The stock fell 58 points or over 4 percent to touch an intra day low of 1,373.55 level on the BSE. The stock has gained 51.87% during the last one year and 34.89% since the beginning of this year.  At 10:53 am, the stock was trading 2.54% or 36 points lower at 1395 level on BSE. The stock was the top loser on Sensex, Nifty.

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The Sensex and Nifty closed higher taking cues from global markets which rose on news China was preparing to resume trade discussions with the US, the first negotiations in more than a month. While the Sensex closed 284 points higher at 37,947, Nifty logged a gain of 85 points to end at a record high of 11,470 level,.Top Sensex gainers were YES Bank (3.76%), Vedanta Ltd (3.09%), and SBI (3.02%). Of 30 Sensex stocks, 20 ended in the green. Top Sensex losers were Hero MotoCorp (1.14%), ONGC (0.61%), and Maruti (0.58%). Money and bond markets were closed today on account of Parsi new year. Midcaps and small cap stocks contributed to the gains with the BSE midcap index rising 0.88% or 142 points to 16,306 and small cap index gaining 0.94%  or 156 points to 16,866 level. Banking, metal and consumer durables stocks led the charge with their BSE indices rising 398 points, 216 points and 194 points, respectively.  Market breadth was positive with 1631 stocks closing higher compared to 1075 stocks falling on the BSE. 156 stocks were unchanged.

Top Sensex gainers were YES Bank (3.76%), Vedanta Ltd (3.09%), and SBI (3.02%). Of 30 Sensex stocks, 20 ended in the green.  Top Sensex losers were Hero MotoCorp (1.14%), ONGC (0.61%), and Maruti (0.58%).

Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst, Technical and Derivative at Angel Broking, takes viewers through all the market action today. The Sensex fell over 188 points to close at 37,663, tracking weak global cues on concerns over Turkey's financial crisis amid sustained foreign fund outflows. The rupee stoked more worries, slumping to an all-time low of 70.40 per dollar (intra-day). Sentiment took a hit after the country's trade deficit soared to a near five-year high of $18 billion in July. The trade data was released by the Commerce Ministry on Tuesday after market hours.

The stock has grown 561 per cent from Rs 98.30 on August 16, 2013 to Rs 640 on August 16, 2018. The Sensex has doubled during the same period. Meanwhile, its listed peers PC Jewellers and Titan Company rose 127% and 283.44%, respectively, during the last five years.

The Sensex fell over 188 points to close at 37,663, tracking weak global cues on concerns over Turkey's financial crisis amid sustained foreign fund outflows. The rupee stoked more worries, slumping to an all-time low of 70.40 per dollar (intra-day).Sentiment took a hit after the country's trade deficit soared to a near five-year high of $18 billion in July. The trade data was released by the Commerce Ministry on Tuesday after market hours.After opening lower at 37,796, the 30-share Sensex slipped further to touch a low of 37,634, but a rally in Infosys, Sun Pharma and Tata Motors helped it to recover. The NSE Nifty traded in the red for the major part of the session and fell below the 11,400-mark to hit a low of 11,366.25. It later recovered a bit to finish at 11,385, showing a loss of 50 points, or 0.44 per cent.Top Sensex gainers were Sun Pharma (2.98%), Bharti Airtel (1.51%) and Infosys (1.17%).Top Sensex losers were  Kotak Mahindra Bank (3.62%), Vedanta (3.05%) and HDFC (2.61%).Weak leads from other Asian bourses following Turkey's currency crisis and fears of an economic slowdown in China affected sentiment on Dalal Street, brokers said.

The currency fell 42 paise to hit a fresh all time low of 70.32 intra day. Earlier, it opened 35 paise lower to 70.25 level compared to the US dollar.

Ruchit Jain, Technical Analyst, Angel Broking, takes viewers through all the market action today. The Sensex recovered by 207 points to 37,852, taking comfort from positive inflation numbers coupled with emergence of buying by domestic institutional investors. The Nifty too rose 80 points to close at 11,435. Besides strengthening rupee, encouraging earnings by some blue-chip firms including Tata Steel and Sun Pharma also helped in building positive sentiments, brokers said.

The Sensex recovered by 207 points to 37,852, taking comfort from positive inflation numbers coupled with emergence of buying by domestic institutional investors.The Nifty too rose 80 points to close at 11,435. Besides strengthening rupee, encouraging earnings by some blue-chip firms including Tata Steel and Sun Pharma also helped in building positive sentiments, brokers said.The Sensex had lost 379.47 points in the previous two sessions.Sun Pharma (6.91%), YES Bank (2.87%) and ICICI Bank (2.17%) were the top Sensex gainers. The Sun Pharma stock rose after the firm reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 982.51 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2018 compared with net loss of Rs 424.92 crore for the corresponding period of 2017-18.Tata Steel stock also gained in the Sensex list, surging 1.70 per cent after the company said its consolidated net profit jumped more than two-folds to Rs 1,933 crore in the April-June quarter of 2018-19 compared to Rs 921 crore during the same period a year ago.Meanwhile, the rupee closed at 69.90 level against the dollar compared with Monday's close of 69.93.Intra day, the currency fell past the key 70 level to hit a fresh all time low of 70.08. Market breadth was marginally negative with 1302 stocks closing higher compared with 1390 ending in the red on BSE.

Lack of FII inflows and growing oil prices are also affecting the rupee, a PSU bank official said. Foreign investors sold shares worth Rs 971.8 crore on a net basis, provisional exchange data showed.

At 9:36 am, the stock was trading 1.59% higher at 578 level on the BSE. The stock rose 3.13% to hit an intra day high of 587 level.  The stock has gained after two days of consecutive fall and opened with a gain of 2.60% at 584 level. 

Sameet Chavan, Chief Analyst - Technical and Derivative at Angel Broking takes viewers through all the market action today. While the Sensex fell 224 points or 0.59% to 37,644 level, Nifty closed 0.65% or 73 points lower at 11,355 level.

The Sensex and Nifty closed lower for the second straight session in trade  today on negative global cues and weak rupee. While the Sensex fell 224 points or 0.59% to 37,644 level, Nifty closed 0.65% or 73 points lower at 11,355 level as global markets crashed amid fears that financial crisis in Turkey could spread to other economies. Meanwhile, the rupee hit an all-time low of 69.91 intra day tracking weakness in global currencies. Infosys (1.75%), Sun Pharma (1.65%) and Wipro (1.31%) were the top Sensex gainers. IT sector stocks were the top gainers today due to a fall in rupee. The BSE IT index rose the most among the 19 sectoral indices to close 1.24% or 182 points higher at 14,865 level. A fall in rupee translates to higher income for IT firms. IT companies earn most of their revenues in dollars. So, each dollar earned abroad will now get them more rupees.Banking and oil and gas indices on the BSE were the worst losers with BSE bankex falling 1.20% or 380 points to 31,368 level. The BSE oil and gas index too fell 1.93% or 290 points to close at 14,804. Vedanta (3.40%), SBI (3.17%) and YES Bank (3.11%) were the top Sensex losers. Market breadth was negative with 956 stocks closing higher compared to 1724 falling on the BSE.

Meanwhile, the rupee hit an all-time low of 69.91 intra day tracking weakness in global currencies. Infosys (1.75%), Sun Pharma (1.65%) and Wipro (1.31%) were the top Sensex gainers. IT sector stocks were the top gainers today due to a fall in rupee.

On Friday too, the rupee had lost 15 paise to end at 68.83 against the resurgent dollar. A weak trend in Asia coupled with sell-offs on Wall Street last week and a slump in the Turkish lira dampened the sentiment globally, brokers said.

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Ruchit Jain, Technical Analyst, Angel Broking, takes viewers through all the market action today. The BSE Sensex tumbled over 155 points today to close below the 38,000-mark as investors booked profits amid lacklustre global cues. SBI was the biggest loser in the Sensex pack, diving 3.79 per cent, after the lender reported a hefty loss of Rs 4,876 crore for the June quarter.

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