Five days and both the Benchmark Indices have been slipping down. Nifty and Sensex had slipped 2%. But yesterday, on 18th September 2016, both the Indices tightened their belts and soared up. Both Nifty and Sensex ended almost 2% higher, singing happy songs. Amidst Global cues, Index heavyweights staged a recovery on short covering. The S&P BSE Sensex closed 521 up points to settle at 28,051 and the Nifty50 ended the day’s trade 158 points higher at 8,678. This has been the biggest intra-day gain since May 25, 2016, for both Nifty and Sensex. In the broader market, both the BSE Midcap and Smallcap Indices hiked between 1-2%. So what made the Indices gain so much in one day?

1. Factors that drove the carriage of Indices
yesterday
Five days and both the Benchmark Indices have been slipping
down. Nifty and Sensex had slipped 2%. But yesterday, on
18th September 2016, both the Indices tightened their belts
and soared up. Both Nifty and Sensex ended almost 2%
higher, singing happy songs. Amidst Global cues, Index
heavyweights staged a recovery on short covering.
The S&P BSE Sensex closed 521 up points to settle at 28,051
and the Nifty50 ended the day’s trade 158 points higher at
8,678. This has been the biggest intra-day gain since May 25,
2016, for both Nifty and Sensex. In the broader market, both
the BSE Midcap and Smallcap Indices hiked between 1-2%.
So what made the Indices gain so much in one day?
Behind the curtains:
The rally had not been a mad rally. Several reasons fueled the run together to make the
Indices touch the new heights yesterday and turning the five-day gloom into a celebration.
The GST Council meet: Yesterday, the GST council commenced their three-day meet for
finalizing the main rate of GST. Shares of ten logistics companies surged up to 5% in
advance of the Goods and Services Tax Council meeting that begins later today.
Yesterday, the council had agreed on the compensation formula and discussed a four-tier
rate structure. The proposed slabs were 6, 12, 18 and 26% with cess on the highest tariff
for ultra luxury and demerit items. The discussion will go on for another two days.
Global Market: Global Indices, in general, did well yesterday. European and Asian stocks
inched higher with commodities-related stocks leading the rally after prices of major
industrial metals and crude oil went up on a softer dollar. Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer

2. apparently warned of the dangers of low-interest rates, suggesting they could drive to
longer and deeper recessions, making the economy more susceptible.
Crude Oil Prices: Crude Oil prices have always influenced the market. Oil prices went up
yesterday as some analysts declared that markets might not be quite as oversupplied as
hinted by many, with global inventories rising less than expected in advance of the high-
demand winter heating season in the northern hemisphere.
Rally in Financial Stocks: Financial shares along with Banks, NBFC, and housing
finance companies (HFC) came out as the top gainers rising by up to 7% on the NSE.
Nifty Financial Services index, the biggest gainer among sectoral indices ended up 2.75%.
Whilst, Nifty Bank, and Nifty PSU Bank Index gained 2.23% and 2%, respectively.
ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finance, DHFL, GIC Housing Finance, Bajaj Finserv, LIC Housing
Finance, HDFC and Repco Home Finance were up between 3%-6% on the NSE. Bank of
Baroda, Union Bank of India, Manappuram Finance, Bharat Financial Inclusion and Rural
Electrification Corporation surged 2%-7%.
ICICI Bank continued the gains to end near 5% higher. The stock had risen 7% in the
previous session after the Essar group on Saturday signed a requisite agreement with
Russia’s Rosneft, United Capital Partners and Trafigura to sell 98% in its most priced
asset, the 20 million ton per annum Vadinar refinery and Vadinar port in Gujarat.
According to Bank of America report, a current large deal is likely to help lower stress on
ICICI Bank. Positive catalysts near-to-medium term would be an enhancement in macro
growth, asset quality. Bank of America believes that the bank has provisioning cushion to
deliver +10/25% EPS growth in FY17/18E.
Besides, global rating agency Moody’s stated that the draft bill to institute a new regime
for resolution of distressed banks in India is credit positive as it will assist to enhance
overall stability of the financial system.
Midcaps: Mastek went up over 11.5% after the company's consolidated net profit more-
than-doubled to Rs 7.7 crore for Q2FY17, despite the decline in operational income.

3. Aarti Industries traded on a fresh 52-week high of Rs 740, closed 5% up after the company
said the board has permitted buyback of shares at a price of Rs 800 per share via the tender
offer route. Indian Hume Pipe hiked 20% after the company declared the board will meet
on October 26, to consider the issue of bonus shares to existing shareholders.
Quarterly earnings from bluechips Reliance Industries and Wipro would largely weight on
the market trend this week in the absence of any major domestic triggers.
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