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Sensex closed with 127 points up and Nifty, climbed 53 points to close at 11,623

In the metal and oil and gas sectors, the Indian stock market remained closed on the last day of the week on Friday .the 30-share Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange closed at a high of 38,672, up 127 points. The National Stock Exchange's 50-share sensitive index, Nifty, climbed 53 points to close at 11,623.


Due to the uptrend, Tata Steel shares jumped more than 9%

 Due to the uptrend in the futures trade, the metal sector companies are getting heavy buying on Friday. Due to this, the metal sector was up 259 points and closed at 11,355 points. Among metal companies, Tata Steel was up 9.94 per cent and Jindal Steel shares was up 9.19 per cent. In the Sensex, mid-caps and smallcap stocks also climbed. Bank, utility sector stocks closed down In the Nifty, PSU banks and private banks closed down with the fall.

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In the Sensex, 13.99 per cent in CERA Sanitaryware, 11.17 per cent in Indostar, 9.98 per cent in Lakshmi Vilas Bank Limited, 9.94 per cent in Tata Steel and 9.19 per cent in Jindal Steel. In the Nifty, the indices of Indiabulls Housing Finance were 2.27 per cent, IOC at 1.92 per cent, VEDL at 1.85 per cent, NTPC at 1.51 per cent and Hindalco 1.48 per cent.

 Good performance in metal, oil & gas sectors, but some fall in stocks

 Sensex has lost 6.53 per cent in Sensex, 6.12 per cent in SBI Life, 4.83 per cent in RCom, 4.31 per cent in Suzlon and 4.25 per cent in Bajaj Holdings. In the Nifty 1.38% in the IndusInd Bank, 1.11% in Eicher Motors, 0.79% in Bajaj Auto, 0.71% in G Entertainment and 0.66% in Coal India.
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