NEW DELHI: Key benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty50 rallied in four of five sessions last week, producing a solid 1.4 per cent return each. At least 35 stocks from the broader BSE500 index, which is up for the last seven sessions, delivered double digit returns for the week, with every one of five index constituents gaining over 5 per cent for the period. A few new age stocks saw strong price actions. Airline operator SpiceJet was the best performing index stock, as it rallied 29.11 per cent for the week to Rs 49.45 a piece and now commands a market value close to Rs 3,000 crore. The stock surge amid news the airline is in talks with a Middle Eastern carrier for a 24 per cent stake sale. Kansai Nerolac soared 24.70 per cent for the week to Rs 499.65. The paints maker earlier this week reported a 36.51 per cent increase in its consolidated net profit at Rs 152.05 crore on a 46 per cent surge in revenue from operations at Rs 2,051.37 crore. The rebound in the market helped new age stocks recover, sending PB Fintech 21.82 per cent higher for the week. Zomato shares were in news,… Read full this story
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