ZIGZAG MOVEMENTS
Nifty 8169 +79
Nifty 8169 +79
Nifty
opened steady and gained gradually to close at the highest level for
the day with a gain of about 1%. Market went up on last
day of Derivative expiry due to short covering and value buying in
certain scrips. Short term trend continues to remain positive
and would turn bearish only on a close below 8050. Nifty spot
is expected to encounter resistance at 8210,, 8245 and find support
at 8130, 8095 for Friday. While Global cues and Funds
flow are expected to broadly guide the market movement, based
on the present market position, market can be expected to display
zigzag movements with alternate bouts of bullishness and bearishness.
INDICES
RECORD NEW HIGH
The
benchmark Sensex today surged about 248 points to end at record
closing peak of 27,346.33 on across-the-board buying by investors
after government eased rules for FDI in construction sector and US
Federal Reserve reiterated its plan to keep interest rates at record
lows. While BSE Sensex today surpassed both its intra-day high and
closing high logged on September 8, NSE Nifty barometer hit a new
intra-day peak of 8,181.55 but ended at 8,169.20 just a few notches
below its record closing peak of 8,173.90. Promient gainers which
lifted key indices to record highs include RIL, Infosys, L&T,
Maruti Suzuki, HDFC Bank, Hindalco, HDFC, GAIL, Dr Reddys, ITC, NTPC,
TCS. "Markets have been on an upward trajectory on the back of
renewed vigor shown by government to initiate reforms, lower crude
prices and supportive global cues among others. Though Quantitative
Easing ended, but Fed keeping the 'considerable period of time'
stance for raising rates until it sees more improvement in the
economy, cheered markets," said Devang Mehta, Sr VP & Head -
Equity Advisory, Anand Rathi Financial.
After opening in positive
terrain, the 30-share Sensex continued its upward march and soared to
hit intra-day record high of 27,390.60, surpassing its earlier peak
of 27,354.99 hit on September 8. The Sensex closed with gain of
248.16 points, or 0.92 per cent, at new closing peak of 27,346.33,
bettering earlier record close of 27,319.85 (September 8). The
50-share NSE Nifty jumped by 78.75 points, or 0.97 per cent, to end
at 8,169.20, after touching a new intra-day high of 8,181.55 that
crossed previous record high of 8180.20. Brokers said sentiments
turned extremely bullish after the government had yesterday relaxed
rules for FDI in the construction sector by reducing minimum built-up
area as well as capital requirement and easing the exit norms. DLF,
Unitech and HDIL shares rose in the range of 1.5-6 per cent. "The
equity markets were seen rejoicing. After a flat start, sentiments
got some support from positive FII figure of the last session.
However, gains remained capped as investors opted to book profits in
last half an hour of the session as October derivative contracts were
set to expire." Sectorwise the BSE Realty index gained the most
by rising 3.44 per cent, followed by IT index 2.04 per cent. Teck
Index rose by 1.77 per cent, Oil and Gas index by 1.65 per cent,
Consumer Durable index by 1.59 per cent, Capital Goods by 0.94 per
cent and Bankex by 0.72 per cent.
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