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Global cues, FIIs outflows subdue indices; realty stocks down
Accordingly, indices closed lower for the third consecutive session amidst uncertainties on the way ahead for the Russia-Ukraine conflict.Besides, the FIIs were net sellers on BSE, NSE & MSEI in the capital market segment. They net sold Rs 2,529.96 crore worth of equities.On Thursday, they had sold Rs 1,242.10 crore worth of equities.
Equities erase early losses, rise marginally in afternoon trade
"The roller coaster ride in the market will continue till some clarity emerges on the Ukraine issue. The de-escalation in tensions which the market immediately discounted with a sharp up move has now been replaced with re-escalation of tensions on the Ukraine-Russia border and the consequent sharp market down move," said V.K. Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services.
FIIs outflows, Russia-Ukraine tensions subdue indices; banking stocks down
The FIIs were net sellers on BSE, NSE & MSEI in the capital market segment. They net sold Rs 1,242.10 crore worth of equities. Globally, markets remained on edge on reports of skirmishes between Russia and Ukraine. On the positive side, the US Fed minutes indicated that while the central bank intends to shortly begin raising interest rates, its decisions would be data-dependent.
Equities settle marginally down; banking stocks top losers
In the morning session, the indices traded marginally in the red to later rise in afternoon trade, while it tanked towards the end of the session. Accordingly, Sensex closed at 57,892 points, down 0.2 per cent or 105 points, whereas Nifty closed 17,305 points, down 0.1 per cent or 18 points. Banking stocks were the top drags during the session, data showed.
Profit bookings, fund outflows subdue indices; metal stocks down
The FIIs were net sellers on BSE, NSE & MSEI in the capital market segment. They sold Rs 1,890.96 crore worth of equities. Globally, Asian shares rallied on Wednesday as fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine dissipated after Moscow indicated it was returning some troops to base in an apparent de-escalation, delivering investors a measure of relief.
BSE-listed Innovators Facade Systems hits 10% upper circuit on fresh order
The rally was triggered after the company announced that it has bagged an order worth Rs 70 crore from the Lodha Group for design, supply, fabrication and installation of facade work in the Mumbai region.The shares of the company settled at the upper circuit at Rs 66.80.Founded in 1999, Innovators Facade Systems operates as a building finishing contractor for both residential and commercial properties in India.
Indian equities rise further in afternoon trade
Reports saying Russia announced the first pullback of troops from Ukraine's borders are also likely to have supported the investors' appetite in the market. At 2.37 p.m., Sensex traded at 58,459 points, up 0.6 percent or 317 points, whereas Nifty traded 17,436 points, up 0.5 percent or 84 points.
Indian equities a tad up in early trad
At 9.45 a.m., Sensex traded at 58,157 points, up 0.02 per cent or just 15 points, whereas Nifty traded 17,375 points, up 0.13 per cent or 22 points. Among the stocks, HDFC Life, Mahindra & Mahindra, Adani Ports, BPCL, and Indian Oil Corporation were the top five gainers among the Nifty 50 companies, rising 2.5 per cent, 2.3 per cent, 1.9 per cent, 1.7 per cent, and 1.6 per cent, respectively.
Value buying boosts equity indices; Sensex gains over 1,500 pts
The upward movement comes a day after a sharp correction took place on the back of heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Accordingly, on Tuesday attractive stock valuations brought a healthy influx of domestic institutional as well as retail funds into the market. In the initial trade, both the indices had a gap up opening.
Warmongering: Russia-Ukraine tensions trigger equity sell-off; spikes oil prices
Accordingly, the two indices witnessed their sharpest percentage fall in 10 months. In the initial part of trading, east Asian stocks slid and commodities, including crude oil, surged as geopolitical risks over Ukraine rippled through global markets. The Brent-indexed Crude oil prices crossed $96 per barrel, the highest in seven years. Notably, Russia is one of the world's top producers of Crude oil.
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