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Market recap for 3 February 2021

Nifty50: 14,789 ▲ 142 (+0.9%)

Sensex: 50,255 ▲ 458 (+0.9%)


The post-budget rally extended into the third day and witnessed the Sensex close well above the 50,000 mark for the first time ever. The Nifty50, too, closed at a lifetime high, with 40 of its constituents closing in the green.

Among the Nifty sectoral indices, Pharma (+2.7%) and PSU Bank (+2.6%) gained the most, while the Realty (-0.4%) and FMCG (-0.1%) indices were the top losers.

Top gainers Today's change
IndusInd Bank ▲ 7.2%
Power Grid ▲ 5.9%
Divi's Lab ▲ 4.6%

Top losers Today's change
Shree Cement ▼ 1.6%
UPL ▼ 1.5%
Ultratech Cement ▼ 0.9%

Here are the top stories of the day.

Jubilant Foodworks’ Q3 profit up on business recovery

Bajaj Consumer Care surges on Q3 profits

Glenmark secures USFDA approval for seizure drug

Services PMI expands in January

Closing bell

The Indian markets have rallied 8.5% so far this week. The rally is sharper than the rise seen in other major global equity markets. Of course, much of it is thanks to the Union Budget, which was well-received by most sections of the market. The next event to watch out for is the RBI’s interest rate decision on Friday. However, there are no major upcoming domestic events after that, and the Indian markets could then look to global markets for directional cues.


Good to know

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A candlestick chart is a financial chart that tracks the movement of securities. It derives its name from the rectangular shape and lines on either end that gives it the appearance of a candle with wicks. A candlestick usually represents the movement in a stock’s price in a day. Over a period of time, the candlesticks can be grouped into patterns that investors can use to make trading decisions.


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