<p>Domestic investors gorged shares fuelled by global optimism amid sustained funds inflow helping the benchmark CNX Nifty retrace the psychological 5,000-mark level at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) here today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 50-share Nifty oscillated between a high of 5,023.80 and a low of 4,991.40 before ending at 5,018.40, a rally of 62.60 points, or 1.26 per cent, over its previous close. Trading commenced on a highly positive note lifting the key-index trade above 5,000-level in the back-drop of strong global sentiment.<br /><br />Equities across the markets touched a two-month high, boosted by better than expected earnings from US and IMF's decision to generate more funds to tackle euro-zone debt crisis. The bourses maintained the rally throughout the session with strong buying coming in financials, oil&energy, metal, infra, auto and realty space.<br /><br />"The overall global environment is looking highly positive on renewed growth optimism and concerns are somewhat subsiding," traders said. "Apart from that Q3 earnings so-far declared is not giving any negative feelings till now," they added.<br /><br />Meanwhile, technology and fmcg counters witnessed profit- selling in today's trade. Reliance Infra, Tata Power, Sterlite Industries, JP Associates, NTPC, DLF, RCOM, ICICI Bank, IDFC and Hindalco were the top percentage wise gainers from the Nifty.<br /><br />However, BHEL, M&M, Bharati Airtel, Siemens, Infosys, Wipro, ITC, Hindunilever and TCS registered losses. Turnover in cash segment dropped to Rs 11,633.70 crore from Rs 12,187.24 crore yesterday. A total of 7,247.76 lakh shares changed hands in 67,81,023 trades. The market capitalisation stood at Rs 57,47,970 crore.</p>
<p>Domestic investors gorged shares fuelled by global optimism amid sustained funds inflow helping the benchmark CNX Nifty retrace the psychological 5,000-mark level at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) here today.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 50-share Nifty oscillated between a high of 5,023.80 and a low of 4,991.40 before ending at 5,018.40, a rally of 62.60 points, or 1.26 per cent, over its previous close. Trading commenced on a highly positive note lifting the key-index trade above 5,000-level in the back-drop of strong global sentiment.<br /><br />Equities across the markets touched a two-month high, boosted by better than expected earnings from US and IMF's decision to generate more funds to tackle euro-zone debt crisis. The bourses maintained the rally throughout the session with strong buying coming in financials, oil&energy, metal, infra, auto and realty space.<br /><br />"The overall global environment is looking highly positive on renewed growth optimism and concerns are somewhat subsiding," traders said. "Apart from that Q3 earnings so-far declared is not giving any negative feelings till now," they added.<br /><br />Meanwhile, technology and fmcg counters witnessed profit- selling in today's trade. Reliance Infra, Tata Power, Sterlite Industries, JP Associates, NTPC, DLF, RCOM, ICICI Bank, IDFC and Hindalco were the top percentage wise gainers from the Nifty.<br /><br />However, BHEL, M&M, Bharati Airtel, Siemens, Infosys, Wipro, ITC, Hindunilever and TCS registered losses. Turnover in cash segment dropped to Rs 11,633.70 crore from Rs 12,187.24 crore yesterday. A total of 7,247.76 lakh shares changed hands in 67,81,023 trades. The market capitalisation stood at Rs 57,47,970 crore.</p>