Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Sensex dropped 130.53 points to 27971.19


The Sensex dropped 130.53 points to 27971.19 and the Nifty slipped 40.85 points to 8484.75. About 889 shares have advanced, 1632 shares declined, and 127 shares are unchanged on the BSE. Metals & tyre stocks lost ground, reacting to Chinese central bank's decision to devalue yuan, stoking fears of Chinese exports becoming cheaper. The Tyre Manufacturing Association told CNBC-TV18 that dumping of cheaper tyres by China will hurt the Indian tyre industry. MRF, Ceat, Apollo Tyres and Goodyear dropped 2-4 percent. Tata Steel and Hindalco plunged 3 percent each. In key earnings today, SBI's profit may slow down to single digit. Street will watch out for bank's slippage trend and 5 by 25 restructuring for June quarter. For Sun Pharma, revenue is seen up 1.7 percent to over Rs 6,200 crore quarter-on-quarter. And Tata Steel is expected to report a poor set of numbers with margin contracting 400 basis points due to weak global pricing and sharply lower domestic realisations may be the big drag. Infosys rallied 2 percent and TCS gained 1 percent as sources told CNBC-TV18 that TCS and Infosys emerged as frontrunners for GST IT contract.


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