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Market Recap for 4 May 2021

Nifty50: 14,496 ▼ 137 (-0.9%)
Sensex: 48,253 ▼ 465 (-0.9%)


Today, the markets opened marginally higher and stayed in the green for most of the day. However, strong selling in the last hour of trade resulted in 34 of the Nifty50 stocks closing in the red.

Among the sectoral indices, only Nifty PSU Bank (+3.4%) witnessed gains. Meanwhile, Nifty Pharma (-2.0%) and Nifty Auto (-0.8%) were the top losers today.  

Top gainers Today's change
SBI Life ▲ 2.6%
BPCL ▲ 1.5%
ONGC ▲ 1.4%

Top losers Today's change
Tata Consumer ▼ 4.3%
Cipla ▼ 3.1%
Dr Reddy's ▼ 2.1%

Here are the top stories of the day.

Tata Chemicals’ profits slide in Q4


Supreme Industries hits lifetime high


Morepen Labs slips post Q4 results     


Home First Finance soars on profit growth


Closing bell

Yesterday, the market made a smart come-back from lower levels. However, today investor sentiment was weighed down by the buzz around a nationwide lockdown to control the rising cases. After a strong Q4FY21, a sudden pause in business operations has the potential to derail the street’s growth expectations for FY22. Having said that, the benchmark Nifty50 continues to trade within the broader range of 14,300–15,300. Until there is a decisive break on either side, the markets may continue to send confusing signals to directional traders.


Good to know

What’s the difference between limit order and market order?
A market order is used to purchase or sell a stock at its best available price. Usually, these orders get executed as soon as they reach the exchange. On the other hand, a limit order is used to purchase or sell a stock at a specified price. The order gets executed only when the specified price is hit.


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