Sensex stable for 4th week continuously ends at 20149.85

Sensex stable  for 4th week continuously ends at  20149.85: The sensex of India today ended at 20149.85. The Market is stable for 4 weeks continuesly and the same rally may go on even tomarrow here the details. Test S & P BSE Sensex remained firm rule to close above 20,000 than
1-1/2-month High 20,149.85 on the purchase persistent. For the fourth straight week, up 191 points. Buying activity was mainly in the FMCG sectors refineries against the decision of the government to liberalize the rules for foreign direct investment in certain sectors and combined with good business results. Good results of Q1 Infosys, TCS and HDFC Bank further strengthened market sentiment. Positive signals of global precipitation and good also contributed to a clear trend.

At the beginning of the week, Sensex resumed lower at 19,926.10 and dropped to a low of 19,649.58 on active sales by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has taken measures to tighten in an attempt to reduce the volatility of the rupee liquidity.  Meanwhile, the inflation based on the wholesale price index accelerated to 4.86 percent in June from 4.7 percent in May, the government said.

Bank stocks fell RBI fined 22 banks for violation of KYC / AML regulations. Recent measures by the Reserve Bank would increase, in addition to expensive for lenders and financial companies in the short term to raise funds. Interest  However, the market then recovered to a high of 20,256.60 to end at 20,149.85, rising 191.38 points, or 0.96 percent, the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promised new reforms FDI reveal and click infrastructure initiatives to stimulate growth. She received 1375.61 points, or 7.33 percent for the four weeks. 50 NSE gift of shares also rose 20.20 points, or 0.34 percent to 6,029.20. He also tightened 361.55 points, or 6.38 percent over the past four weeks.

Hindustan Unilever (HUL) was the biggest gain in the Sensex pack when it rose 14.17 percent on reports that the company has increased the prices of some personal care products.  Finance Minister P Chidambaram said that the measures taken by the tops of the Bank have nothing to do with the next review of the monetary policy can not affect the bank interest rates.  Tata Consultancy Services was the second top winner, climbing 8.45 percent after better-than-expected 15.5 percent rise in consolidated net profit for the first quarter publication.

A total of 16 of all documents for the Sensex closed in the green, while others ended in the red. Other important growth Sensex pack were Bharti Airtel (8.23 percent), ONGC (6.75 percent), ITC (5.49 percent), Bajaj Auto (5.32 percent), Wipro (4, 06 percent), RIL ( 3.77 g percent), Hero Honda (3.72 percent), Gail India (3.37 percent) and Tata Power (3.30 percent).  However, ICICI Bank fell 9.69 percent, followed by Tata Steel 8.28 percent, 7.50 percent BHEL, Sterlite Ind 6.17 percent, 5.45 percent HDFC, Jindal Steel 5.22 percent and 4.19 percent SBI .

Amongst the sectoral indices, BSE FMCG S & P rose 7.10 percent, followed by S & P BSE Oil & Gas 4.11 per cent, BSE IT S & P 3.98 percent and the S & P BSE teck-March 87 per cent and BSE Bankex S & P fell 6.23 percent, followed by BSE Realty S & P 4.08 percent, S & P BSE Metal 3.47 percent, S & P BSE CG 2.19 percent and the S P & BSE Power 1.28 percent.  The small cap stocks and mid cap also declined due to the selling pressure from private investors, the index fell 0.91 percent and 0.53 percent, and the worst Sensex.

The total turnover on BSE and NSE rose to Rs 9,411.92 crore and Rs 57,586.28 crore compared to last week Rs 7,919.80 crore and Rs 46,408.59 crore.  Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers of Rs 352.24 including a provisional figure of 19 July.