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Last Updated : Jan 28 2013 | 4:59 PM IST

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1 week1 month1 year BSE Sensex7754.001.556.4049.20 S&P CNX Nifty2361.202.115.9744.56 BSE-1004163.032.237.3350.11 BSE-2001005.472.787.1448.21 BSE-5003214.942.897.7253.34 CNX Nifty Junior5080.753.2910.3761.76 S&P CNX 5002086.002.890.0053.38 FII Net inflows (Rs cr)*241.001727.39048.7051793.70 MF Net inflows (Rs cr)*94.85281.2887.994277.96 BSE turnover (Rs cr)@4516.953489.413237.132207.23 NSE turnover (Rs cr)@8794.627314.036466.194642.27 Sensex P/E@15.9815.7416.1115.42   BSE-Auto3258.752.679.7343.49 BSE-Bankex4657.95-2.2412.0982.34 BSE-Cap. Goods4310.166.1412.0391.58 BSE-Cons Durable2464.007.2013.83146.72 BSE-FMCG1351.032.514.5158.87 BSE-Healthcare2972.142.602.9033.91 BSE-IT Sector2875.021.460.1744.71 BSE-TECk1965.531.403.9849.52 CNX IT3025.951.340.1833.63 BSE-Metal6172.216.6011.1340.35 BSE-Oil & Gas3646.973.507.1334.19 BSE-PSU4724.073.317.0342.15   Nasdaq2177.91-0.325.2822.57 Dow Jones10558.03-0.782.807.57 MSCI World1187.88-0.023.1217.22 MSCI Emgerging Markets615.712.189.3345.26 MSCI Emerging Asia260.801.328.0838.27 Rs/$43.480.00-0.23-6.21 Brent Crude (spot)$/bl61.021.165.9243.88 * Figures for week, month and year are cumulative flows. @ Daily average turnover/Sensex P/E as on date, week-, month- and year-ago.  The market breadth was very positive last week with most of the Sensex stocks closing the week in a positive territory. Of the 30 Sensex stocks, 26 closed with gains. Despite the volatility at the counter, Reliance Industries, the stock with the highest weightage in the Sensex, led the way.  The stock gained 3.25 per cent to close at Rs 725.75. The gains in the stock contributed 28.54 points to the overall index. ITC, Ranbaxy and Tata Steel were the other major gainers.  The gains in these counters added 44.44 points to the index. On the downside, profit-booking in ICICI Bank (down 6.70 per cent at Rs 500.10) led to 43.15 points being taken away from the index. The declines in other counters were limited.  All the sectoral indices except the BSE Bankex ended the week in positive territory. The BSE Consumer Durables Index (up 7.20 per cent) and the BSE Metal Index (6.6 per cent) were the biggest gainers of the week.
 
BULK DEALS
DateStockClientDeal TypeQuantityPrice (Rs)
1-Aug-05IFCI Ltd.BNP Paribas ArbitrageBuy428400016.17
1-Aug-05Reliance CapitalMorgan Stanley & Co InternationalBuy1115000438.95
2-Aug-05Subex SytemsStandard Chartered Mutual FundBuy220000592.00
2-Aug-05ProvogueFidelityBuy120000194.81
2-Aug-05Macmillan IndiaFID FDS MauritiusBuy197000450.00
2-Aug-05EL ForgeGoldman SachsBuy292115118.66
3-Aug-05Simbhaoli SugarSundaram Mutual FundBuy100000127.53
3-Aug-05Moschip SemiconductorFidelity Mutual FundBuy45500845.13
3-Aug-05KPIT CumminsHDFC Mutual FundSell111171312.50
3-Aug-05Jain IrrigationGoldman SachsBuy300000155.00
Source: NSE, BSE
 While big gains in top sectoral stocks like Titan Industries and Videocon International, apart from Blue Star, led to the gains in the Consumer Durable Index, top metal scrips like Tata Steel, Hindalco and SAIL advanced, leading to gains in the BSE Metal Index. The BSE Bankex losses were mainly due to downsides at the ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank counters.  Major US indices ended the week in red, after record oil prices and surprisingly strong gains in jobs and wages unnerved the investor sentiment. This led to fears of higher inflation and more interest rate hikes.  The Dow Jones Industrials ended the week down 82.88 points, while the tech-laden Nasdaq dropped 6.92 points. The markets had shown resilience earlier in the week, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indices reaching four-year highs.  What to expect this week  Though the market sentiment remains firm, many players have warned of a correction some time soon. They note that many stocks have become overheated, which could lead to investors booking profits.  The Sensex has gained nearly 500 points in just nine trading sessions, culminating in an all-time closing high of 7,797.08 on Thursday.  FII inflows, which have been robust so far, are also expected to determine the future trend. With the June quarter results out of the way, the markets are also awaiting the next trigger.  

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