Monday, 28 August 2017

Opening Bell - Markets open lower

 At 09:15 AM, Nifty opened at 9,886 level, down by 26 points while Sensex opened at 26 level, down by 31,724 points.

IOC was top Nifty gainer trading at Rs 9,870 per share, up by 0.61% whereas NTPC was top Nifty loser trading at Rs 167.6 per share, down by 3.29%. There were 477 advances, 924 declines and 504 unchanged stocks on NSE reflecting strong positive sentiments floating in the market.

On the broader markets, BSE Mid-cap index was trading at 15,399 level, down by 0.05% while BSE Small-cap index was trading at 15,800 level, down by 0.11%.

Nifty50 index after registering up-move for fourth session in a row, now needs to cross major hurdle of 9,930-9,940 and if it does sustain above this resistance zone it may extended its up-move upto levels of 9,980-10,020. On the flip side, the region of 9,870-9,980 is an immediate support level and if this support is breached next support stands at 9,840.

Rupee opened at 63.95 per USD.

U.S. stocks spent the day oscillating in a narrow range and ended the session little changed on Monday, with the Dow industrial slipping in negative terrain and on the other hand, Nasdaq and the S&P 500 posting marginal gains as investor gauged the effect of Hurricane Harvey that has left parts of the Houston-area underwater. The Nasdaq Composite Index gained 17 points to finish at 6,383 and the S&P scaled up 1 point to finish at 2,444. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 5 points to close at 21,808.

Asian indices were under pressure in early trade on Tuesday after reports that North Korea fired a ballistic missile that flew over Japanese airspace. Japan’s Nikkei 225 has shed 143 points. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng has lost 122 points and China’s Shanghai Composite is trading flat..

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