Indian stock markets at closing | SENSEX | NIFTY Closes in deep red

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex ended at 16827.04, down 371.91 points or 2.16 per cent. The index touched an intra-day high of 17202.51 and low of 16808.87.

National Stock Exchange’s Nifty closed at 5001.75, down 106.40 points or 2.08 per cent. The broader index touched a low of 4986.05 and high of 5116.45. BSE Bankex was down 2.87 per cent, BSE Oil&gas Index fell 2.47 per cent and BSE Realty Index declined 2.41 per cent. Market breadth on BSE was extremely negative with 1878 declines against 866 advances.

NIFTY | SENSEX closes in deep red as bears reign on Indian Markets

(Nov 19 SENSEX rates) - Indian Share markets closed in deep red today as major stocks saw heavy selling BSE realty index was down by over 4 percent.
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Sensex ended at 16,785.65, down 213.13 points or 1.25 per cent. The index touched an intra-day low of 16,712.33 and high of 17,004.98.

NSE's Nifty closed at 4989, down 65.7 points or 1.3 per cent. The 50-share index hit an intra-day low of 4963.70 and high of 5053.45.

Sectoral index	Closing remarks
BSE Midcap Index	Down 1.67 %
BSE Smallcap Index	Down 1.08 %
BSE Auto Index	Down(-0.13) %
BSE Bankex	Down(-1.96) %
BSE Oil&gas Index	Down(0.71)%
BSE Realty Index	Down(-4.36) %

Market breadth on BSE remained negative with 1667 declines against 1052 advances.

Indian stock markets follows Asian Peers | SENSEX NIFTY closes in red

(posted under - Indian Stock Markets) - Major Indian Stock indices including BSE's SENSEX, NSE's NIFTY closed in red as oil and banking stocks dragged the benchmark index SENSEX closing in red by 76 points.

Sensex ended at 16974.55, down 76.10 points or 0.45 per cent. The 30-share index touched a high of 17098.79 and low of 16958.41.

Nifty closed at 5051.90, down 10.35 per cent or 0.20 per cent. The index touched an intra-day low of 5041.65 and high of 5079.30.

The closing prices of sectoral indices for 18/11/09

Sectoral index	Closing remarks
BSE Midcap Index	Up^0.27 %
BSE Smallcap Index	Up^0.76 %

Market breadth was positive on the BSE with 1616 advances and 1151 declines.

BSE's SENSEX | NIFTY closes flat after yesterday's rally

(17/11/09 posted under Indian Share Markets | BSE rates) Major indian stock indices including 30 share benchmark index SENSEX and broader index NIFTY closed flat after a strong yesterday's rally.

Sensex was at 17,050.65, up 18.14 points or 0.11 percent at closing today. The 30-share index hit a high of 17080.17 and low of 16882.98. where as NSE’s Nifty ended at 5062.25, up 4.2 points or 0.08 per cent. The index touched a low of 5010.15 and high of 5074 in today’s trade.

Sectoral performance of the day :

Sectoral index	Closing remarks
BSE Midcap Index	Down 0.08 %
BSE Smallcap Index	Up^0.22 %
BSE Auto Index	Down(-0.13) %
BSE IT Index	Up^2.02 %
BSE Bankex	Up^0.34 %
BSE Oil&gas Index	Down(0.71 %)
BSE Realty Index	Down(-1.19) %

Indian Stock markets closes up SENSEX above 17K | Nifty above 5K

(posted under - BSE rates, BSE live - 16/11/09) - Major Indian Stock markets closed in green territory today as industrial output data was on a rise. The key index BBSE's SENSEX closed above 17000 mark and NSE's Nifty closed above 5000 mark.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex closed at 17,011.67. The 30-share index hit a high of 17,083.20 and low of 16,893.11 intraday.

National Stock Exchange’s Nifty ended at 5050.90, up 51.95 points or 1.04 per cent. The broader index hit a high of 5073.20 and low of 4994 during the day.

BSE Midcap Index gained 1.14 percent and BSE Smallcap Index moved 1.22 percent higher.

The sectoral updates at closing today is as follows:

BSE Realty Index	Up^3.15 percent
BSE Auto Index	Up^2.90 percent
BSE Metal Index	Up^2.41 percent
BSE IT Index	Down(-0.28 percent)

Indian Stock Indices SENSEX | NIFTY closes in red

(posted under SENSEX closing | Indian Share Markets) - major Indian Stock indices including the 30 share benchmark index SENSEX and the fifty share NIFTY closed lower today mainly due to profit booking by investor's. all the sectoral indices were also in red and market breadth was negative with 1512 delcines against 1199 advances.

The closing prices of SENSEX and NIFTY for 12/11/2009 is as follows:

Nifty closed at 4952.65, down 51.3 points or 1.03 per cent. The broader index hit a low of 4924.75 and high of 5014.40 during trade.

Sensex ended at 16,696.03, down 153.57 points or 0.91 per cent. The index touched a high of 16,896.62 and low of 16,605.01 intraday.

BSE Sectoral Index	Closing remarks
BSE Midcap Index	Down 0.93 %
BSE Smallcap Index	Down 0.27 %
BSE Realty Index	Down 3.05 %
BSE Metal Index	down 2.63 %
BSE Bankex	down 2.53 %
BSE Capital Goods Index	up^0.16 %
BSE IT Index	Up^0.83 %

Indian share Markets in all green SENSEX rises 409 pts | NIFTY above 5000

(posted under - Indian Share Markets, BSE closing) - All the major indian stock indices closed up today with the benchmark index BSE's SENSEX moved up by 409 points at closing, NSE's NIFTY also closed above the 5000 mark.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex ended at 16,867.62, up 427.06 points or 2.60 per cent from the previous close. The index surged to a high of 16,887.80 from a low of 16,405.19.

Nifty closed at provisional 5003.95, higher by 2.65 per cent or 122.25 points. The index climbed to a high of 5016.70 from a low of 4870.05 intra-day.

Sectorl Index	Closing remarks
BSE Midcap	Up^2.05 percent
BSE Smallcap	Up^1.59 percent
BSE IT Index	Up^4.05 percent
BSE Metal Index	Up^4.31 percent
BSE Realty Index	Up^2.55 percent

SENSEX | NIFTY closes in red

(posted under - SENSEX rates | NSE closing 10/11/2009) - Indian stock markets closed in red today and all the major indices like BSE's SENSEX, NSE's NIFTY closed lower as realty and IT shares drag.

Nifty closed at 4881.70, down 16.70 points or 0.34 per cent. The broader index hit a low of 4860.10 and high of 4947.70.

Bombay Stock Exchange’s Sensex ended the day at 16,440.56, down 58.16 points or 0.35 per cent. The index touched an intra-day low of 16371.66 and high of 16677.53.

Sectoral Indices	Closing stock price
BSE Realty Index	Down 2.77 percent
BSE IT Index	Down 0.73 percent
BSE Capital Goods	Down 0.56 percent
BSE PSU Index	Up^1.97 percent
BSE Metal Index	Up^1.37 percent

Indian Stock markets ends in green after 6 days of losses

Major Indian Stock markets including (BSE's SENSEX, NSE's NIFTY 50) closed in green as almost all the sectoral indices were in green throughout the trading day.

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NSE's Nifty closed at 4710.80, up 146.90 points or 3.22 per cent. The index touched a high of 4717.80 and low of 4565 during trade.

Sensex also closed up at 15,912.13, 507.19 points or 3.29 per cent. The broader index hit a high of 15929.09 and low of 15487.97 intraday.

SECTORAL INDICES PERFORMANCE:

BSE Midcap Index was up 3.54 per cent and BSE Smallcap Index moved 2.18 per cent higher. BSE Realty Index surged 9.65 per cent, BSE Metal Index rallied 5.36 per cent and BSE IT Index moved 3.99 per cent higher.

Market breadth was positive on the BSE with 1,774 advances and 946 declines.

SENSEX crashes | Down by 500 pts | Nifty follows

(posted under - BSE live, SENSEX rates) - Indian stock indices were under severe selling pressures as realty stocks took the beating , the 30 share benchmark index BSE'S SENSEX closed a whopping 500 points down today.

The closing prices of Indian Stock markets and sub indices for 3rd november 2009 is as follows:

SENSEX Closing stock price	15404.94	-491.34
NIFTY closing price	4563.90	-147.90
BSE Midcap	Down 3 percent
BSE Realty	Down 9.76 percent
BSE Metals	Down 5.95 percent
BSE Oil & Gas	Down 4.10 percent

BSE SENSEX closing rates | NSE NIFTY closing rates - November 2009

Hi all the esteemed visitor's to my blog, this post would show the closing stock rates of Indian Stock markets like the Bombay Stock Exchange(BSE) NIFTY(national Stock exchange, Daily Stock market closing rates are very important for analysis of the market and for investing in stocks. You can also compare the indian markets closing rates with major global markets especially Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ by click here and you may get some cue for the trends (however this may not be correct ever time you think for investing in BSE's SENSEX or NSE's NIFTY.

This post provides closing indices rates for the month of November 2009

the format for display would be as follows :

Stock index name Closing rate change Remarks wrto previous close

19/11/2009 SENSEX | NIFTY closing prices

BSE SENSEX	16785.65	Down(-213.13 pts)
NSE NIFTY	4989.00	Down(-65.70 pts)

12/11/2009 SENSEX | NIFTY closing prices

BSE SENSEX	16696.03	Down(-153.57 pts)
NSE NIFTY	4952.65	Down(-51.30 pts)

11/11/2009 SENSEX | NIFTY closing rates

BSE SENSEX	16849.60	Up^408.93
NSE NIFTY	5003.95	Up^122.25

10/11/2009 SENSEX | NIFTY closing prices

BSE SENSEX	16440.56	Down(-58.16 pts)
NSE NIFTY	4881.70	Down(-16.70 pts)

4/11/2009 SENSEX | NIFTY closing rates

BSE SENSEX	15912.13	Up^507.19
NSE NIFTY	4710.80	Up^146.90

3/11/09 SENSEX | NIFTY closing rates

BSE SENSEX	15404.94	Down(-491.34)
NSE NIFTY	4563.90	Down(-147.80)

2/11/09 BSE SENSEX NSE NIFTY closing rate: markets closed on occasion of Guru nanak jayanti

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