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Markets end week on a high

Nifty50: 15,860 ▲+70 (+0.4%)
Sensex: 52,925 ▲+226 (+0.4%)


After initial volatility, the markets steadily moved upwards throughout the day. Of the Nifty50, 34 stocks closed with gains.

All the Nifty sectoral indices, except FMCG (-0.6%), closed in the green, with PSU Bank (+2.6%) witnessing the strongest gains.

Top gainers Today's change
Tata Steel ▲ 4.7%
Axis Bank ▲ 2.9%
SBI ▲ 2.7%

Top losers Today's change
Reliance Industries ▼ 2.2%
HUL ▼ 1.6%
NTPC ▼ 1.6%

Here are the top stories of the day.

ONGC benefits from rising crude prices


Ashok Leyland back on track


Shilpa Medicare gets nod for Covid drug


Pent-up travel demand strong


Closing bell

This week, the markets showed strength and rose over 1%. Shares of index heavyweight Reliance Industries fell 5.5% in this week but the pressure on the index was comfortably absorbed by the rise in banking, IT and metal stocks. On a closing basis, the markets have closed at their highest point and the mood is cheerful. Further, the declining number of daily cases is supportive for the demand recovery and general sentiment. However, one of the key risks that the street perceives, at this point, is the rising inflation. It remains to be seen whether the supply of goods picks up enough pace to calm the inflation or the central bank hikes interest rates to control the rise in prices.


Good to know

What is EBITDA margin?
EBITDA stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation. It is a measure of a company’s profit at the operating level. EBITDA tells investors how much profit a company generates after subtracting costs such as raw material, manpower and other operational costs. EBITDA margin refers to the ratio of EBITDA to sales in percentage terms, and is calculated as EBITDA/Sales * 100. It helps in comparing the operating efficiency of companies in the same sector, regardless of their size.


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