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Market recap for 13 January 2021

Nifty50: 14,564 ▲ 1.4 (0.0%)

   Sensex: 49,492 ▼ 24.7 (-0.0%)


After a gap-up opening, markets saw selling pressure and declined rapidly. However, they did see some buying interest at lower levels during the second half of the day and closed nearly flat.

Among the sectoral indices, Nifty PSU Bank (+3.2%) and Nifty Auto (+0.8%) were the top gainers, whereas Nifty Pharma (-0.9%) and Nifty Realty (-0.3%) were the top losers.

Top gainers Today's change
M&M ▲ 5.6%
SBI ▲ 4.6%
Adani Ports ▲ 4.4%

Top losers Today's change
Bajaj Finance ▼ 2.9%
Shree Cement ▼ 2.8%
HDFC ▼ 2.7%

Here are the top stories of the day.

IT majors post strong Q3 results

USFDA approves Granules India’s diabetes drug

SBI gains as PSU banks surge

Airtel zooms on 100% FDI approval

Closing bell

At one point today, it seemed as if the markets were firmly in the grip of bearish claws. However, the bulls bucked up and helped the markets to rise. The IndiaVIX index, which indicates expected volatility over the coming days, has been quietly inching up and has risen nearly 13% so far this week. As mentioned earlier, this month could witness volatility as expectations over Q3 results, the Union Budget and the RBI policy could sway the markets.


Good to know

What is FDI?
A foreign direct investment (FDI) is an investment wherein a foreign entity takes controlling ownership in a local business. With FDI, the foreign entity brings to table its knowledge, management skills and technology along with capital.


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