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On the BSE, the BSE Oil & Gas Index gained the most by 1.6 percent and was followed by BSE FMCG (+1.36 percent) and BSE Energy (+1.28 percent). BSE Metals and BSE Auto also edged higher by one percent each.
BSE Consumer Durables index was the top drag as it lost 1.65 percent today. BSE Utilities was down 1.5 percent while BSE Auto and Power indices lost close to 1.35 percent each.
On the BSE, the BSE PSU index was the top gainer as it gained 1.95 percent today while BSE Auto, Oil & gas, Realty, Metals and Energy indices rose over one percent each.
On the BSE, the BSE FMCG index was the top gainer with gains of close to one percent. The BSE Auto index was up 80 basis points while the Financials were up close to 60 bps.
On the BSE, BSE Realty was the top loser as it lost more than 3.5 percent today. BSE IT was down 3.4 percent while BSE Auto declined by 2.7 percent. BSE Industrials and Energy were the other major losers and tanked close to 2.5 percent.
highest at ~30%. Exports and replacement segments growth is expected to moderate in FY23 vs FY22. The BSE Auto Index one-year forward P/E is trading at a ~48% premium to the Nifty, close to the highest level in the past 10 years; hence, investors should be cautious.
A mixed trend was seen on the sectoral front, with BSE auto, metal, power and oil & gas indices ending in the green. Selling was seen in the bank, FMCG, IT, pharma and realty sectors.
some data on maruti Maruti underperformed the BSE auto index in 2021 maruti down 4.5% in 2021 BSE auto index up 19% in 2021 tata motors up 163% in 2021,M&M up 18% in 2021 CLSA downgrades to sell Target 6420/share Lack of launches in SUV segment hurting market share
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