India reportedly boasts around 2,000 FDCs, four times more that what's available in the US.

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The Indian GDP hardly has any implication on the Indian IT industry, from a business and growth perspective, since it is an export-led sector.

Major gainers include ICICI Bank, SBI, Yes Bank, Vedanta, Tata Steel, Adani Ports, Bharti Airtel, Axis Bank, Tata Motors, Infosys, Coal India, Hero Motocorp, Tata Motors, ONGC, RIL, M&M, Sun Pharma, Bajaj Auto, NTPC, TCS, ITC, L&T and Power Grid, rising up to 2.59 per cent.

Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst, Technical and Derivatives, Angel Broking, takes viewers through all the market action today. The market closed lower on sell-off in banking, pharma, and metal stocks as investors turned cautious after wholesale inflation surged to a four-year high. While the Sensex fell 217 points to 36,323, Nifty closed 82 points lower at 10,936 level. The broad-based Nifty cracked below the 11,000-mark as 35 of its constituents closed in the red, led by Dr Reddy's, Tata Steel and Lupin.

The market closed lower on sell-off in banking, pharma, and metal stocks as investors turned cautious after wholesale inflation surged to a four-year high.While the Sensex fell 217 points to 36,323, Nifty closed 82 points lower at 10,936 level. The broad-based Nifty cracked below the 11,000-mark as 35 of its constituents closed in the red, led by Dr Reddy's, Tata Steel and Lupin.Wholesale price index-based inflation rose to more than four-year high of 5.77 per cent in June on increase in pric...

The Dr Reddy's stock fell up to 10.61% or 246 points to 2,071.50 level. The stock closed 9.85% or 228 points lower at 2089.15 on the BSE.

Indian promoters take home fat pay cheques but their compensation is, in most cases, linked to company performance.

The stock was the top Sensex loser today. The stock hits its fresh 52-week low of 226.25 on the BSE today. It opened at 229.90 and fell 2.60% to hit a fresh intra day low level.

The Sensex closed with modest gains, helped by late buying in technology and pharma stocks, even as global sentiment took a hit after the US imposed fresh tariffs on Chinese imports.Global cues were grim as US President Donald Trump approved levying of new tariffs worth $50 billion on Chinese exports, while Beijing vowed to quickly retaliate.The Sensex, after succumbing to a broad sell-off in afternoon trade, closed 22.32 points higher at 35,622 on fag-end buying in IT and pharma ...

The stock has been gaining for the last eight days and has risen 20.08% in the period. It opened with a gain of 2.23% today. The stock has gained every month in the last seven months and has generated 20.02% returns in the period.

The development is a hugely positive development both for Sun Pharma and for Indian pharma. From a sentiment perspective, it is significant given that the company has been finally able to get its facility cleared after three years.

The Sensex rose 47 points to close at 35,739 in see-saw trade, led by gains in software exporters and healthcare stocks.Buying picked up after official data showed industrial output expanded by 4.9 per cent in April this year, spurred by higher growth in manufacturing and mining sectors.However, concern prevailed over retail inflation inching up to 4.87 per cent in May on increase in food prices.In past two days, the Sensex gained 248.85 points.Similarly, the broader 50-issue NSE Nifty ended ...

The Sensex and Nifty closed higher on rise in pharma and banking stocks amid higher Asian markets buoyed by the summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore.While the Sensex closed 209 points higher at 35,692 level, the Nifty ended at 10,842, a gain of 56 points. Both the indices closed at over their four month highs after starting the day in positive territory. Markets are also awaiting the release of key macroeconomic data of IIP and retail Inflatio...

While the Sensex closed 209 points higher at 35,692 level, the Nifty ended at 10,842, a gain of 56 points. Both the indices closed at over their four month highs after starting the day in positive territory.

The Sensex surrendered early gains to close modestly higher at 35,483.47 today amid mixed global cues. Optimistic buying in blue-chip stocks ahead of release of industrial production data for April also drove stocks higher, particularly in early trade. Global investors were keenly monitoring developments around the historic US-North Korea summit in Singapore on June 12. The Sensex had opened on a healthy note at 35,472.59 and rose to the day's high of 35,704.84 on unabated buying ...

However, towards the fag-end, profit-booking erased most gains and the index finished at 35,483.47, up 39.80 points, or 0.11 per cent. The 50-share NSE Nifty, which reclaimed the 10,800-mark intra-day, settled at 10,786.95, showing a gain of 19.30 points, or 0.18 per cent. Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharma and Dr Reddy's were the top Sensex gainers.

Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst, Technicals and Derivatives, Angel Broking, takes us through all the market action today. The market ended lower for a third straight session amid caution ahead of the central bank's policy decision, while sentiment was subdued after a survey showed services activity in May shrank for the first time in three months.

The market ended lower for a third straight session amid caution ahead of the central bank's policy decision, while sentiment was subdued after a survey showed services activity in May shrank for the first time in three months. The Nikkei Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.6 in May from April's 51.4, sinking below the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction. While the Sensex closed 108 points lower at 34,903, the Nifty fell 35 points to 10,593 level. Market experts said BSE's decisi...

The Sensex closed 215 points lower as nervous investors took money off the table amid speculation that the RBI may go for a rate hike this week.Rate sensitives led the decline, with the BSE Realty index emerging as the worst performer among sectoral indices by slumping 3.25 per cent. Banking, financials, consumer durables and capital goods tumbled up to 1.83 per cent.The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee began its three-day meeting today amid speculation that it may hike the key interest rate o...