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Selling pressure was visible in the S&P BSE Realty index that fell 7 percent, followed by the S&P BSE Finance index which was down 6.9 percent, and the Bankex fell 5.8 percent.
On the losing front, the S&P BSE Realty index fell 2.01 percent, followed by the S&P BSE Capital Goods index that fell 0.73 percent, and the Public Sector was down 0.23 percent.
Sectorally, the S&P BSE Metal index plunged 9.3 percent followed by the S&P BSE Bankex, which fell 8.3 percent and the S&P BSE Realty index fell 8.2 percent. The Nifty Bank plunged 8.2 percent to 23,101.
On the losing front, the S&P BSE Realty index fell 2.03 percent, followed by the S&P BSE Public Sector index that (down 1.9 percent), and the S&P BSE Oil & Gas index (down 1.89 percent).
The sectoral front portrayed a mixed picture on March 5. With a loss of 1.67 %, the BSE Energy emerged as the top loser among the sectoral indices. This was followed by BSE Realty, Metal and Oil & Gas indices that lost 1.10 percent, 0.89 percent and 0.68 percent, respectively.
Barring BSE Consumer Durables (up 0.70 percent) and Healthcare (up 0.20 percent), all sectoral indices ended in the red, with BSE Realty (down 2.09 percent) emerging as the top loser.
Profit taking was seen in S&P BSE Power index that fell 0.96 percent, followed by the S&P BSE Realty index that fell 0.81 percent, and the S&P BSE Consumer Durables index was down 0.38 percent.
Most sectoral indices closed the day in the red, with BSE Realty, Power, Metal, Auto and Utilities falling over a percent each. However, BSE Telecom bucked the trend and closed 2.12 percent higher, supported by gains in shares of Bharti Infratel, Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel.
In October 2019, among the various sector benchmarks, top gainer was S&P BSE Auto which gave returns of 13.0% whereas S&P BSE Realty Index lost the most with returns of -2.5%. #MutualFundsUpdates #MutualFunds
In September 2019, among the various sector benchmarks, top gainer was S&P BSE Oil & Gas which gave returns of 11.2% whereas S&P BSE Realty Index lost the most with returns of -3.4%. #MutualFunds
5 Sectors have advanced (Top Gainer: BSE IT +1.04%) while 20 Sectors have declined (Top Loser: BSE Realty -2.68%) To know more: #marketupdate #marktesmojo
11 Sectors have advanced (Top Gainer: BSE Realty 3.11%) while 14 Sectors have declined (Top Loser: BSE IT -1.11%) To know more: #marketupdate #marktesmojo
BSE Power closed with a gain of 2.09 percent. Of the 16 constituent stocks, only two - JSW Energy (down 1.21 percent) and NHPC (down 0.62 percent) failed to perform. BSE Realty (down 0.71 percent) and FMCG (down 0.16 percent) were the two indices that closed in the red.
Auto outperforms amid tax cut talk It was followed by Power (up 2.09%), Metal (up 1.91%), Bankex (up 1.32%) and Consumer Durables (up 1.07%). On the other hand, BSE Realty and FMCG inched lower by 0.71% and 0.16%.
22 Sectors have advanced (Top Gainer: BSE Power +1.44%) while only 3 Sectors have declined (Top Loser: BSE Realty -1.01%) To know more: #marketupdate #marktesmojo
BSE Oil & Gas index recorded 2.47 per cent gain to top the sectoral return chart followed by Metal, Auto and Utilities index. While BSE Realty and Finance index were the worst performers.
2 Sectors have advanced (Top Gainer: BSE Realty +0.35%) while 22 Sectors have declined (Top Loser: BSE Finance -1.19%) To know more: #marketupdate #marketsmojo
#MarketsThisWeek | BSE REALTY down 7.7%, BSE METAL down 5% @BSEIndia
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