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Market recap for 15 December 2020

Nifty50 13,567 ▲ 9 (+0.0%)

Sensex 46,263 ▲ 9 (+0.0%)


The markets just about managed to close in the green after being in the red for most of the day. While the performance of the Nifty50 was lacklustre, renewed interest was seen in midcap stocks, with the Nifty Midcap 100 index rising 0.4% today.

Among the Nifty sectoral indices, Media (+1.7%) and Metal (+0.7%) were top gainers whereas PSU Bank (-1.4%) and FMCG (-1.2%) fell. After a recent run-up, major FMCG stocks such as HUL (-2%), ITC (-1%) and Nestle (-2%) fell on some healthy profit-booking.

Top gainers (Nifty50)

Bajaj Finance ▲ 5.1%% 
Bajaj Finserve ▲ 4.1%
Eicher Motors ▲ 3.1%

Top losers (Nifty50)

HUL ▼ 2%
Nestle India ▼ 2%
BPCL ▼ 1.7%

Here are the top stories for the day.

Mrs. Bectors IPO oversubscribed on day 1

Consumer durables power up

Borosil Renewables surges on import duty levy

Dilip Buildcon wins highway project

Gold rises on stimulus hope

Closing bell

For the last four trading days, the Nifty50 has been making long-legged doji candlesticks, a technical formation which indicates indecision. Depending on the placement of the pattern, it could also suggest a reversal. Meanwhile, global markets are giving mixed cues. Asian indices closed in the red, while European indices are currently in the green even as Germany and the Netherlands announced tighter restrictions over Christmas shopping in a bid to curb a rise in infections.


Good to know

What is a doji candlestick?

A doji refers to a candlestick formation when a stock opens and closes nearly at the same level. If the doji forms in an uptrend, it signals that the buyers are losing conviction. Similarly, doji in a downtrend signals that sellers are losing conviction.


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