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The Sensex is on a roll, having gained over 400 points in intraday trade.
India's NSE index turned positive as shares of financial firms such as IDFC and ICICI Bank jumped after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley raised the foreign direct investment limit in the insurance sector, offsetting earlier profit-taking.
The 50-share NSE index was up 0.9 percent after earlier falling as much as 1.4 percent to its lowest in nearly 2-1/2 weeks.
The NSE sub-index for banks is up 0.6 percent after earlier falling as much as 1.7 percent.
India's largest cigarette maker by sales ITC rose despite the Finance Minister doubling excise duty on cigarettes to 22%. Footwear stocks were in demand after Finance Minister proposed to cut excise duty to 6% from 12% on footwear.

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The S&P BSE Sensex which rose nearly 100 points pared most of its morning gains and turned choppy in trade on Thursday, ahead of the much awaited event Budget 2014. The fall in the index was led by ITC, ONGCBSE -0.27 %, HDFC BankBSE -0.33 % and M&M.
The BSE Sensex was trading 0.02 per cent higher or 4.4 points at 25,449. It hit a low of 25,411.72 and a high of 25,535.79 in trade today.
Bharti Airtel gained after the company announced divestment of over 3,100 telecoms towers in Africa to Helios Towers Africa .
ITC  falls 0.7 percent while Mahindra and Mahindra is down 1.5 percent.
 Shares of Oil and Natural Gas Corp and Coal India would be on watch for disinvestment, traders say.
The market breadth indicating the overall health of the market was negative.

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India's NSE index closed at its lowest level in nearly two weeks on Wednesday, continuing to retreat from the record high hit in the previous session, as investors pared positions in blue-chips such as Tata Motors ahead of the federal budget.

Tata Motors fell 2.7 percent while Larsen & Toubro lost 1.3 percent. Among other blue-chips, Coal India fell 3.1 percent while Housing Development Finance Corp ended down 0.7 percent.

Auto stocks also fell after an industry body official said the delayed monsoon was worrisome and that car and utility vehicle sales were expected to grow moderately in FY15.

Mahindra and Mahindra fell 3 percent while Maruti Suzuki India lost 2.8 percent.

Software stocks also fell on caution ahead of Infosys quarterly results on Friday. Infosys fell 1 percent while Tata Consultancy Services ended down 2.1 percent. 

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The S&P BSE Sensex opened on a positive note led by gains in FMCG, oil & gas and technology stocks.
According to analysts, the trade is expected to remain rangebound after a sharp fall in previous session as investors await the Union Budget to be presented in the parliament tomorrow.
The 30-share index was at 25,615.41, up 33.30 points or 0.13 per cent. It touched intraday high of 25,683.97 and a low of 25,569.27 in trade today.
Cairn India Ltd shares down 1.8 percent after going ex-dividend on Wednesday. Tata Motors fell as the stock turned ex-dividend today.

Asian stocks extended losses to a one-week low on Wednesday after China's consumer inflation cooled slightly more than expected in June, pointing to lingering weakness in the economy.

The market breadth was negative on the BSE with 633 gainers against 1013 losers.

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Live Stock Tips: Rail Stocks Slip 20% Today

Indian shares slumped more than 2 percent on Tuesday, marking their biggest single-day fall in over 10 months and retreating from record highs hit earlier in the session, after the railway budget raised worries the government would slash spending.

 The railways budget has revised up the plan outlay to 654.45 billion rupees for 2014/15, up 1.8 percent compared with the interim budget's  estimate of 643.05 billion rupees.

Shares of railway related companies extended intraday losses and plunged between 5-20 per cent as the railways budget failed to enthuse investors.

Texmaco RailBSE -19.84 % Engineering plunged 20 per cent, Container CorporationBSE -6.38 % fell 7.12 per cent, BEMLBSE -5.00 % was down 5 per cent, Kernex MicrosystemsBSE -4.94 % was down 5 per cent and  -6.68 % was down 6.68 per cent.

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India's NSE index is down 0.37 percent and BSE index is down 0.31 percent. About of volatility was witnessed as key benchmark indices trimmed gains after opening on a firm note.

India's railway-related stocks fall on profit-taking ahead of railway budget presentation later in the day.Titagarh Wagons falls 4.4 percent while Texmaco Rail & Engineering is down 1.3 percent. BEML Ltd slumps 3.7 percent.

Shares in the sector have surged on hopes of reforms including opening of the sector to foreign investments under newly-elected Modi government, traders say. 

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd is down 1.3 percent and BEML Ltd slumps 3.7 percent.

Technology stocks led falls due to profit-taking after a sharp gain in the previous session. Wipro Ltd is down 1.6 percent, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd is down 0.82 percent.

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Top Stock Market Highlights from Ending Market Session

The Nifty rose on Monday to a third consecutive record high, while the Sensex surpassed 26,000 points.

Technology stocks led the gains, with the BSE IT index closing 2.63 percent higher ahead of Infosys kicking of the April-June earnings season on July 11. Infosys rose 3.07 percent, while Tata Consultancy Services Ltd gained 3.24 percent.

Healthcare stocks gained as investors tried to de-risk their portfolios by adding defensive stocks. Dr Reddy's Laboratories Ltd rose 1.94 percent, while Sun Pharmaceutical ended 1.93 percent higher.

Energy stocks gained with Tata Power Co Ltd up 3.7 percent and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd ending 0.74 percent higher on hopes that the power sector would get better treatment in the budget.

However, gains were limited as investors trimmed positions in banking, and oil and gas stocks. ICICI Bank closed 0.8 percent lower, while Oil and Natural Gas Corp ended down 1.5 percent.

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