New Delhi: The stock market opened up on Wednesday due to the strength in telecom and automobile companies. The BSE Sensex opened with a gain of 260.1 points at 40,729.80, based on shares of 30 companies. At the same time, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty gained 64.65 points to open at 12,004.75. In the initial trade, 15 companies on the BSE were trading on the green mark while 15 companies were trading on the red mark. At the same time, the shares of 24 companies were bought on the NSE and the selling of 26 companies was seen.
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Increase in these shares
Reliance shares rose the most at 3.57 percent on BSE, 3.17 percent in IndusInd Bank, 1.75 percent in Sun Pharma, 1.49 percent in L&T and 0.73 percent in TCS. At the same time, NSE also saw a gain of 3.51 percent in Reliance shares, 3.21 percent in IndusInd Bank, 2.25 percent in Sun Pharma, 1.93 percent in L&T and 1.82 percent in Dr. Reddy's stock.
The decline in these shares
Yes, Bank has seen the maximum decline of 2.18 percent in BSE, 0.81 percent in NTPC, 0.80 percent in Bajaj Auto, 0.62 percent in Infosys and 0.53 percent in Kotak Bank. Whereas, Infratel's share on NSE was the highest at 3.73 percent, Britannia 1.36 percent, ITC 0.78 per cent, Yes Bank 0.78 percent and NTPC 0.77 percent.