Benchmark indices remain in safe ranges, metals continue to rally
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Metal stocks continued to rally as the news of US and China considering negotiations came out.
The benchmark indices maintained their safe ranges — the Sensex is trading above 33,000 points and the Nifty remains in 10,100 levels — in the first half of trading hours. The sectoral indices were off their day’s high, however, the two major ones – Nifty Midcap and the Nifty Bank – managed to gain above 0.25%.
Metal stocks continued to rally as the news of US and China considering negotiations came out.
The markets on Tuesday opened largely in green, with the help of strong global cues. The NSE’s Nifty opened at 10,187 points, reclaiming 10,000 levels while the BSE’s Sensex opened in safe range of 33,000 at 33,245 points. The financials took the lead as the government announced a lower-than-expected borrowing programme for April-September.
Foreign investors were seen in a buying mood, giving the US market its best day in more than two years and erasing about half of its huge losses last week.
Technology companies accounted for much of the broad rally, which powered the Dow Jones industrial average to a gain of nearly 670 points. Microsoft was the biggest gainer in the 30-company Dow and the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, climbing nearly 8 percent.
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