Indian equity benchmarks remained lacklustre for second consecutive session on Tuesday due to lack of global and domestic cues. Both Sensex and Nifty gained 0.30% each despite weak global cues. Buying was seen in realty, oil & gas, power, consumer durables, and metal stocks.
The Sensex closed at 17440, up 56 points, while the Nifty jumped 20 points to end the day at 5274.
Major gainers were GAIL (India) (2.60%), Jindal Steel & Power (2.44%), Reliance Industries (1.87%), Tata Motors (1.71%), Tata Steel (1.41%), and State Bank Of India (1.25%).
Major losers were Housing Development Finance Corporation (1.54%), Cipla (1.47%), Tata Power Company (1.28%), Bajaj Auto (0.98%), Wipro (0.96%), and Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (0.61%).
The Realty index was up 1.59%. Major gainers were Indiabulls Real Estate (7.61%), Housing Development and Infrastructure (4.78%), D L F (1.34%), D B Realty (0.62%), and Godrej Properties (0.11%).
The Oil & Gas index jumped 1.19%. Major gainers were G A I L (India) (2.6%), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (2.16%), Bharat Petroleum Corporation (1.91%), Gujarat State Petronet (0.83%), and Cairn India (0.04%).
The Power index gained 0.92%. Major gainers were G M R Infrastructure (3.5%), Adani Power (3.11%), Reliance Infrastructure (1.36%), Bharat Heavy Electricals (1.13%), and A B B (0.28%).
The IT index was down 0.05%. Major losers were Oracle Financial Services Software (2.58%), CORE Education and Technologies (1.11%), Mphasis (1.03%), Wipro (0.96%), and Infosys (0.3%).
Major gainers in the mid–cap space were Aban Offshore (7.45%), Allcargo Logistics (2.09%), Andhra Bank (1.81%), Alstom India (0.2%), and Amara Raja Batteries (0.16%).
Major gainers among small caps were Action Construction Equipment (3.27%), Reliance MediaWorks (1.85%), A2Z Maintenance & Engineering Services (1.26%), Trident (0.69%), and Aarti Industries (0.33%).
Globally, Asia ended on a lower note while Europe indices were trading lower.
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