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Markets open in green

Thursday - April 26, 2018 9:34 am , Category : BUSINESS
 Markets open in green
Markets open in green

Mumbai April 26 (IANS) The key Indian equity market indices on Thursday opened higher ahead of derivatives expiry.



The Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the BSE which had closed at 34 501.27 points on Wednesday opened higher at 34 532.95 points.

Minutes into trading it was quoting at 34 549.07 points up by 47.80 points or 0.14 per cent.

At the National Stock Exchange (NSE) the broader 51-scrip Nifty which had closed at 10 570.55 points on Wednesday was quoting at 10 575.90 points up by 5.35 points or 0.05 per cent.

Weak global cues coupled with profit booking and caution ahead of the April derivatives expiry had pulled the key Indian equity indices lower on Wednesday.

According to market observers a weak rupee along with recent surge in crude oil prices and heavy selling in banking consumer durables and capital goods stocks weighed heavy on the key indices.

The Sensex was down by 115.37 points or 0.33 per cent at the Wednesday s closing. In the day s trade the barometer 30-scrip sensitive index had touched a high of 34 631.27 points and a low of 34 400.56 points. The Nifty too was down by 43.80 points or 0.41 per cent.

On Thursday Asian indices were showing a mixed trend. Japan s Nikkei 225 was quoting in green up by 0.50 per cent while Hang Seng was down by 0.64 per cent and South Korea s Kospi was up by 1.35 per cent. China s Shanghai Composite index was trading in red down by 0.83 per cent.

Nasdaq closed in red down by 0.05 per cent while FTSE 100 was also down by 0.62 per cent at the closing on Wednesday.

--IANS
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