Sensex slips 81 pts ahead of FY21 advance GDP estimate; midcaps outperform

Overall, market breadth remained in the favour of the bulls with nearly two stocks rising against a stock that declined at the bourses

9:32 AM

Dixon Technologies rallies 4% on partnership with boAt

>> The company has entered into an agreement with boAt for manufacturing of Twin wireless speakers. Dixon will be manufacturing the said products from its manufacturing facility located at Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

9:27 AM

Vodafone Idea up 1% on nod to 4G auction

>> The government said it will auction wireless spectrum in seven bands on 1 March, offering 2,251.25 megahertz worth Rs 3.92 trillion.

9:26 AM

PVR snaps winning streak

>> The Centre has asked the Tamil Nadu government to revoke its order allowing 100 per cent seating in cinemas from the current 50 per cent capacity.

9:24 AM

PNC Infratech gains over 3% as Goldman Sachs, SBI MF pick stake

>> CN Infrabuild on Wednesday sold shares of PNC Infratech worth over Rs 276 crore through an open market transaction. On the BSE, the entity sold 1.57 crore shares of PNC Infratech at an average price of Rs 175 apiece. The total deal value stood at Rs 276.39 crore.

9:23 AM

Sobha advances nearly 6% post Q3 biz update

>> The company said good demand across all product categories aids better sales numbers in Q3FY21 as compared to the previous year. Total sales value up 22.2 per cent to Rs 887.6 crore from Rs 726.1 crore.

9:22 AM

Bandhan Bank rises 3% in early deals

>> The private lender said its loans and advances grew by 23 per cent year-on-year to Rs 80,255 crore during the third quarter of the current fiscal.

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Sectoral trends on NSE :: Realty sector outperforms

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Sensex Heatmap :: Across-the-board buying lifts index

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Opening Bell

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Opening Bell :: Indices hit fresh record highs

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Commodity Heatmap

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Top gainers and losers on S&P BSE Sensex at Pre-open

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Markets at Pre-open

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Markets at Pre-open

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US Fed says bond-buying changes hinge on 'qualitative' call on economy

The Federal Reserve was nearly unanimous in its decision last month to leave its bond-buying program unchanged, but left a wide berth for officials to decide in the future if and when changes should be made, according to minutes of the U.S. central bank's December policy meeting. READ MORE