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Top gainers in Sensex
Housing Development Finance Corporation (2.75%), Hindalco Industries (1.96%), ICICI Bank (1.91%), Tata Motors (1.61%), Hindustan Unilever (1.60%), and Sterlite Industries (India) (1.53%).

Top losers in Sensex
Reliance Communications (2.10%), Bharti Airtel (1.28%), Jindal Steel & Power (1.22%), Reliance Energy (1.17%), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (1.07%), and Reliance Industries (1.03%).

Mid & Small-cap Stocks
The major gainers in the BSE Midcap were Allahabad Bank(2.46%), Core Projects and Technologies (1.7%), Alstom Projects India (1.2%), Allcargo Global Logistics (1.13%) and A I A Engineering (0.39%).
The major losers in the BSE Smallcap were A B G Shipyard (2.41%), Adhunik Metaliks (1.52%), Reliance MediaWorks (1.15%), INEOS ABS (India) (1.13%) and Aarti Industries (0.77%).

Yesterday's Quick Updates

Sensex ends in green; HDFC, Hindalco gain
Indian marekts bounced back on Thursday, July 29, snapping earlier losses. The Sensex ended the choppy session on a flat note with positive bias due to F&O expiry today. On sectoral front, PSU, banking, FMCG stocks moved up, while oil & gas, teck and consumer durable edged lower.

The index Sensex witnessed lackluster session throughout the day. Later in the second half, the index gained some points on positive European market and good corporate earnings to finally close the day on a marginal note after touching a high of 18,013.10 and low of 17,902.84.

At the close BSE Sensex gained 34.63 points (0.19%) at 17,992 while NSE Nifty went up by 11.35 points (0.21%) at 5,408.90.

Inflation
Food inflation fell to single digit at 9.67% for the first time this year at a time when the government is facing a concerted Opposition attack on rising food and fuel prices. Inflation fell by 2.80% points for the week ended 17th July from 12.47% in the previous week, as prices of vegetables, especially potatoes and onions, declined.

Global markets
On global front, European stocks fluctuated as increased forecasts from AstraZeneca and Cap Gemini SA offset a Federal Reserve report that showed growth slowed in some areas of the economy. US index futures rose, while Asian shares were little changed.
Asian stocks end mixed, as US Federal Reserve comments that growth slowed in some areas of the economy overshadowed signs of increased corporate earnings.

Stocks to watch today for Intraday Trading

Reliance MediaWorks offers to buy majority stake in Inox Leisure - Reliance MediaWorks has offered to buy a majority stake in multiplex operator Inox Leisure in an attempt to end a prolonged tussle between the two companies over a smaller cinema chain. Two persons close to the development said the company, owned by billionaire Anil Ambani, has offered Rs 120 for every share to the owners of Inox, valuing the company at a little over Rs 7.4 billion.

DLF may raise Rs 25 bn via sale of non-core assets - DLF, the country`s largest real estate developer, plans to raise Rs 25 billion in the next 15-18 months through divestment of non-core assets. As part of the plan, the company would sell land parcels and rope in a strategic investor for its luxury hotel chain Aman Resorts, said a top company executive today. DLF sold land parcels worth Rs 2.94 billion during the June quarter. DLF`s gross debt rose 7.8% to Rs 233.74 billion during the first quarter of this financial year, according to the latest analyst presentation by the company. Though the developer repaid around Rs 7.32 billion during the June quarter, it raised additional debt of Rs 23.3 billion.

Lanco Infra bags 1980 MW project from MahaGENCO - Lanco Infratech, one of India`s leading integrated infrastructure enterprises today announced that it has bagged order from Maharashtra State Power Generation Co. (MahaGENCO). The order is for setting up 1980 MW (3660 mw project) thermal power plant in Maharashtra.

Sectors updates
The Oil & Gas index was at 10,187.28, down by 77.58 points or by 0.76%. The major losers were Aban Offshore (2.29%), Indian Oil Corporation (1.8%), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (1.51%), Essar Oil (0.58%) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation (0.37%).

The TECk index was at 3,442.73, down by 14.5 points or by 0.42%. The major losers were Mphasis (1.72%), Bharti Airtel (1.28%), Reliance MediaWorks (1.15%), Dish TV India (0.79%) and Idea Cellular (0.72%).

The Consumer Durables index was at 5,302.22, down by 19.34 points or by 0.36%. The major losers were Bajaj Electricals (1.58%), Videocon Industries (1.27%) and Titan Industries (0.95%).

The PSU index was at 9,612.98, up by 152.79 points or by 1.62%. The major gainers were Bank Of Baroda(2.53%), Allahabad Bank (2.46%), Bank Of India (2.1%), Andhra Bank (2.07%) and Balmer Lawrie & Company (0.87%).

Market Breadth
Market breadth was negative with 1,444 advances against 1,523 declines.

Value and Volume Toppers
Aster Silicates topped the value chart on the BSE with a turnover of Rs. 3,731.39 million. It was followed by ARSS Infrastructure Projects (Rs. 2,007.22 million), Aban Offshore (Rs. 1,634.08 million) and Reliance Industries (Rs. 1,340.10 million).
The volume chart was led by Aster Silicates with trades of over 15.69 million shares. It was followed by I F C I (14.21 million), Karuturi Global (13.21 million) and Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) (5.66 million).

FIIs net bought Rs 2008 crore in F&O on Thursday
The foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of Rs 2008.83 crore in futures and options segments on Thursday.
According to the data released by the NSE, FIIs were net buyers of index futures to the tune of Rs 505.61 crore, while they bought index options worth Rs 2285.47 crore.
They were net sellers of stock futures to the tune of Rs 671.12 crore and sold stock options worth Rs 111.13 crore.