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The stock market make a good move on Monday morning session and traded in green signal and top in the buying list. The BSE Sensex up 308.40 points at 27319.71 and NSE Nifty up by 88.80 points at 8270.80. ONGC, M&M, Hindalco, Maruti Suzuki and Hero Motocorp are among the major gainers in the stock market while Bharti airtel is down around 2 percent and top the losing side.

The stock market trading go down the line, Sensex is down 451.27 points to 27056.03 and Nifty is down 150.25 points to 8175.00. Pressure build up on Dalal street as capital goods, banks, and metals segments go bearish with selling sharply.

The Stock market bleed on Dalal street today, Sensex down 629.82 points at 26877.48 and Nifty down 198.30 points at 8126.95. BHEL, ICICI Bank, Vedanta, Tata steel and Tata Power are the top losers in the Sensex. Among the gainers are Dr. Reddy Lab and Hero Motocorp.

Nifty traded below 8400 and sensex down around 200 points ; In the stock market trading BSE Sensex down 91 points traded on 27795.64 level and NSE Nifty 27.65 down 27.85 points traded on 8420.45 level. The Bank sector goes week and all the banking sectors banks Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and SBI. The Indian rupee continue going down the line with opened at 63.14 lower 23 piase against dollar in the currency market.

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Summary US households and businesses have accumulated enormous hoards of liquidity. The gradual normalization of risk aversion and liquidity preferences will drive a significant acceleration of spending growth. On aggregate, the balance sheets of consumers and businesses - and their liquidity position in particular - are the most favorable they have been in the past three decades. The average age of household consumer durables and US business capital stock is at a record high, suggesting that there is significant pent-up demand. A self-sustaining cycle of improved sentiment, accelerated spending and higher income seems to have already kicked off. In this report, I will briefly outline the impact of accelerated US growth on key investable asset classes, such as the S&P 500, 10Y US Treasury yields and gold. In the wake of the financial crisis of 2007-2009, the recovery has been the weakest of any sustained economic expansion in US history. However, the US economy seems poised for a significant acceleration for the remainder of 2014. Consumer Spending To Accelerate Many analysts are still talking about "balance sheet recessions" and "household deleveraging." The problem is that was yesterday's news. After several years of restructuring, reduced spending growth, increased savings rates and debt-reduction, US household balance sheets are in better shape than they have been since the early to mid-1980s, based on a wide variety of metrics. Whether you look at debt service-to-income, debt-to-income, consumer loan delinquency rates, cash balances as a percent of income, or household net worth, the US consumer balance sheets are, on aggregate, in the best shape they have been in several decades. Business Expenditure There are several reasons to believe that the business expenditure cycle will accelerate appreciably in 2014. First, the age of US capital stock is at an all-time high, meaning that there is considerable pent-up demand to

The 50-share NSE Nifty breached 7800 level for the first time since August 18, 2014, down 61.55 points or 0.78 percent at 7798.40. The 30-share BSE Sensex fell 179.46 points or 0.68 percent to 26117.92. About 621 shares have advanced, 828 shares declined, and 50 shares are unchanged. Shares of Tata Motors, Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, ITC, L&T and Wipro declined 1-2.5 percent while Infosys, Hero Motocorp and TCS bucked the trend. cle. The Indian equity market is likely to open in the red today with the SGX Nifty trading at 7821, down 55.50 points at 7:55. Globally, the US markets logged their worst week since May 2012 with benchmark indices ending in the red for the third straight week after Standard & Poor downgraded its outlook for France to negative from stable. sensex open : 26,275.07 HIGH : 26,276.57 PREV CLOSE : 26,297.38 LOWS : 26,114.88 CNX NIFTY OPEN : 7,831.00 HIGH : 7,835.10 PREV CLOSE : 7,859.95 LOWS : 7,796.00

On first day of the week, stock market closed on its peak point since March 30, Sensex ended up 479.28 points at 27490.59 and Nifty ended up 150.45 points and meets the level of 8300 and closed at 8331.95. ONGC climbed 8 percent while Bajaj Auto, Cipla, M&M and BHEL were major gainers in the Sensex.Among the losers were Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, and Tata motors.

The stock market trading goes under bearish behavior and made pressure on traders to sell the stocks, Sensex is down 558.60 points at 26881.52 and Nifty is down 178.80 points at 8146.60. Bank, Pharma, and Oil stocks are falling sharply. Bharti Airtel is up 4 percent while Cipla, Axis Bank, Vedanta, BHEL and NTPC are among the losers.

The Stock market trading ended for today but it harms the traders also on the second day, Sensex falls 118.26 points ended at 26599.11 and Nifty was down 39.70 points at 8057.30. The Sensex made high on 26850.37 and low on 26423.99 while Nifty made high on 8122.60 and low on 7997.15 for today's intraday session. TCS, Bajaj Auto, Wipro, Coal India were the top gainers in the Sensex. Among the losers were Axis Bank, ONGC, Maruti Suzuki, ICICI Bank and Hindalco.

The stock market has opened strong, Sensex is up 382.29 points to 26981.40 and Nifty up 110.65 points to 8167.95, led by banking and FMCG Sectors. The biggest FMCG company Hindustan Unilever (HUL) will report its quarterly result on Friday. Profit after tax is expected to increase 9.8 percent to Rs 958 crore for as compared to the previous year earnings.

The stock market has opened with good note on first day of the week, Sensex is up 270.60 points to 27375.99 and Nifty is up 75.70 points to 8267.20 with supports from capital goods, auto and metals and pharma. HDFC, Hindalco, Bajaj Auto and Hero Motocorp are top gainers in Sensex. Among the losers are HUL, Wipro, and ITC.

The stock market ends with bulls eye target and closed on two weeks high, Sensex ended up 401.91 points at 27507.30 and Nifty ended up 133.75 points at 8325.25. Vedanta and SBI were up over 5 percent while Tata motors, Hero and Tata Steel were other gainers. Among the losers were ITC, Wipro, HUL and Bharti Airtel.

The stock market again closed on negative note, Sensex fell 170.45 points at 27225.93, and the Nifty down 45.85 points at 8239.75. The stock market ended lower on the fall of BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty with support of Bharti Airtel fell 4 percent while ITC, HDFC, Vedanta and Reliance are other losers.

The stock market traded higher on the first day of the week. In the morning session it travelled in the green lights. Sensex is up 118.25 point to 27442.25 and Nifty is up 38.55 points to 8300.90. Jammu and Kashmir Bank reported 60 percent decline in its net profit at Rs 101.61 crore for the fourth quarter ended in March 2015.

The stock market continue to trade lower and showing a loss in the march last week opening on Monday morning. BSE Sensex fell 102.65 points to 27335.30 while NSE Nifty down 46.70 points to 8258.55. Stocks of Infosys, Larsen & Toubro, SBI, Sun Pharma, Mahindra & Mahindra, Cipla, Hero Motocorp, Tata Steel and GAIL fell 1-1.5 percent while ITC and NTPC gained more than one percent.

The stock market regain after their initial loses. The BSE Sensex is up 55.40 points to 26480.20 and NSE Nifty up 9.50 points to 7992.20. HDFC, L&T and Sun Pharma gained more than 1 percent. ICICI Bank, Reliance Industries, Tata Motors, ONGC, and ITC gained average. However, TCS, Cipla, NTPC, Coal India and Bajaj Auto fell 0.4-1 Percent.

The stock market augmented misfortunes in morning trade with the Sensex falling 318.40 points or 1.13 percent to 27793.91 and the Nifty declining 87.95 points or 1.03 percent to 8433.60. The broader markets, as well, slipped into red. The BSE Midcap list dropped 1 percent and Smallcap declined 0.8 percent. Around 760 shares have propelled, 1111 shares declined, and 102 shares are unaltered on the BSE. Bank Nifty fell 300 points.

The stock market dragged sharply by oil & gas, pharma, FMCG and banking Sector which shows a loss in the whole index. Sensex fell 260.95 point at 27176.95 and Nifty down by 91.45 points at 8213.80. Tops gainers - Maruti, Wipro, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors and Vedanta Top Losers - BHEL, SBI, HDFC, ICICI and Dr Reddy ICICI Bank hopefully turned down what was expected from them on Monday with the profit rising 10.2 percent year-on-year to Rs 2,922 crore in the quarter ended March 2015.