The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty opened in green on Tuesday on the back of firm global markets. (Photo: Reuters)
10.13 am: Coffee Day Enterprises (CDEL) shares were trading 3.13 per cent up at Rs 278.60. The share price of CDEL plummeted nearly 18 per cent on its debut on Monday, making it the worst opening for a company listing on the bourses in calendar 2015.
10.07 am: Amtek Auto shares jumped over 12 per cent in the morning trade on Tuesday after the company informed BSE that it has appointed Morgan Stanley as advisors to assist in the group’s debt reduction plan. At 10.07 am, Amtek Auto shares were trading 12.79 per cent up at Rs 46.65. Sensex was up 96 points at 26,655.
9.54 am: The rupee recovered by 19 paise to 65.40 against the dollar in early trade on fresh selling of the American currency by exporters and banks. The BSE IT index and BSE Healthcare index were up 0.68 per cent and 0.43 per cent, respectively.
9.28 am: Share price of SML Isuzu jumped over 1 per cent in the early trade on Tuesday after the company on Monday reported 41.51 per cent rise in October sales. The company has sold 784 vehicles during October, 2015 against 554 vehicles sold in October, 2014. Sensex was up 113 points at 26,672.28.
9.15 am: The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty opened in green on Tuesday on the back of firm global markets. Sensex opened 101.56 points up at 26,660.71. Nifty opened 35.55 points up at 8,086.35.
Companies such ABB, Adani Power, Den Networks, Indian Oil Corporation, PFC, Power Grid, PTC, PVR, Reliance Power, Tech Mahindra, Nesco, Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri may announce their earnings on Tuesday.
Share price of Eros International jumped 10 per cent in the early trade on Monday after the company said that it has engaged a US-based law firm to conduct an independent internal review in the wake of an anonymous campaign spreading “false and malicious information” that has negatively impacted the company’s share prices.
Asian share markets crept ahead on Tuesday after the benchmark for US tech stocks hit its highest in 15 years, while a holiday in Japan kept currencies tethered within recent tight ranges.
The Dow ended Monday with gains of 0.94 per cent, while the S&P 500 added 1.19 per cent and the Nasdaq rose 1.45 per cent to its highest close since 2000.
Back home, Sensex and Nifty declined 97.68 points and 15 points at 26559.15 and 8050.80, respectively, on Monday.
The FIIs as per Monday’s data were net sellers in equity and in debt segments both, according to data released by the NSDL.
In equity segment, the gross buying was of Rs 3,413.48 crore against gross sell of Rs 4,776.42 crore. Thus, FIIs stood as net sellers of Rs 1,362.94 crore in equities.
In the debt segment, the gross purchase was of Rs 323.32 crore with gross sales of Rs 606.54 crore. Thus, FIIs stood as net sellers of Rs 283.22 crore in debt.
Indian rupee ended weaker against dollar on Monday on account of sustained demand for dollar from banks and importers despite weakness in American currency overseas. The rupee closed at 65.59, 33 paise weaker from its previous close of 65.26 on Friday.
(With inputs from agencies)
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