All sectoral indices ended in the green, led by realty, power, consumer durables and metals. Brokers said sentiment was bullish on continuous recovery in the rupee amid reports that the government may announce steps to prop up the domestic unit.

Benchmark Sensex rose around 373 points to reclaim the 38,000-mark as better-than-expected macro data and further recovery in the rupee triggered widespread buying. The NSE Nifty too breached the 11,500-level with a rise of 145 points. All sectoral indices ended in the green, led by realty, power, consumer durables and metals.Brokers said sentiment was bullish on continuous recovery in the rupee amid reports that the government may announce steps to prop up the Indian currency.The...

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Sensex and Nifty continued their winning run for the fourth straight session on buying in L&T, RIL and NTPC stocks despite escalating trade war tensions.The 30-share Sensex scaled an all-time (intra-day) high of 38,487 in early trade.However, it succumbed to profit booking to slip to 38,227, before finally ending at 38,336 points, up 51.01 points, or 0.13 per cent.It bettered its previous record closing of 38,285 reached on August 21.The index has gained 622 points in the previous...

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The Sensex rose 137 points to close above the 38,000-mark for the first time, while the broader Nifty too ended at a fresh lifetime high on unabated buying by participants.While, the Sensex closed at 38,024.37, breaking its previous record close of 37,887 reached yesterday, Nifty rose 20 points to close at 11,470-- surpassing its previous high of 11,450 level.ICICI Bank was the top Sensex gainer, surging 4.64 per cent, followed by Axis Bank at 3.86 per cent and SBI 2.53 per cent.The index has...

Indices hit fresh lifetime highs as investors accumulated the recently battered banking, auto and realty counters. The BSE bankex rose 502 points to 31079 level.  The  consumer durables goods index rose 320 points to 21,372 level. Bank Nifty too witnessed huge buying activity with the index closing 1.24% or 339 points higher at 27,695 level.

The Sensex plunged 356 points to close at a one-week low of 37,165.16, while the NSE Nifty dropped 101.50 points to finish below the 10,300-mark.

The Sensex finally settled at 37,336.85, up 352.21 points, or 0.95 per cent-breaching its previous closing record of 36,984.64 reached yesterday. Nifty closed at a record high of 11,278.35, rising 111.05 points, or 0.99 per cent.

At 10:24 am, the Sensex was trading 320 points higher at 37, 305 level and the Nifty stood at 11,247, up 80 points. The BSE metal index rose to a record level of 12,497 points, up 219 points.

The Sensex rose 33 points to close at a fresh lifetime high, riding on gains in metal, energy and banking stocks amid sustained buying by domestic and foreign institutional investors.Covering-up of short positions by participants ahead of July futures and options (F&O) expiry tomorrow also supported the upmove, brokers said.Extending its record run for the third day, the 30-share Sensex touched a new all time high of 36,947  after a bout of choppy trade, surpassing its previous high ...

The Sensex rebounded over 145 points while the broader NSE Nifty settled above the 11,000-mark today, led by a spurt in IT and pharma counters.Investors looked beyond the no-confidence motion against the government in the Lok Sabha and accumulated fresh positions, brokers said.A recovery in the rupee from its record low also supported the bounce back, they added.While the Sensex rose 145 points or 0.40 per cent at 36,496, Nifty gained 53 points to close at 11,010 level.Top Sensex gainers were...

The Sensex rose over 26 points to close at 36,265 level, powered by a rally in IT bellwether TCS following better-than-expected quarterly results.The TCS stock rallied 5.47 per cent to its lifetime high of Rs 1,979.60, a day after the country's largest software exporter posted a 23.4 per cent rise in consolidated net profit for the June quarter. The stock also hit its all time high of 1995 level on BSE. TCS, Bajaj Auto and HUL were the top Sensex gainers. Extending its winning run for the fou...

The Sensex and Nifty remained above their key levels of 36,000 and 10,900 throughout the session, indicating robust investor optimism after a prolonged lacklustre spell.

The Sensex rebounded over 83 points to close at 35,657 in volatile trade, led by gains in auto, realty, capital goods and energy stocks. Markets benefited from bargain-hunting in recently battered stocks amid mixed global cues, brokers said. Asian markets ended higher even as investors monitored developments on the trade front in the aftermath of tit-for-tat tariffs by the US and China.The 30-share Sensex, after a negative opening, slipped to the day's low of 35,532, but staged a ...

Markets have turned choppy in the past few trading sessions, and this might see domestic investors slow down in their incremental allocation to equities. However, underline growth in many of the businesses is getting better due to aggregate demand from the rural regions. This could be a good time for long-term investors to invest in good businesses at reasonable value, says Sachin Shah, Fund Manager, Emkay Global Financial Services in this BusinessToday.In video

The 30-share Sensex, which rose over 131 points in morning trade and hit the session's high of 35,678, quickly lost momentum and slumped to hit the day's low of 35,396. It finally ended 114.94 points, or 0.32 per cent lower at 35,432.

Asian markets nosedived after US President Donald Trump's threat to impose a 10 percent tariff on another $200 billion of Chinese goods drew warnings from Beijing of about $50 billion retaliatory penalties on US goods. Unabated selling by foreign funds and a weak rupee added to the gloom, brokers said.