Nifty 50

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5,080 crucial for the Nifty

The Nifty closed the session in a Doji pattern for the third consecutive day on Friday, indicating continued uncertainty at these levels. The daily relative strength index (RSI) at 58 is on the triggerline indicating caution. RSI can fall below 50 after two days of negative close and moves to the overbought zone after two days of positive close. According to technical analyst at Sharekhan, the support at the 5,080 level remains crucial for the uptrend to continue.

The Nifty maintained the support of 5,080 on Friday, and closed at 5,108 on profit-booking. According to F&O data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have build-up short positions in the index futures and booked profit in stocks futures. This means there is a possibility FIIs would like to cover short positions at lower levels resulting in a modest correction going forward.

The support for the Nifty remains at 5,080 and resistance above the 5,200 level. The Nifty made an intermediate top at 5,181.95, and an intraday high of 5,181 on December 3. Thus, for a very short-term, this level is acting as resistance. So analyst at HDFC Securities expect a slight correction in the Nifty.

The trading volume in call and put options suggests that the index has strong resistance above the 5,200 level and it may lose its support of 5,080 going forward. This is because the 5,200 call continues to add shares in open interest (OI) through sell-side trade, indicating a short build-up, while the 5,100 call added 150,750 shares in OI through sell-side trades.

The support for the Nifty continues at the 5,000 level as this strike put added 257,050 shares in OI through sell-side trades. It holds the highest OI among the put options.

The participants now expect the Nifty to find it difficult to hold the 5,100 level as they were seen covering short positions at the 5,100 put through buy-side trades.

Among the stocks futures, long build-up was seen in Steel Authority of India, Tata Motors, NTPC, Hindalco, Ranbaxy and Cipla. Short-covering was seen in Bharti Airtel, DLF, Idea Cellular, Suzlon Energy and Unitech. Fresh short build-up was seen in BHEL, Hero Honda and Hindustan Unilever.

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Nifty Free Float Adjustment

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Nifty Circuit Limits today

Nifty Circuit Limits for today are :

10% 3973.75
15% 4124.80
20% 4275.85


Like circuit limits on individual stocks, there are restrictions on the movement of indices (Sensex and Nifty). There are 3 types of circuit limits 10%,15% and 20% limits. These circuit limits are applicable for the movement of the indices either in positive direction or in negative direction.

Trading in both the exchanges will come to halt if the movement exceeds the limits in any one of the exchanges.

If the 10% movement takes place before 1:00 p.m. then market will be halted for an hour and if it takes place at or after 1:00 p.m. but before 2:30 p.m. then market will be halted for half an hour. If the movement takes place after 2:30 p.m. then there won’t be any trading halt.

On resumption of trading after the halted period is elapsed, if the market hits 10% again there won’t be any halt in the trading. But if the market hits 15%, there shall be a halt of 2 hours if the movement happens before 1 p.m. If the 15% limit is breached at or after 1 p.m. but before 2 p.m. then there would be trading halt of 1 hour. If it happens after 2 p.m. then there won’t be further trading on that day.

On the resumption if the market hits 20% limit at any time during the trading hours, the trading will be suspended on that day.

These limits are put in place to stop excessive speculation and control the liquidity.

A point to be noted here is that the absolute values of these 10%, 15% and 20% limits are not based on the previous day’s close as in case of individual stocks circuit limits. These values are calculated and announced by the bourses (NSE and BSE) at the beginning of each quarter. The absolute points are calculated based on closing level of index on the last day of the trading in a quarter and rounded off to the nearest 10 points in case of Nifty. This limit is applicable for the entire quarter.

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SGX Nifty Update 1

SGX Nifty now at 3,776.0, down 112 pts.

SGX Nifty Update

SGX Nifty is trading at 3,690.0 (198 Down)

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Symbol % Change

ESSAROIL -31.85

NAGARFERT -31.42

BINDALAGRO -31.05

WWIL -31.05

PARSVNATH -29.86

JINDALSTEL-28.93

IVRPRIME -28.85

SASKEN -28.82

BAJAJHIND -28.28

HDIL -27.98

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Bulls take Nifty to 5000

The bull show no respite. After the Sensex, the Nifty made history crossing the psychological 5000 mark early on Thursday. Heavyweights Reliance Industries, ONGC and ICICI Bank took the index to an all-time high of 5015.55.

At 10:05 am, the National Stock Exchange’s Nifty was up 42 points or 0.85 per cent at 4982.65.

Biggest Nifty gainers were VSNL (up 3.09%), Reliance Energy (2.49%), GAIL (2.12%), Tata Steel (1.62%), ONGC (1.55%) and Maruti Udyog (1.51%).

BPCL (down 2.08%), Hindustan Petroleum (1.33%), Grasim Industries (0.81%), Hero Honda (0.79%), Bajaj Auto (0.41%) and HCL Technologies (0.32%).

The Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex was up 147 points or 0.87 per cent at 17,068.37.

The market breadth showed 1260 advances and 435 declines on BSE, while on NSE, 737 shares advanced and 228 declined.

Nifty hits 5,000

The market opened on buoyant note tracking firm global markets as weak US economic data reinforced expectations for another interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, following a steep half-point reduction to 4.75% last week. Both the niche indices BSE Sensex and S&P CNX Nifty struck all time high in opening trade. Nifty hit all-time high above 5,000 in opening trade. Market breadth was strong on BSE

At 10:29 IST, the 30-shares BSE Sensex was up 158.46 points or 0.94% to 17,076.56. It opened higher at 17,059.61 and advanced further to hit an all time high of 17,158.49. Its low for the day so far is at 17,051.03.

At the day’s high of 17,158.49, the Sensex had gained 237.10 points for the day.

The S&P CNX Nifty surged 45.50 points or 0.91% to 4,985.60. It struck an all time high of 5,015.55 in early trade

The market breadth was strong on BSE with 1332 shares advancing as compared to 604 that declined. 62 remained unchanged

The total turnover on BSE amounted to Rs 896 crore by 10:30 IST

Among the 30-member Sensex pack, 27 advanced while the rest declined.

India’s second largest power utility company in terms of revenue Reliance Energy (REL) surged 3.29% to Rs 1060 on 1.62 lakh shares. It was the top gainer from Sensex pack. As per reports REL is believed to be restructuring its businesses under three verticals — utility, infrastructure and real estate.

ACC (up 3% to Rs 1195), Cipla (up 2.20% to Rs 174.55) and Tata Steel (up 2.23% to Rs 767.55), were the other gainers from the Sensex pack.

India’s largest company in terms of market capitalisation and oil refiner Reliance Industries rose 1.03% to Rs 2345.90 on 65,459 shares

Hindustan Unilever, the country’s largest FMCG company in terms of sales slipped 0.69% to Rs 223.70 on 27,265 shares. It was the top loser from Sensex pack

Bajaj Auto (down 0.53% to Rs 2495.50), and Grasim (down 0.20% to Rs 3438), were the other losers from Sensex pack

Among side counters, Graphite India (up 11.11% to Rs 61), Usha Martin (up 9.15% to Rs 65) and Engineers India (up 7.21% to Rs 645.10), surged

Market is expected to see volatility as derivative contracts for September 2007 series expire today, 27 September 2007. As per market data, marketwide rollover from September 2007 series to October 2007 series stood at 64% while that of Nifty was 59% at end of Wednesday (26 September 2007)'s trading.

Asian markets extended early gains today, 27 September 2007 after stocks rallied on Wall Street overnight. Hang Seng (up 2.06% at 26,971.09), Japan's Nikkei (up 1.78% at 17,080.24), Taiwan Weighted (up 1.32% at 9,379.82), Singapore's Straits Times (up 1.46% at 3,703.44) and South Korea's Seoul Composite (up 1.29% at 1,943.93), all edged higher.

US stocks rallied yesterday, 26 September 2007 led by rally in financial shares after a larger-than-forecast decrease in durable goods orders reinforced expectations of more rate cuts. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 99.5 points or 0.7%, to 13,878.15. The Nasdaq Composite Index increased 15.58 points or 0.6% to 2,699.03. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index added 8.21 points or 0.5% to 1,525.42.

As per provisional data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) purchased shares worth a net Rs 727.99 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net sellers of shares worth Rs 701.43 crore on Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Crude oil prices held above $80 on Thursday, 27 September 2007 as traders balanced rising stockpiles in the United States against fears that a brewing storm could impact production in the Gulf of Mexico. US crude for November delivery rose 25 cents to $80.55 a barrel and London Brent crude rose 34 cents to $77.77 a barrel.

The 30-shares BSE Sensex rose 21.85 points or 0.13% at 16,921.39, an all time closing high, on Wednesday, 26 September 2007.

From a recent low of 13,989.11 on 21 August 2007, Sensex surged 2932.28 points or 20.96% in just 26 trading sessions to 16,921.39 on Wednesday, 26 September 2007

The S&P CNX Nifty gained 1.65 points or 0.03% at 4,940.50, an all time closing high, on Wednesday, 26 September 2007.

Nifty and Stock Analysis

Nifty was able to break out of the 4050-4250 band last week. While the spot Nifty closed at 4318.3, a gain of about 1.5 per cent over the week, the Nifty future ended at 4293.4 (4240.75).

Overall open interest positions hit another high this week at Rs 81,992 crore against last week’s Rs 76,006 crore.

Despite healthy rollover of open positions (for both index and stock futures), turnover remained rather dull compared with previous occasions.

Follow-up: Expecting a downtrend, we advised investors to go short on the Nifty July future with a stop-loss at 4250.

Currently, this strategy is in negative position. Those, who have not closed out their positions can hold on.

Outlook

The Nifty future is just a little way away from its all-time high of 4314.

While a breach above that level could take the Nifty future to the 4410-15 level, a dip below its support 4285 could weaken it to 4230 and even to 4115.

We expect the latter to happen, as Nifty future is in over-bought position.

Recommendation

We expect the market to open on a firm note but the rally may fizzle out later.

We advise investors to consider shorting Nifty July future and hold it till expiry. However, this strategy is for those who are willing to take risks. On other hand, the investor may also buy the Nifty 4150 put; it ended at Rs 54.5 on Friday.

Put/call ratio

Open interest put/call ratio increased to 1.58 against the previous week’s 1.4 while volume wise PCR to 1.54 (1.03). This indicates a lot of puts positions were carried over and call positions were squared-off during last week when the market climbed sharply.

Implied volatility

IV declined for both puts and calls. While puts IV decreased to 15 per cent (21 per cent), calls implied volatility slipped to 18 per cent (19 per cent).

Though the relative stability in calls IV suggests strong undertone, the decrease indicate calm market condition ahead.

Backwardation

The Nifty future widened its discount and it now trails the Nifty by 24.3 points against last week difference of 11 points. This suggests that a lot of short positions were added.

Stock futures

ICICI Bank: We presented a negative outlook on the stock with a target range of Rs 900 on the downside.

Though the stock witnessed some pressure, it was able to remain firm and closed around previous week’s levels of Rs 955.

We still believe that this stock could test Rs 900 level. Those who hold short positions on the counter can continue to do so. The market lot is 350 units per contract.

NTPC: We had presented a positive outlook on the stock and had said that it might not witness any sharp swings.

This counter also finished around the previous week’s levels of Rs 153.

We still expect the stock to touch our targeted level of Rs 168 if it breaches resistance at Rs 158.

Consider going long on the stock keeping stop loss at Rs 150 levels. Market lot is 1,625 units per contract.

IDBI: The stock is at a critical stage. While a move post its 52-week high at Rs 121 could take it to Rs 135-140, a dip below current level could weaken it to Rs 110-105 level. We expect the latter to happen as the stock is in an overb ought position.

Consider shorting the IDBI future with a stop loss if it begins the week on a weak or flat note. In that event keep the stop loss at Rs 121.

FIIs trend

The cumulative FII positions as percentage of total gross market positions on the derivative segment as on June 21 improved to 35.20 per cent (33.83 per cent).

FIIs were predominantly net sellers last week. They now hold open positions of Rs 14,412.01 crore (Rs 20,135 crore) in index futures and Rs 19,968.99 crore (Rs 22,665.76 crore) in stock futures.

Position-wise, they hold 6,46,798 contracts (9,45,092 contracts) of index futures and 6,86,149 contracts (7,93,995 contracts) of stock futures.

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Sensex, Nifty strike record closing highs

Market extended its rally for the fifth straight day as buying continued. Metal and IT stocks were in demand.

The 30-share BSE Sensex settled 63.32 points higher at 13,937.65, a lifetime closing high. It came off the higher level after opening with an upward gap of 154.14 points at 14,028.47, which is also its all time high. Sensex touched an intra-day low of 13905.65. It took 26 sessions for the Sensex to reach 14,000 mark from its close of 13,024.26 points on 30 October.

The S&P CNX Nifty also settled at lifetime closing high at 4015.35, up 14.35 points from its previous close. It had surged to an all time high of 4033.20.

The market breadth stayed positive with 1307 shares advancing on BSE as compared to 1263 that declined. 68 shares were unchanged. The BSE Small-Cap index rose 23 points or 0.34% to 6,799.99 while the BSE Mid-Cap index gained 10.5 points or 0.2% to 5,829.47

The total turnover on BSE amounted to Rs 4743 crore as compared to Rs 4836 crore on Monday (4 December)

Among the Sensex pack, 18 declined while the rest advanced.

Tata Steel was the top gainer, up 5.60% to Rs 494.25 on 16.75 lakh shares. It moved in range of Rs 470.65- 494.90. The company said on Monday, it had signed an agreement with Nippon Yasen Kabushiki Kaisha to form a 50:50 shipping joint venture. The JV will cater to both dry and bulk cargo.

Index heavyweight Reliance Industries (RIL) rose 1.50% to Rs 1279 on 9 lakh shares. The stock had opened with huge upward gap at Rs 1350, which is also its 52-week high. The company said on 1 December, that its hydrotreater plant at Jamnagar refinery, which was partially damaged in a fire on 25 October, has been refurbished and has started functioning. Also there are unconfirmed reports that it is set to acquire Adani Retail, the Gujarat based retail chain controlled by the Adani Group. The acquisition of Adani Retail will provide RIL with a readymade retail infrastructure and real estate to begin operations in Gujarat.

Reliance Communications rose 3.67% to Rs 459.10 after reports suggested the company has invited bids for 90-100 million cellular lines valued at $7-8 billion.

Gujarat Ambuja was the top loser, down 1.66% to Rs 142 on 13.08 lakh shares. Its November 2006 cement despatches increased 9% to 1.31 million tonnes. The stock had hit a intra-day high of Rs 147.45

HDFC (down 1.48% to Rs 1600), Grasim (down 1.45% to Rs 2745) and HDFC Bank (down 1.41% to Rs 1085) were the other losers.

Metal stocks advanced on the back of renewed buying interest, with the BSE metal index rising the most among the sectoral indices by 2.01% or 180.28 points to 9148.25. Major gainers from the sector were Ispat Industries (up 1.82% to Rs 11.20), Hindustan Copper (up 5% to Rs 102.25), Maharashtra Seamless (up 3.43% to Rs 482.15), Sesa Goa (up 2.22% to Rs 1288), Hindalco (up 1.33% to Rs 175.70), Jindal Stainless (up 3.67% to Rs 124.40) and SAIL (up 2.45% to Rs 87.90) moved higher.

IT stocks were in demand as buying interest resumed in the sector, with the BSE IT index rising 1.19% or 61 points to 5197.44. IT bellwether Infosys Technologies gained 1.39% to Rs 2236 after its ADR rose 2.7% on Monday to $54.42. Other IT stocks Wipro (up 0.42% to Rs 592.80), i-flex (up 4% to Rs 1768), HCL Technologies (up 1.92% to Rs 635) and Satyam Computers (up 0.38% to Rs 460) moved higher.

Select sugar stocks surged for the second straight day on speculation that export ban may be lifted shortly. Bajaj Hindustan (up 4.51% to Rs 258.45), Balrampur Chini Mills (up 3.10% to Rs 91.75), Bannari Amman Sugars (up 2.62% to Rs 842), Dhampur Sugar Mills (up 1.21% to Rs 96.10), KM Sugar Mills (up 2.05% to Rs 54.70), Shree Renuka Sugar (up 1.20% to Rs 535) and Sakthi Sugar (up 1.69% to Rs 117) advanced.

Eicher Motors lost 2.87% to Rs 391 despite reporting 38% rise in November 2006 sales to 2201 units.

MSK Projects rose 3.52% to Rs 94.10 after the company bagged an order worth Rs 21.20 crore from Pimpri Chinchwada Municipal Corporation, Pune for improvement, maintenance and repairs of roads.

Bharat Earth Movers lost 1.21% to Rs 1023.55. There are reports that it has signed a deal with US-based Terex Mining to manufacture and sell mining haul trucks in India and overseas.

Readymade apparel major Pearl Global jumped 10% to Rs 137.55 after the company bagged an order H & M of Sweden and Netherlands for supply of knitted T-shirts, valued at about Rs 2.25 crore.

Era Constructions slipped 0.18% to Rs 516.30 on volumes of 15 lakh shares. The company was awarded contract by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for design, construction, development, finance, operation and maintenance of new 4 lane Gwalior Bypass of on BOT Annuity Basis (the 'project') in consortium with other members. The contract shall be executed by the company over a period of two and a half years and the total annuity per annum is Rs 53.06 crore during the concession period of Seventeen and half years.

Mysore Cements rose 1.06% to Rs 66.65 after reports that Sebi may ask Heidelberg to hike open offer price to Rs 72.50 per share.

Essar Steel advanced 3.22% to Rs 36.90 on reports that it is likely to buy an integrated steel company in Eastern Europe.

Bharat Bijlee rose 1.21% to Rs 1204 after a block deal of 1.45 lakh shares was struck on the counter at Rs 1180 per share on BSE by 10:23 IST. The stock had surged to intra-day high of Rs 1275 just after the block deal was executed.

J&K Bank gained 1.39% to Rs 548 after RBI allowed FIIs to purchase up to 40% in the bank.

Plywood maker Greenply Industries jumped 7.59% to Rs 102.05 after the firm said it had signed a deal to sell carbon credits worth $5 million. The deal would add 500,000 euros annually to its revenues from FY 2007 to till 2012.

Market sentiment remains strong due to strong FII inflow, continued strong economic data and robust corporate earnings. Firmness is likely to prevail in the near term, as traders will build positions on expectations of strong Q3 December 2006 results.

The Nikkei average lost 37.83 points or 0.23% to 16,265.76 while the Hang Seng advanced 241.46 points or 1.29% to 18,944.19

Oil prices rose slightly Tuesday as traders watched US winter weather and anticipated further production cuts by OPEC nations. On Tuesday, light sweet crude for January delivery was up 16 cents to $62.60 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

US stocks rose on Monday as a string of corporate takeovers and lower oil prices boosted optimism about the outlook for profits. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 89.72 points, or 0.74%, to 12,283.85. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 12.41 points, or 0.89%, to 1,409.12. The Nasdaq Composite Index added 35.18 points, or 1.46%, to 2,448.39. The S&P 500 soared to a six-year high during the session, while the Nasdaq recorded its biggest one-day percentage gain in nearly a month, snapping a two-session losing streak.

On 1 December 2006, FIIs were net buyers of stocks to the tune of Rs 349.30 crore (gross purchases worth Rs 1,872.30 crore and gross sales of Rs 1,523.10 crore) while domestic mutual funds were net buyers of stocks to the tune of Rs 304.33 crore (gross purchases worth Rs 666.34 crore and gross sales of Rs 362.01 crore).

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Market slips on profit taking

After registering gains of 325 points in the last two sessions, the market slipped on profit taking in early trades and the Sensex lingered in negative territory throughout the trading session. Even as the major Asian indices recovered from yesterday's slump, the Sensex faltered after touching a new intra-day high of 13076 in early trades. Further, the RBI in its credit policy hiked the repo rate by 0.25%, which further hurt the market sentiment and increased the selling pressure in the afternoon. The weakness in heavyweight, tech, banking and consumer durables stocks dragged the index to the day's low of 12908, 116 points below its last close. The Sensex finally closed with losses of 62 points at 12962. The Nifty dropped 25 points and closed at 3744.

Dragging down the market, Reliance Communications shed 3.71% at Rs379, Bharti Airtel tumbled 2.18% at Rs530, Wipro slipped 3.11% at Rs538, Tata Motors slumped 2.83% at Rs828, HDFC Bank shed 2% at Rs1,004, Gujarat Ambuja Cements lost 2.05% at Rs117 and Tata Steel declined 1.59% at Rs490. However, select blue chip counters managed to clock decent gains. HLL rose 2.12% at Rs234 on impressive third quarterly numbers. Satyam gained 2.37% at Rs441, HDFC jumped 1.31% at Rs1,470, ITC added 1.25% at Rs190, ONGC advanced 1.37% at Rs816 and Hero Honda was up 1.39% at Rs756.

Except the BSE FMCG index, the rest of the sectoral indices ended in the red. The BSE Teck index dropped 1.29% at 3271 while the other indices were down around 1% each. However, the BSE FMCG index advanced 1.49% at 2049 on the back of good earnings numbers from HLL, Tata Tea and Dabur India. The breadth of the market was weak.

FMCG stocks bucked the downtrend and rallied sharply on sustained buying support. Colgate soared 7.55% at Rs415, McDowell shot up by 5.97% at Rs753, United Breweries gained 5.44% at Rs179, GTC Industries advanced 4.84% at Rs195, Jagatjit Industries added 4.54% at Rs70 and Kothari Products was up 2.76% at Rs510.

Over 1.55 crore Reliance Natural Resources shares changed hands on the BSE followed by Silverline Technologies (72.32 lakh shares), Nandan Exim (66.36 lakh shares), Mysore Cements (54.02 lakh shares) and Morepen Laboratories (48.70 lakh shares).

Value-wise Jaiprakash Associates registered a turnover of Rs242 crore on the BSE followed by Hindustan Zinc (Rs208 crore), Tech Mahindra (Rs164 crore), Tata Motors (Rs98 crore) and Reliance Industries (Rs89 crore).

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Market slips marginally on late selling

The Sensex drifted into the red towards the close and ended the trading session at 12709.
The market witnessed selling pressure towards the close, after an early rally had seen the Sensex notch up gains of 125 points on sustained buying support.

The Sensex began the day with gains of 32 points at 12756 on the back of firm Asian indices and surged above 12800 to touch an intra-day high of 12849. The Sensex held firm above 12800 amid a range-bound trend for the better part of the trading session before the resumption of selling dragged it to the day's low of 12680. The Sensex ended the session with losses of 14 points at 12709, while the Nifty was down a point at 3677. However, the other Asian indices like the Nikkei, the Hang Seng, the Kospi and the Straits Times closed with gains of nearly 1% each.

Among the losers, Satyam shed 2.82% at Rs428, ITC dropped 2.52% at Rs186, Bajaj Auto lost 1.70% at Rs2,742 and Maruti was down nearly 1% at Rs937. However, Reliance Energy rose 1.64% at Rs460, Tata Steel jumped 1.23% at Rs508, Wipro added 1.10% at Rs556 and Bharti Airtel moved up by 1.13% at Rs497.

On the sectoral front, the BSE CD index rose 1.58% at 3417 while the BSE FMCG index dipped 1.15% at 2009. The market breadth was positive. Of the 2,515 stocks traded on the BSE, 1,293 stocks advanced, 1,132 stocks declined and 90 stocks ended unchanged.

Among the consumer durable stocks Mirc Electronics soared 4.11% at Rs25, Videocon Industries advanced 3.30% at Rs501, Whirlpool jumped 2.87% at Rs39 and Hitachi Home Appliances was up 1.62% at Rs75. Blue Star, VIP Industries and Blow Plast also ended with steady gains.

Over 1.35 crore IFCI shares changed hands on the BSE followed by Hanung Toys & Textiles (1.20 crore shares), Nandan Exim (56.37 lakh shares), SAIL (43.69 lakh shares) and Tech Mahindra (35.99 lakh shares).

Value-wise Tech Mahindra registered a turnover of Rs300 crore on the BSE followed by Tata Steel (Rs178 crore), Reliance Industries (Rs157 crore), Hanung Toys & Textiles (Rs115 crore) and Hindustan Zinc (Rs69 crore).