The Intraday market has opened in green territory. The
Sensex is up 92.65 points at 20321.70, and the Nifty is up 29.85 points at
6028.90. About 496 shares have advanced, 104 shares declined, and 16 shares are
unchanged. Indian rupee opened higher at 62.89 per dollar on Friday as against
previous day's closing of 62.93 per dollar.
In the currency space, the yen falls to a fresh four-year low against the euro early in Asian trade, left exposed after promising data in both Germany and the United States underpinned the single currency and the US dollar.
In the currency space, the yen falls to a fresh four-year low against the euro early in Asian trade, left exposed after promising data in both Germany and the United States underpinned the single currency and the US dollar.
In commodities, crude prices are subdued this morning after
rising USD 1/bbl yesterday, boosted by positive US economic data and surging
gasoline prices as demand was expected to rise. From precious metals space,
gold settled over 1 percent lower on Thursday, in the wake of constructive US
jobless data, and hurt by fears the US Federal Reserve might be able to start
scaling back its stimulus programme soon.
Indian markets tanked down, marking their biggest single-day
fall in nearly two months, as blue-chip shares slumped on worries the pace of
foreign investor buying is slowing down. Fed minutes hint of taper in next few
months. Nifty down by 123 pts, closed at 5999. Sensex down by 406 pts, closed
at 20229. Core European markets are in red.
S&P BSE Sensex is trading at 31,520 up 236 points, while Nifty is trading at 9858 up 69 points. A total of 27 stocks registered a fresh 52-week high in trade today, while 23 stocks touched a new 52-week low on the NSE.capitalstars
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