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Market recap for 26 November 2020

Nifty 12,987 128 (+1.00%)   

Sensex 44,259 431 (+0.98%)


After a decline of about 1.5% in benchmark indices yesterday, the markets bowled a googly today by rising nearly 1%. Being a monthly derivative expiry day, volatility was high. At the start of the day, most sectoral indices were in the red but all of them turned green by the close of day. The Nifty Metal index (+3.8%) gained the most support from JSW Steel (+7.0%), Tata Steel (+5.2%) and Hindalco (+3.0%). Auto majors Eicher Motors (-1.5%) and Maruti (-0.7%) were among the top losers, ahead of the November sales volume releases expected next week.

Here are the top stories of the day.

Laurus Labs acquires stake in biotech firm Richcore

Astral Poly enters water-tank business

Action in sugar sector continues

Closing bell

India’s Q2 GDP numbers will be announced tomorrow, and the market expects a contraction of around 8.2%. It will be the second consecutive quarter of contraction (after a 23.9% slump in Q1). Whether it will be construed as a recession phase or a sharp recovery from historic lows, the market will decide. Meanwhile, European indices are trading in the red and US markets will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday.


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