Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Markets Today

Market Snapshot:
Markets end near day's low amid political noise through out the day
Oil stocks under pressure after profit booking in upstream cos and markeing/ refining cos hit on FM comment
FM not okay with sharing 57% of oil cos revenue loss; not looking at hiking auto fuel prices now
Sensex ends down 108 pts at 16753; slips 332 pts from day's high
Nifty ends down 55 pts at 4956; slips 110 pts from day's high
CNX MIdcap, BSE Small-cap ends flat
Oil & Gas Index down 2.5%; Cairn India down 8%, ONGC down 2.8%, BPCL down 2.4%, RIL down 2%
Metal stocks gain; Nalco up 6.5%, Hindalco up 2.9%, Tata Steel up 1%
Steel Secretary working on Cabinet proposal to mitigate export duty impact: Sources
MphasiS up 10% on back of expectations of open offer from HP
Buzzers; Rane Holding up 20%, LG Bros up 12%, Orchid Chem up 7.7%, Gwalior Chem up 5.4%
Losers; HOEC down 4.8%, Oswal Chem down 4%, Essar Oil down 3.9%, GMR Infra down 3.6%
NSE Advance Decline ratio at 1:1
Total market turnover at Rs 58431 cr Vs Rs 60102 cr on Monday
Total NSE F&O turnover at Rs 38108 cr Vs Rs 41000 cr on Monday
F&O Snapshot
Nifty futures ends at 7 pts discount after trading in premium for last 5-6 days
Nifty futures add 27.5 lakh shares in OI
Put writing witness at 4800, 4900 level
Unwinding of long positions seen in momentums stocks
Short covering seen in Orchid, BILT

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