Global Indices
Global Indices 10-Jan Prev_Day Abs. Change
Russell 3000 3,136 3,187 -51 -1.60
Nasdaq 19,162 19,479 -317 -1.63
FTSE 8,248 8,320 -71 -0.86
Nikkei 39,190 39,605 -415 -1.05
Hang Seng 19,064 19,241 -177 -0.92
Indian Indices 10-Jan Prev_Day Abs. Change
BSE Sensex 77,379 77,620 -241 -0.31
Nifty 50 23,432 23,527 -95 -0.40
Nifty 100 24,065 24,232 -168 -0.69
Nifty 500 21,799 22,047 -248 -1.12
Nifty Bank 48,734 49,504 -769 -1.55
BSE Power 6,420 6,623 -203 -3.07
BSE Small Cap 52,722 54,021 -1,299 -2.40
BSE HC 43,716 44,776 -1,060 -2.37
Date P/E Div. Yield P/E Div. Yield
10-Jan 22.41 1.17 21.59 1.28
Month Ago 23.28 1.13 22.65 1.24
Year Ago 25.37 1.11 23.05 1.29
Nifty 50 Top 3 Gainers
Company 10-Jan Prev_Day
TCS 4266 4039 5.62
Tech Mahindra 1706 1643 3.82
HCL Tech 1995 1935 3.12
Nifty 50 Top 3 Losers Domestic News
Company 10-Jan Prev_Day
IndusInd Bank 938 981 -4.41
NTPC 308 320 -3.78
Ultratech Cem 10865 11260 -3.50
Advance Decline Ratio
BSE NSE
Advances 761 481
Declines 3239 2334
Unchanged 78 55
Institutional Flows (Equity)
Description (Cr)
FII Flows* -22194
MF Flows** 6393
*10
th
Jan 2025; **8
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Jan 2025
Economic Indicator
YoY(%) Current Year Ago
CPI
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2012
• Indian equity markets extended its losing streak for the third day due to
concerns over a weakening rupee, rising crude oil prices and continued
outflows by the foreign institutional investors. However, losses were
restricted due to a surge in information technology stocks following a
positive outlook provided by the largest domestic information technology
company.
• Key benchmark indices BSE SENSEX and Nifty 50 lost 0.31% and 0.4% to
close at 77,378.91 and 23,431.50 respectively.
• The overall market breadth on BSE was weak with 761 scrips advancing and
3,239 scrips declining. A total of 78 scrips remained unchanged.
• On the BSE sectoral front, Information Technology was the major gainer,
up 2.65% followed by Teck, up 2.24%. Power was the major loser, down
3.07% followed by Utilities, down 2.86% and Realty, down 2.64%.
• Index of Industrial production (IIP) rose 5.2% YoY in Nov 2024, as compared
to 3.7% rise in Oct 2024. Production in mining, manufacturing and
electricity witnessed a growth of 1.9%, 5.8% and 4.4%, respectively, in Nov
2024.
• The central government released tax devolution of Rs. 1.73 lakh crore to
state governments against the devolution of Rs. 89,086 crore in Dec 2024,
to boost the economy through state capital spending.
• The government sets a conservative wheat procurement target of 30
million tonnes for the 2025-26 rabi marketing season, despite targeting a
record production of 115 million tonnes for the 2024-25 crop year. The
minimum support price for wheat has been fixed at Rs. 2,425 per quintal.
• JSW Steel announced that its consolidated crude steel production
increased by 2.3%, reaching 7.03 million tonnes (MT) in the third quarter of
the current fiscal year. In comparison, the company's steel output for the
same period last year was 6.87 MT.
• Infosys joined hands with the Andhra Pradesh government to conduct a
pre-validation of the ongoing skill census. This initiative, the first of its kind
in India, aims to assess the skill sets and competencies of 35 million
individuals within the state's working-age population. The project will cover
people, between 15 and 59 years, across 1.8 crore households. The census
is also to identify the skill sets that industries require. Infosys will assist the
government in documenting the skill sets of participants through the
utilization of generative artificial intelligence (AI).
• Asian equity markets fell on concerns about China's growth as worries
persisted and investors continued to be vigilant regarding the increasing
possibility of intervention by Japanese authorities to bolster the value of
the Japanese yen. Additionally, the Chinese market fell amid concerns
about the country’s slowing growth and deflation fears. Today (as on
January 13), Asian markets opened lower as investors' expectations for
imminent interest rate reductions by the U.S. Federal Reserve had
diminished due to the release of the U.S. jobs report.Both Nikkei and Hang
Seng fell by 1.05% and 1.90% respectively (as at 8 a.m. IST).
• European equity markets fell after stronger-than-anticipated employment
figures from the U.S. heightened apprehensions regarding the U.S. Federal
Reserve's potential decision to maintain interest rates at their current
levels for an extended period. Additionally, rising bond yields in the
Eurozone and the possibility of increased tariffs by the U.S. have further
impacted investor sentiment.
• U.S. equity markets fell due to significant selling activity that was observed
across various sectors, prompted by robust non-farm payroll data in Dec
2024 that heightened apprehensions regarding the U.S. Federal Reserve's
potential decision to maintain interest rates at their current levels or to
decelerate the rate of reduction.