Reliance, banking stocks lead rally: Sensex rises 359 points to 70865

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Mumbai: Under the cover of panic that the new variant of Corona has started spreading in various states in the country, the overheating boom in the Indian stock markets on Wednesday, especially the small and mid-cap stocks, after calling the crackdown to calm down the excesses of the unbridled boom, the funds, maharathi stocks again rose again today. Reliance Industries, banking stocks and power stocks led heavy buying today amid talk that large cap stocks have set the stage for a major rally after operators largely offloaded into penny stocks, cash speculators as local funds focused on large cap stocks. While small, mid-cap stocks also made selective gains, operators offloaded the rise in many stocks. Sensex lost the level of 70000 in the initial shock and came as low as 69920.39 and went up to 70958.71 and finally jumped 358.79 points to close at 70865.10. While the Nifty 50 spot index fell back to 20976.80 and went up to 21288.35 and finally closed by 104.90 points at 21255.05.

Reliance Industries rises by Rs.35 to Rs.2562: Indian Oil, HPCL, BPCL rise

Funds bought broadly in oil-gas stocks today. Shares rose by Rs 34.85 to Rs 2,562.20 with the attraction of the highest creation of shareholders' wealth in Reliance Industries in 2023, in anticipation of the demerger of Reliance retail business in the new year 2024. Among other oil-gas stocks, Indian Oil Corp-IOC rose by Rs 4.35 to Rs 124.15, Linde India rose by Rs 191.95 to Rs 5723, HPCL rose by Rs 10.40 to Rs 375.55, Adani Total Gas Rs.23.75 up to Rs.984.55, BPCL up by Rs.9.95 to Rs.449.45, GAIL India up by Rs.3 to Rs.140.70, Petronet LNG up by Rs.2.15 to Rs.211.30 were staying The BSE Oil-Gas Index rose 376.62 points to close at 22282.70.

Amidst the fear of Corona, healthcare stocks again rise in Tarsons, Thyrocare, Gujarat Themis, Metropolis

Funds, investors became widespread buyers in the stocks of healthcare-pharmaceuticals companies today amid panic as the new variant of Corona started spreading across the country. Tarsons Products rose by Rs.69.35 to Rs.554.80, Gujarat Themis rose by Rs.14.30 to Rs.196.30, Morpen Lab rose by Rs.3.42 to Rs.48.15, Thyrocare Tech rose by Rs.47 to Rs. 661.40, Metropolis by Rs.119.10 to Rs.1709.05, Ami Organics by Rs.69.45 to Rs.1144.60, Wockhardt by Rs.23.85 to Rs.406.60, Bliss GVS by Rs.6. 90 up to Rs.123.75, Aurobindo Pharma up by Rs.59.30 to Rs.1092.10, Panacea Biotech up by Rs.7.60 to Rs.163.65, Indoco Remedies up by Rs.18.25 to Rs.396.35 were The BSE Healthcare Index rose 305.12 points to close at 30370.54.

NMDC up Rs 10 to Rs 194 in metal stocks: SAIL, Jindal, Hindalco, Vedanta rise

In metal-mining stocks today, many stocks rallied as funds bought less. The BSE Metal Index rose 338.27 points to close at 25448.03. NMDC rose by Rs 10.25 to Rs 193.70, SAIL rose by Rs 5.22 to Rs 108.99, Jindal Stainless rose by Rs 18.20 to Rs 538.20, Hindalco rose by Rs 10.60 to Rs 558. .50, Coal India increased by Rs.4.65 to Rs.356.50, Jindal Steel increased by Rs.7.75 to Rs.706.55, Tata Steel increased by Rs.1.30 to Rs.131.

Frontline stocks rise in banking stocks: HDFC rises by Rs.30 to Rs.1686: State Bank, Kotak Bank rise

In banking stocks today, the BSE Bankex index rose 351.40 points to close at 53908.43 as funds bought heavily in large cap, frontline stocks. Bank of Baroda increased by Rs.5.55 to Rs.224.75, HDFC Bank increased by Rs.30.20 to Rs.1686.40, Kotak Mahindra Bank increased by Rs.30.35 to Rs.1855, AU Small Finance increased by Rs.12.10 Increased to Rs.771.85, State Bank of India increased by Rs.7.75 to Rs.643.90, IDFC First Bank increased by Rs.1.03 to Rs.88.31, IndusInd Bank increased by Rs.13.70 to Rs.1569. There were 70.

Selective rally in IT stocks: Zensar rises by Rs.57 to Rs.625: Rategain, Mastech, rise in 63 months

In IT-Software Services, technology stocks, short-term funds made large purchases of choice today. Zensar Technology rose by Rs.57.25 to Rs.625.75, Ratgain Travel rose by Rs.48.65 to Rs.742, Mastec rose by Rs.173.90 to Rs.2818.05, Cient rose by Rs.133.35 to Rs.2329. 30, Ramco System increased by Rs.16.30 to Rs.300.90, 63 Moons Technology increased by Rs.22.35 to Rs.469.35, KPIT Techno increased by Rs.48 to Rs.1515.60.

Low in small cap, mid cap stocks despite bullishness in many stocks offloading: 2120 positive close

Sensex, Nifty based funds, Maharathi rallied after shocks today, market breadth was positive in value buying in select stocks after crash in mid cap, small cap stocks today. But many penny, cash stocks saw increased offloading of operators. Out of the total 3896 scrips traded in BSE, the number of gainers was 2649 and the number of decliners was 1134. The BSE Small Cap Index gained 689.67 points to close at 41569.09 and the BSE Mid Cap Index gained 563.31 points to close at 35619.94.

FPI/FII's net sale of Rs.1636 crore in cash : DII's net purchase of Rs.1465 crore

Foreign Portfolio Investors - FPIs, FIIs had a net sale of shares worth Rs.1636.19 crore in cash today-Thursday. A total of Rs.11,351.48 crore worth of shares were sold against a total purchase of Rs.9715.29 crore. While DII-domestic institutional investors bought net shares worth Rs.1464.70 crore today. A total of Rs.8285.51 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs.9750.21 crore.

The asset-market cap of investors in stocks increased by Rs.3.90 lakh crore to Rs.354.09 lakh crore.

After the setback, with the valuing of small, mid-cap stocks and buying in large-cap, frontline stocks, the total market capitalization of the listed companies in BSE increased by Rs.3.90 lakh crore to Rs.354.09 lakh crore in a single day today.

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