After
a daylong choppy session that saw the equity benchmarks swing between red and
green, the domestic market closed in the black on Tuesday, snapping its longest
losing streak in over five months.
Disappointing
earnings of benchmark heavyweights like L&T and uncertainty over the
outcome of Bihar election continued to weigh heavy on investors' mind even
though gains seen in other Asian markets provided some comfort.
Headlines
of the day:
TVS
Motors surges 6% as October sales jump 14% YoY
IOC posts Q2 loss Rs 329 cr, April-Sep GRM at
$5.76/bbl
RBI fixes gold bonds issue price at Rs 2,684 per
gram
RESULT’S
ON 4 NOV 2015: RELINFRA, ASHOKLEY,
BATAINDIA, CANARA BANK, ENGINERSIND, JKLAXMI CEMENT, MARICO
The
crucial resistance for Nifty is now seen at 8146 and above this 8205. Support
for the immediate term is now placed at 8020 and next support will be 7950.
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