Indices: Stock market update: Nifty Auto index advances 0.51%
The Nifty Auto index closed 0.51 per cent up at 23555.75.
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NEW DELHI: The Nifty Auto index closed on a positive note on Thursday.Shares of Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd.(up 2.28 per cent), Tube Investments of India Ltd.(up 1.29 per cent), Eicher Motors Ltd.(up 0.99 per cent), Tata Motors Ltd.(up 0.91 per cent) and Ashok Leyland Ltd.(up 0.89 per cent) ended the day as top gainers in the pack.On the other hand, MRF Ltd.(down 1.32 per cent), Bosch Ltd.(down 1.19 per cent) and Hero MotoCorp Ltd.(down 0.13 per cent) finished as the top losers of the day.The Nifty Auto index closed 0.51 per cent up at 23555.75.Benchmark NSE Nifty50 index ended up 81.15 points at 24833.6, while the BSE Sensex stood up 320.7 points at 81633.02.Among the 50 stocks in the Nifty index, 37 ended in the green, while 13 closed in the red.Shares of Vodafone Idea, MMTC, IFCI, Reliance Power and Suzlon Energy were among the most traded shares on the NSE.Shares of IFB Agro, Quality Power Electr, Pil Italica Lifestyle, Shree Global and Welspun Corp hit their fresh 52-week highs in today's trade, while Lasa Supergenerics, Bharat Rasayan, Navkar Builders, California Soft(PP)and Borana Weaves hit their fresh 52-week lows.
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