Sensex closes flat; capital goods stocks gain

Indices continued their upward crawl Friday, but it is clear that the market needs a bigger dose of liquidity to be able deliver meaningful returns hereon. Capital goods, power and realty shares were in demand, while investors shunned those from the ...

BSE Sensex was trading marginally in green after stellar rally on Wednesday. Pharma, banks, realty and capital goods stocks continue to do well.

The BSE benchmark Sensex advanced by 79 points in the late morning trade on fresh buying mainly in capital goods, power, metal, consumer durables and IT sectors on the back of higher Asian cues despite capital outflows from funds.

Indian markets continued to fall further on Monday led by losses seen in FMCG, capital goods, IT and metal stocks. BSE Midcap and smallcap index outperformed the benchmark indices. At 11.54 a.m., the Sensex was trading down 143.13 points or 0.71% at ...

MUMBAI: The S&P BSE Sensex opened on a subdued note on Monday on the back of weak global cues and lack of triggers back home. According to analysts, the market is likely to consolidate after a four-week rally with stock specific action. "We are ...

The S&P BSE Sensex rallied over 100 points in morning trade on Tuesday, led by gains in realty, banks and capital goods stocks.

Markets ended flat after it staged a recovery in late-noon deals.Weakness in banks and capital goods shares, along with volatility ahead of the F&O expiry took the Sensex to a low of 19,042.The index finally ended up 10 points at 19,179. Nifty ended up three points at 5,837.Meanwhile in Asia, Japan's Nikkei share average slipped on Tuesday as weak China manufacturing data heightened concerns over global growth, while investors cashed in some of the recent gains after the yen's slide towards ...

The BSE benchmark Sensex on Thursday closed 131 points higher on fag-end buying by funds mainly in metal, capital goods, consumer durables, PSU and banking stocks amid expiry of the monthly derivatives contract.

MUMBAI: The S&P BSE Sensex pulled-back over 165 points from day's low and moved in the positive terrain as buying activity picked up in metals, capital goods and technology sector stocks after the cut repo rate by 25 bps. The rate sensitive sectors ...