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Market recap for 8 February 2021

Nifty50: 15,115 ▲ 191 (+1.2%)

Sensex: 51,348 ▲ 617 (+1.2%)


The Nifty50 opened with a gap-up, definitively crossing the 15,000, and kept nudging up nearly throughout the day. Among its constituents, 40 closed with gains.

In the Nifty sectoral indices, the Metal and Auto were the top gainers, rising about 3.1% each. Meanwhile, PSU  Bank (-1.0%) and FMCG (-0.5%) receded the most.

Top gainers Today's change
M&M ▲ 7.3%
Tata Motors ▲ 6.4%
Hindalco ▲ 6.1%

Top losers Today's change
Britannia ▼ 1.8%
HUL ▼ 1.5%
Kotak Mahindra ▼ 1.3%

Here are the top stories of the day.

Gujarat Gas soars on impressive Q3

Affle gains after strong quarter

Mrs Bectors posts robust profit growth

Crude oil continues to climb

Closing bell

Today, the Indian indices rose for the sixth straight session, supported by favourable cues from global equity markets. Last week saw two major events—Union Budget and RBI policy meet.

The next event to look forward to will be the consumer inflation data, which is expected on Friday. The street estimates it at around 4.40% (down from 4.59% in the previous reading). In recent months, the markets have had a number of rallies that ran for several days, followed by sharp corrections. Traders need to watch for such patterns.


Good to know

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