The Sensex and the Nifty gained over 0.5% at the closing
session on Monday.Sensex ended at 22764.83 up 135.99 points and the Nifty ended
at 6817.65 up 38.25 points.
FMCG , IT, Realty and Teck, all other BSE sectoral indices ended in the green. Among them capital goods and metal indices were the star performers and were up 2.91% and 2.23%, respectively, followed by banking 1.34% and auto 1.33%. On the other hand, IT index was down 0.68%, followed by FMCG 0.39%, realty 0.28% and Teck 0.18%.
SSLT, L&T. M&M, BHEL and Bharti Airtel were the top five Sensex gainers, while the top five losers were Wipro, HUL, ITC, Sun Pharma and HDFC. Markets in Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Germany are closed today for the Easter holiday.
Tensions in Ukraine, signs of slowing growth in china and uncertainty over when the US Federal Researve would begin to tighten the interest rates have dampened the global sentiment in recent weeks, although Federal reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s comments last week helped soothe investor’s nerves.
Yellen has reiterated the bank’s commitment to supporting the US recovery. Manufacturing will take center stage this week, with the US projected to fare better, while data from China will probably signal a continued slowdown in factory activity. Reports on the American housing and preliminary factory data April are due to be released this week.
FMCG , IT, Realty and Teck, all other BSE sectoral indices ended in the green. Among them capital goods and metal indices were the star performers and were up 2.91% and 2.23%, respectively, followed by banking 1.34% and auto 1.33%. On the other hand, IT index was down 0.68%, followed by FMCG 0.39%, realty 0.28% and Teck 0.18%.
SSLT, L&T. M&M, BHEL and Bharti Airtel were the top five Sensex gainers, while the top five losers were Wipro, HUL, ITC, Sun Pharma and HDFC. Markets in Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Germany are closed today for the Easter holiday.
Tensions in Ukraine, signs of slowing growth in china and uncertainty over when the US Federal Researve would begin to tighten the interest rates have dampened the global sentiment in recent weeks, although Federal reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s comments last week helped soothe investor’s nerves.
Yellen has reiterated the bank’s commitment to supporting the US recovery. Manufacturing will take center stage this week, with the US projected to fare better, while data from China will probably signal a continued slowdown in factory activity. Reports on the American housing and preliminary factory data April are due to be released this week.
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