Stock Market HIGHLIGHTS: IT, realty stocks trigger Friday fall; Sensex down 390 points, Nifty over 1 – Zee Business

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Stock Markets Today Live: Indian frontline indices S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 extended their losses on Friday as the session progressed after begging on a positive note. While Sensex tumbled nearly 389.01 points or 0.62 per cent and closed at 62,181.67, Nifty50 settled down 112 points or 0.61 per cent at 18,496.60. Bank Nifty finished at 43,633.45, up 36.60 points or 0.08 per cent.
Here are top takeaways from the day’s action:
1) With an exception of Thursday, frontline indices ended flat or negative over the five trading sessions.
2)  IT stocks were catalyst in today’s fall with HCL Technologies and Infosys becoming major culprits. The other losers were Tech Mahindra, Wipro and TCS.
3) In the 50-stock Nifty50 index, 17 stocks advanced while 33 declined. The top gainers around this time were Nestle India, Sun Pharmaceuticals, ITC, Dr Reddy’s and Titan while the top losers were HCL Technologies, InfosysTech Mahindra, Wipro and TCS.
4) Out of the 15 Nifty sectoral indices, 11 ended in the red with top Nifty IT, Nifty Realty, Nifty Metal, among the worst performers. The gainers were Nifty FMCG, Nifty Pharma and Nifty Healthcare Index.
5) Stock specific action was seen i broader markets with Yes Bank, Tube Investments of India and Delhivery among the top gainers in mid cap space. Indian Bank, Bank of India and Union Bank were biggest losers on Nifty Mid Cap 100 Index. In Nifty Small Cap 100 index, 80 stocks fell while 20 gained. The top gainers were Birla Corp, VIP India and KEI Industries while BCG and IDBI were worst performers.
6) Out of 3,640 stocks that were listed on the BSE, advances were 1,207 while declines were 2,309 while 124 stocks remained unchanged. 133 stocks hit their 52-week highs while 33 hit their 52-week lows.
7) Rupee rises 10 paise to close at 82.28 (provisional) against US dollar.
8) February Gold futures were trading at Rs 54164 per 10 gram on MCX and were up by Rs 113 and 0.21 per cent while March Silver futures were trading at Rs 67155, down Rs 121 or 0.21 per cent.
9) Dalal Street will be closely watching the developments in US when markets reopen on Monday as Federal Reserve will announce its monetary policy rates on 14 December. 
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While Nifty IT was the major reason for bearish trends in the markets, realty metal and energy stocks also played their part. Nifty PSU Bank Nifty Realty, Nifty Metal and Nifty Oil & Gas indices were down 2.82 per cent, 2.28 per cent, 1.22 per cent and 1.02 per cent.

Hindustan Unilever Limited’s (HUL:NSE) foray into health and wellness segment augurs well for this fast moving consumer goods company. Multiple brokerages have recommended this stock with Nomura remaining most bullish on this counter. It has recommended a buy on HUL for a price target of Rs 3175, estimating Rs 470 per share gains.
Jefferies and City are almost equally bullish on this counter. Both have recommended a buy on HUL for a price target of Rs 3050, estimating Rs 350 per share upside.
The stock was recommended at a price of Rs 2705.
On Thursday, HUL reported to exchanges about its plan to acquire stake in two health & wellbeing companies – Zywie Ventures Private Limited (OZiva) Nutritionalab Private Limited (Wellbeing Nutrition).
Read More: Nomura sees Rs 470 per share gains after HUL announces foray into health & wellness business
 
Source: NSE
 
 
Source: NSE
 
After opening flat on Friday, Sensex has fallen over 450 points. 
Stock Market Today LIVE: Nomura sees Rs 470 per share gains 
 
Hindustan Unilever Limited’s (HUL:NSE) foray into health and wellness segment augurs well for this fast moving consumer goods company. Multiple brokerages have recommended this stock with Nomura remaining most bullish on this counter. It has recommended a buy on HUL for a price target of Rs 3175, estimating Rs 470 per share gains. READ MORE
Stock Market Today LIVE: Nifty IT down by 2.71%
 

 
Bhasin, while speaking to Managing Editor of Zee Business Anil Singhvi said that IndusInd Bank, ABB India, and Aditya Birla Capital which have outperformed, were previously recommended by him. READ MORE
 
 
IT shares like HCL, Wipro TCS are among the top losers at BSE.

 
 
Stock Market Today Live: HCL share prices dip over 6%
 
Share prices of HCL Technologies Ltd have fallen 6.56 per cent or Rs 72.30 on Friday. The scrip was trading at Rs 1,029.05 at around 11:15 am. The counter had closed at 1,101.35 in the last trading session.
 
Shares of One97 Communications parent company of Paytm traded over 4 per cent on the upside as the company announced a board meeting to decide on buyback of shares. READ MORE
 
#Paytm के निवेशक जरूर देखें #AnilSinghvi का ये वीडियो
Paytm क्यों बायबैक लाने की तैयारी में?
Paytm के #Buyback लाने की क्या है असली वजह?
क्या Paytm में बन गया है Bottom?
बायबैक की खबर के दमपर कितना बढ़ेगा Paytm शेयर?
न्यू एज कंपनियों में अब क्या करें?#PaytmBuyback pic.twitter.com/9M3Imbl8Zv
— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) December 9, 2022
 
Anand Rathi – Founder & Chairman Anand Rathi Group – said that from the medium term, that is, beyond the next 12 months, the outlook for Indian equity market looks positive. At the bellwether index level, we expect 11 to 13 per cent annualized return over the next three years. 
Shares of Yes Bank surged around 13.52 to trade at 20.15 in early trade. The scrip had closed at Rs 17.75 in the last trading session.

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