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The Indian benchmark indices extended gains (today) after a beginning on a cautious note with the 50-pack Nifty nearing the 17,450 marks as it traded 45 points higher. Meanwhile, BSE Sensex rose 117 points at 58,360-level. Titan, NTPC, Airtel, and M&M were the top-performing stocks in the Sensex kitty of stocks, up between 1-3 percent. Axis Bank, TechM, HDFC Bank, and HCL Tech, on the other hand, were the worst laggards. The broader market outperformance showed no signs of abating. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices were up nearly 0.4 percent each. Sectorally, Nifty Private Bank, Nifty Bank, and Nifty Financial Services were the only losers. Media pack once again was the best performer, up 2 percent. Other top gainers included realty, FMCG, and auto. Read more

The markets in India were trading flat with a positive bias in today's(6th January 2020) early deals, tracking mixed global cues. The S&P BSE Sensex was trading 55 points higher at 48,490 levels and the Nifty50 index was holding above 14,200 levels. ONGC (up 4%) was the top Sensex gainer, followed by Titan which rose 3 percent after giving a business update for the December quarter of FY21. ICICI Bank, Larsen & Toubro, and Bharti Airtel (all up 1%) were the other top gainers. The majority of the Nifty sectoral indices were trading with gains, led by the Nifty Metal index, up 1 percent.

ONGC and Oil India shares gained up to 1.7 percent yesterday (2nd July 2020) as crude oil prices rose on the back of lower US oil inventories. The two stocks have gained 32-34 percent from their March lows, as oil prices rebounded from under-$20 per barrel to over $40 now. Though market sentiment has improved and a recovery in oil prices bodes well for the state-owned oil and gas producers, investors need to be cautious. The March quarter (Q4) performance has been weak, and the June quarter is likely to see the impact of the disruption caused by Covid-19. For FY21, too, analysts don’t expect significant growth in crude output and are factoring in lower oil and gas prices. Hence, they expect a decline in earnings. Read more