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Market recap for 29 January 2021

Nifty50: 13,634 ▼ 182 (-1.3%)

Sensex: 46,285 ▼ 588 (-1.2%)


The markets opened with a gap-up but kept drifting downward throughout the day, barring a few brief surges into the positive. However, towards the end, they plunged into the red. The selling was broad-based as 43 of the Nifty50 stocks declined today.

Among the sectoral indices, the Nifty PSU Bank and Nifty Bank rose 1.6% and 0.6%, respectively, while the Nifty Auto (-2.8%) and Nifty IT (-2.5%) were the top losers today.

Top gainers Today's change
IndusInd ▲ 6.1%
Sun Pharma ▲ 4.2%
ICICI Bank ▲ 2.0%

Top losers Today's change
Dr Reddy's ▼ 5.3%
Maruti ▼ 4.8%
Hero Moto ▼ 3.6%

Here are the top stories of the day.

Sun Pharma’s Q3 beats street estimates

Tata Motors’ Q3 earnings rise on JLR bounce back

Shriram Transport soars on improved asset quality

Dr Reddy’s Q3 underperforms expectations

Pre-Covid growth levels expected in two years

Closing bell

This week, the Indian markets witnessed a 5% decline, the steepest weekly fall in the last eight months. Not just Indian markets, even major equity markets globally are reeling under volatility and selling pressure. The India VIX has risen 20% this month, which suggests that traders expect volatility to rise in the days ahead.

On Monday, sector-specific movements based on Budget announcements will be the order of the day. Generally, most Budget positives and negatives get factored in the price on the same day.


Good to know

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