Sensex Closes 52 Points Higher; Reliance Infra, DLF Lead The Gains

Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) benchmark SENSEX day recovered almost 19 000-mark at the start but lost steam to trade end the day only 52 cross-section of trading.

Markets opened a promising note by the BSE 30-share index rising by more than 170 18942.42 points. But profit margins and selling higher trimmed most SENSEX closed 51.68 points or 0.28 per cent higher than 18,814.48.

A broad-based NSE Nifty 50-Theme from 23.30 points, or 0.41 percent 5,650.50.

Realty shares continued to attract good buying support and BSE Realty index rose 3.66 percent by the end date at the top gainer among sectoral indices.

Consumer durables and banking stocks the next day, the most successful.

".. The surprise jump in U.S. manufacturing gauge Friday sent the shares on Wall Street sharply higher Most Asian markets traded positive bias All eyes will be on the U.S. monthly jobs data Friday after interest rate decisions in the UK and the euro zone," says Amar Ambani, head of research, IIFL - Indian housing.

Preliminary data, foreign institutional investors began to shares worth Rs599.66 crore on Friday to expand its purchases on the seventh consecutive session.

Other markets in Asia also closed higher. The key to compare the indices in Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan were between 0.40 percent and 1.94 percent.

European shares mixed in afternoon trading on trade, rose the most important indices in Germany and the UK, with 0.08 percent and 0.29 percent, while the French CAC eased 0.10 percent.

Back home, was 11 of 13 sectoral indices of BSE at the same time, the BSE CG BSE FMCG and ended in defeat. Durable goods (1.99 percent), bank shares (1.09 percent) and BSE Auto (0.91 percent) were also in demand.

"For the Indian markets, the latter may trigger a short-term business results and RBI's monetary policy meeting later this month.

"Advances in the southwest monsoon, with the development of FII flows and the potential for positive surprises to influence policy towards the feelings," says Ambani.

Realty sector index SENSEX gains led by Reliance Infra and DLF rose 6.84 percent and 6.01 percent.

Among other gainers, rose Rel Com 3.29 percent, Hindalco (1.90 per cent), Tata Motors (1.76 percent), Jaipra Asso (1.72 percent), M & M (1.45 percent), HDFC Bank (1.42 percent), Maruti Suzuki (1.09 percent), Sterling Ind. (1.00 percent), RIL (0.70 percent), SBI (0.51 per cent) and ICICI Bank (0.46 percent).

The total BSE market breadth was positive as 1766 shares developed in 1075 ready for the red than green. Total revenues in further improving the RS3, RS2 from 004.05 crore, 756.53 crore in the past.

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The key benchmark indices held firm in early afternoon trade as Asian stocks and US index futures rose. Revival of monsoon rains in the past few days after week rains last month, also underpinned sentiment. Healthcare stocks rose. Auto stocks were mixed. The market breadth was strong as buying was witnessed in select mid-cap and small-cap stocks.

Index heavyweight Reliance Industries (RIL) held firm. The BSE 30-share Sensex was up 86.11 points or 0.49%, up close to 130 points from the day's low and off close to 25 points from the day's high. Except the BSE Auto index, all the other sectoral indices on BSE were in green.

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However, selling continued in Reliance Communications, Reliance Power, Idea Cellular, Maruti Suzuki, Hero Honda, BPCL, PNB, Suzlon and Ambuja Cements.

The Sensex was trading at 17527, up 86 points and the Nifty was at 5260, up 25 points. The Nifty July future was trading at 6 points premium.

Shares of software companies like TCS, Wipro, HCL Tech and Infosys gained 0.7-1.76% ahead of Infosys numbers for the quarter ended June 2010.

In the financial space, HDFC Bank, SBI, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank were up 0.6-1.25%.
SpiceJet (block deal happened), Jindal Cotex (will be shifted into T2T from July 9), Aban Offshore, Swaraj Engines, Reliance Power, Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel and Reliance Communications were the most active shares

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The 30-share index, which had 111.19 points in preceding session, shed 332.65 points to 16,187.03 in the first five minutes of buy and sell.

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The market opened muted note for lack of confidence among traders near confrontation levels. After moving in an area with a negative bias, the index began drifting lower as emotion turned bearish on concern over Spain's debt woes of Greece post security.