NEW DELHI: Continuing trade war tensions have become an albatross around the investors neck.
Tuesday witnessed another volatile session and the benchmark Sensex witnessed a 279-point swing before ending marginally in the green.
At close, the Sensex stood at 35,490, up 20 points.
NSE's Nifty50 halted trade at 10,769, just 7 points higher.In today's post-market analysis, we bring you -- Varroc Engg IPO Day 1 report card;- Block deals;- Buzzing Stocks - Stocks in the oversold zoneVarroc IPO: Moving steadilyThe public offer of the auto component maker was subscribed 32 per cent till 4:15 pm.
Total bids received for 45,70,185 shares against the total issue size of 1,41,85,212 shares.Block dealsShares of Bharti Infratel ended flat at Rs 293 after 29.6 lakh shares changed hands in a block deal on NSE at Rs 291.50 apiece.
ITC ended flat with a positive bias at Rs 263.50 after 11 lakh shares changed hands in a block deal.
This apart, 13.5 lakh shares of Himachal Futuristic Communications changed hands in another block deal.
The stock shut shop at Rs 29.65, down 1.33 per cent.The Hot StockShares of Glaxosmithkline Consumer surged 6.51 per cent in the intraday trade after reports that Coca-Cola has joined the race to buy its parent firms consumer nutrition business.
The stock settled nearly 3 per cent higher at Rs 6,240.Volume gainersJP Associates, GMR Infra, Reliance Communications, Tata Motors, Idea Cellular, PNB, Vakrangee, IDBI Bank, Bank of Baroda and PC Jeweller were among the most active stocks in terms of volume.201 scrips@52-week lowsAditya Birla Capital, Amber Enterprises India, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India and CARE Ratings were some of the notable names.Spurt in open interestContainer Corporation topped the chart of open interest with 152.24 per cent change.
Nestle India (up 51.14 per cent) and Havells (up 39.20 per cent) were next in the list.Stocks in oversold zoneA total of 21 stocks slipped in the oversold terrain, showed RSI (Relative Strength Index).
The list includes Shree Renuka Sugars, Deep Industries, NALCO and KSK Energy Ventures, among others.