funds and selling by retail investors in the midst of continued sell-off in global markets, reeling under fright that market hero Hillary Clinton may lose US election. 

The Sensex moved down 156.13 points or 0.6% at 27274.15, while the Nifty slipped 51.20 points or 0.6% at 8433.75. Shares advanced are 698 in nos, declined 2205 nos, and there is no change in 119 shares. 

Big losers that dragged down the indices were Sun Pharma, Dr Reddy's, Lupin, Hero and Coal India, while Wipro, ITC, M&M, HUL and ICICI Bank were losers in the Sensex. 

In the meantime, a 4-tier GST tax structure of 5, 12, 18 & 28% that intends to lower tax incidence on most goods and keep out essential items, was determined by a high-powered council yesterday is a major breakthrough for rollout of the GST regime from April 1, 2017 onwards.

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Gold keeps rising for 4th consecutive day; Rs 50 to Rs 31,050 per 10 gram

The price of Gold keeps momentum, since its fourth straight day, gold prices hiked by Rs 50 to Rs 31,050 per 10 gram at the bullion market on Friday effectively on wedding season in the midst of a firming trend overseas. It is notable, in the previous three sessions, gold had gained Rs 350 

At the same time Silver remained under selling pressure and went below the Rs 44,000-mark by falling Rs 360, to Rs 43,700 per kg, and weekly based delivery by Rs. 495 to Rs. 43,125 per k.g. 

In New York, yesterday's trade, gold rose 0.44 percent to USD 1,302.20 an ounce. Silver coins were unaffected at Rs 75,000 for buying and Rs 76,000 for selling of 100 pieces.