On January 25, equity indices closed 1% lower in a volatile trading session amid profit booking in global markets

Airtel, UltraTech Cement, Axis Bank, L&T were among the top gainers while M&M, Maruti, NTPC, ITC traded as the top losers today

Applicants of the issue can check the status of their allotment on the website of KFin Technologies Private Limited, the registrar to the issue or the BSE website

The domestic unit opened at 72.95 per dollar at the interbank forex market, and inched 4 paise higher to 72.93 over its previous close of 72.97 per American currency

The reopening of the economy led to better than anticipated recovery in consumption led by strong pent-up demand followed by the festive season. Most high-frequency indicators indicated that the economic recovery is well on track

Sensex scaling the 50,000 mark raises questions ahead of the Union Budget 2021. Should investors keep booking profit amid the ongoing slide in index or should they bet big on the Budget being presented in the backdrop of Covid-19 crisis?

The domestic unit opened 4 apise lower at the interbank foreign exchange market at 73.03 over the previous close of 72.99 against the American currency

Earlier, Sensex rose above the historic mark of 50,000 and Nifty above 14,700 for the first time amid rise in Asian markets. Sensex and Nifty hit fresh lifetime highs of 50,184 and 14,753, respectively

BSE Sensex today: The benchmark Sensex has breached the psychological 50,000-mark thanks to roll out of COVID vaccines, better-than-expected corporate earnings in third quarter of FY21 and ample global liquidity

FII bought 2289.05 into domestic equity market on Wednesday which supported rupee to close below psychological level of 73.

Access to US stocks has become simpler, but one must keep an eye on the cost aspect

While the government plans to reduce its stakeholding in IRFC to 86% from 100% from the IPO, the promoter holding in Indigo Paints of 60.05% will reduce to 54%, post the issue

Sectorally, except FMCG, all the other indices closed in the green territory today, with almost 2.2% rise in auto and IT index and 2% gain in PSU Bank, followed by 1% rise in media index

The currency unit opened at 73.11 per US dollar at the interbank forex market and inched 7 paise higher to 73.10 over its previous close

As per company's DHRP, its main objective for the issue is to meet the upcoming capital expenditure requirement for manufacturing facility expansion at Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, to purchase tinting machines and gyroshakers and repay all or certain borrowings

Bajaj Finance, followed by SBI, ONGC, IndusInd Bank, Reliance Industries, HDFC and Axis Bank were among the top gainers. On the other hand, ITC and HDFC Bank were the laggards

The domestic unit opened at 73.16 against the US dollar at the interbank forex market, and inched 13 paise higher to 73.15 over its previous close

Extending fall for the second straight session, Sensex ended 470 points lower at 48,564 and Nifty fell by 152 points to 14,281. In the last two sessions, Sensex has lost 1,019 points and Nifty is down  313 points

Rupee opened on a weak note at 73.21 against the dollar index that traded near one-month high on risk aversion. The domestic unit then fell further by 15 paise to 73.22 at the interbank forex market, over its previous close

All sectors closed in the red, mirroring the fall in broader markets with over 2% fall registered in IT, PSU banking and financial stocks