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The
Intraday market continued to consolidate in morning trade. The Sensex fell
13.96 points to 28087.76 and the Nifty declined 8.05 points to 8517.55, dragged
by FMCG, capital goods, select banks and metals stocks. The broader markets,
too, remained flat. Shares of ICICI Bank, Tata Motors, HDFC Bank, ITC, HDFC,
HUL, L&T, Sun Pharma, BHEL, Tata Steel and NTPC fell 0.5-1.5 percent while
Infosys, TCS, SBI and Cipla gained more than 1 percent.
Gold extended a recovery from recent lows as its resilience below USD 1,100 disappointed those expecting a deeper decline, but expectations that US interest rates could rise as early as September kept up pressure on prices. The metal has fallen in the second half of this year on the prospect of rising rates, which would lift the opportunity cost of holding bullion while boosting the dollar.
The Indian rupee fell to the lowest against the dollar in two weeks on Tuesday, tracking a stronger greenback after China devalued the yuan by nearly 2 percent. The rupee weakened to 64.1808 to the dollar, the lowest since July 27, compared with its previous close of 63.75. State Bank of India's (SBI) first quarter earnings are expected to be subdued like previous quarters.
Gold extended a recovery from recent lows as its resilience below USD 1,100 disappointed those expecting a deeper decline, but expectations that US interest rates could rise as early as September kept up pressure on prices. The metal has fallen in the second half of this year on the prospect of rising rates, which would lift the opportunity cost of holding bullion while boosting the dollar.
The Indian rupee fell to the lowest against the dollar in two weeks on Tuesday, tracking a stronger greenback after China devalued the yuan by nearly 2 percent. The rupee weakened to 64.1808 to the dollar, the lowest since July 27, compared with its previous close of 63.75. State Bank of India's (SBI) first quarter earnings are expected to be subdued like previous quarters.
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