Closing Bell: Markets close flat; Sun Pharma, Vedanta, TCS among top gainers

Markets close flat; Sun Pharma, Vedanta among the top gainers

The markets closed flat with the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty closing with minor gains while the Nifty Bank ended in the red.

The Nifty closed 15 points higher at 10,417, with Reliance and TCS its major contributors. ICICI Bank was the the biggest index loser in today’s session, after gaining in the previous session. The market breadth remained in favour of declines with the advance-decline ratio at 2:3. The put-call ratio stands at 1.46 against yesterday's level of 1.43. All the three oil firms IOC, HPCL and BPCL, saw a fall in the range of 6-7%.

Delhi High Court allows Monsanto to seek registration of its BT seed variety.

Delhi High Court allowed Monsanto to seek registration of its BT seed variety and also allows to seek damages.

 The rupee has remained at day's low with 65.21 against dollar. 

Market recovers from lows; Sensex at 33936 points; Nifty at 10408 points.

The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty have advanced in the last hour of the trade and has recovered losses. The BSE Sensex is trading at 33936 points and NSE Nifty is trading at 10408 points. PSU Banks continue to remain negative.

Goa Carbon Q4 net profit stands at Rs 11.8 crore.

Cabinet approves simplification of auction process of coal and oil blocks.

Rupee slips down further to 65.25 against dollar.

Tata Communication and Primestream form partnerships to deliver media asset management.

 Benchmark indices continues to consolidate after losses.

The markets continues to consolidate after consecutive losses. The Nifty has recovered losses with 10404 points and Sensex is at around 33929 points. Titan, HUL, JUBLFOOD, Godfrey are among the top gainers.

Saudi Aramco shows a huge interest in Indian market.

DIPP meets stakeholders to discuss FDI in tobacco sector.

Bharat Forge bags two major export orders.

Star Cement expects to receive subsidies in FY19

Star Cement expects to receive Rs 300 crore to Rs 400 crore in terms of subsidy in FY19. The pending subsidies are at Rs 620 crore. It also expects to clock EBITDA per tonne for FY19 in the range of Rs 1,890 to Rs 1,900.

Here are some details of the Manipal-Fortis deal.

Saudi Aramco signs MoU for Ratnagiri Refinery Complex.