Traders resorted to value-buying on strong fundamental shares amid hectic shortcovering as sentiment raised on rebound in global markets as China cut interest rates to support its wobbling economy, government stated to convene second part of the Monsoon Session and make attempt to pass key GST bill, as well as appreciating rupee momentum.
The market momentum were generally volatile after yesterday's slump also due to expiry of August series derivative segment on Thursday.
Sectorwise, Realty gained 6.86 per cent followed by Metal 3.60 per cent, Bank 2.27 per cent, Commodities 2.16 per cent, PSU Bank 2.11 per cent, Media 2.03 per cent, Auto 1.89 per cent, Energy 1.77 per cent, Financials 1.30 per cent, FMCG 0.64 per cent and Infra 0.44 per cent.
While the the broader midcap and smallcap surged by 2.60 per cent and 1.79 per cent respectively.
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Stockwise, major gainers were Yes Bank (8.10 percent), Tata Motors (6.68 per cent), VEDL (6.54 per cent), BPCL (5.39 per cent), Coal India (5.05 per cent), IOC (4.43 per cent), Axis Bank (4.34 per cent) and Tata Steel (3.57 per cent).
Notable loser were, Tata Power (6.02 per cent), Ambuja Cement (2.14 per cent), PowerGrid (1.91 per cent), HDFC (1.90 per cent) and HCL Tech (1.49 per cent).
A total of 14,584.88 lakh shares changed hands in 12,189,508 trades and the total market capitalisation of NSE stood at Rs 9,347,075 crore.