5 March 2015

Get Intraday Tips - Sensex climbs over 100 points; ITC, HDFC Bank top gainers

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Today in Intraday Market the S&P BSE Sensex opened on a cautious note on Wednesday, but managed to rally as much as 117 points in trade, led by gains in ITC, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank BSE 0.84 %, Coal India and L&T. Tracking the momentum, the 50-share Nifty index also rallied over 30 points to touch its intraday high of 8840.75. According to experts, the index may face resistance around its crucial resistance level of 8850.
The Indian rupee opened flat at 62.20 per dollar against 62.16 Monday. The euro rebounds helped by a bounce in German investor sentiment and hopes that Greece will find a common ground with its euro zone partners for support beyond its current bailout programmed.
Asian markets, however, are smartly in the green with the Nikkei surging to new eight-year highs as the yen weakened to 119.1. Trading volumes in Asia will be light ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday. Singapore, Malaysia markets will be open for half a day while China, Taiwan and South Korea will be shut today.
In commodities, Brent Crude hit a 2015 high of USD 63 per barrel in trade on Tuesday. It is currently trading at around USD 62 per barrel. Precious metals gold and silver fell to six-week lows, while platinum fell to the lowest since 2009, on signs that Greek banks will continue to get emergency funding despite a breakdown in debt talks between their government and euro zone partners.

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