At 12.30 pm on Thursday, the core equity indices i.e., Sensex and Nifty 50 were seen extending losses and were trading at a discount of more than 2 per cent. The Sensex was at 56,554.22 down by 1303.93 points or 2.25 per cent, while Nifty was at 16,934.90 down by 343.05 points or 1.99 per cent from the last trading session. 

List of the futures contracts that are generating the highest as well as the lowest returns for the day.

The Indian market ended the day in the green territory after witnessing the worst fall in yesterday's trading session. The BSE Sensex gained by 0.64 per cent to close at 57,858.15. Similarly, the BSE MidCap also jumped by 246 points to a level of 24,245 points i.e. up by 1.03 per cent. The BSE SmallCap index also rose by 231 points and landed at 28,869 levels up by 0.81 per cent.

It has been a sign of relief for the bulls as Nifty recovered about 450 points from its day’s low to end at 17,277, up by 0.75 per cent.

List of the futures contracts that are generating the highest as well as the lowest returns for the day.

Nifty falls for the fifth straight day as the benchmark index plunges about 2.66 per cent to end at 17,149.

List of the futures contracts that are generating the highest as well as the lowest returns for the day.

In a first, JSW Infrastructure Limited (JSWIL), listed their 7 year USD 400 million foreign currency sustainability linked bonds exclusively on Global Securities Market (GSM) of India International Exchange at GIFT IFSC today. JSW Infrastructure’s 7 year maturity bonds have been assigned Ba2 rating by Moody’s investor services and BB+ by Fitch and are priced competitively at 4.95 per cent.

The ongoing selling by FIIs and weak Indian rupee led the domestic market to continue surrendering its gains, with all major sectors trading under pressure. 

Despite the selling pressure witnessed in markets, we have come out with a list of stocks that are capable of relatively outperforming in the near term. These stocks are selected based on the T20 Breakout system.