On Tuesday, the Indian equity market ended a volatile session on a flat note with positive bias, amid ongoing worries over euro zone and volatility in rupee. Both Sensex and Nifty gained marginally by 0.15% each. Capital goods, financial, power, & oil&gas stocks traded higher while realty, FMCG and consumer durables stocks suffered selling pressure.
While the Sensex closed at 16020, up 33 points, the Nifty jumped 16 points to end the day at 4863.
Major gainers were Larsen & Toubro (3.08%), NTPC (1.98%), State Bank Of India (1.66%), Hindalco Industries (1.60%), Bharat Heavy Electricals (1.47%), and H D F C Bank (1.45%).
Major losers were Tata Motors (3.15%), Bharti Airtel (2.58%), I T C (1.89%), D L F (1.48%), Coal India (1.09%), and Hindustan Unilever (1.07%).
The Capital Goods index was up 2.00%. Major gainers were Havell`S India (3.51%), Crompton Greaves (2.53%), Alstom Projects India (2.01%), Bharat Heavy Electricals (1.47%) and Lakshmi Machine Works (1.42%).
The Bankex jumped 0.82%. Major gainers were Canara Bank(3.16%), Bank Of Baroda (1.8%), H D F C Bank (1.45%), Bank Of India (0.94%), and Federal Bank (0.59%).
The Power index gained 0.80%. Major gainers were Crompton Greaves (2.53%), Reliance Infrastructure (2.43%), Bharat Heavy Electricals (1.47%), Lanco Infratech (1.4%), and JSW Energy (1.28%).
The Realty index was down 1.37%. Major losers were D B Realty (3.37%), Housing Development and Infrastructure (1.77%), D L F (1.48%), Oberoi Realty (1.35%), and Sunteck Realty (0.79%).
Major gainers in the mid-cap space were Bajaj Corp. (2.61%), Alstom Projects (2.01%), Apollo Hosp. (1.83%), Bajaj Elect. (1.77%),EID Perry (1.14%), and Bank of Maharashtra (0.91%).
Major gainers among small caps were AP Paper (5.28%), Dishman Pharma (4.59%), Bharat Bijlee (2.53%), Bilcare (2.52%), Elder Pharma (2.25%), Aarti Inds (1.93%), and Elgi Equipments (1.17%).
Globally, Asian indices ended on a higher note while European indices were trading mixed.
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