As the monthly expiry is on cards on Thursday, it may possible to retrace to the extent of 11,470-11,380. Overall, we are likely to see some more cool-off in the index and the opening gap of September 23 to act as strong support. Stocks in news: Bodal Chemicals, RPP Infra Projects, Morepen Laboratories and GOCL Corporation.

SGX Nifty has wobbled in early action, indicating that Dalal Street could be under pressure in early action on Wednesday following negative sentiments from the global peers. 

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) announced that the state-owned company has successfully commissioned five pumping units of the 7x139 MW Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (LIS) Package 8, in Telangana.

Market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has imposed a total penalty of over Rs. 22 crore on Aurobindo Pharma, its promoter PV Ramprasad Reddy, his wife P Suneela Rani and also other related entities for violating insider trading norms.

Trent Limited on Tuesday informed that the company has agreed to acquire 51 per cent of the share capital of Booker India Private Limited (BIPL) for a consideration of Rs. 22 crore approximately.

Dish TV India is planning to launch android set top boxes. As a result, the shares rallied around 10 per cent intraday on Tuesday.

RPP Infra Projects, on Tuesday, informed the bourses that the company along with its JV partner, has secured a new order worth Rs. 414 crore.

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The stocks to watch out on September 25 include Pennar Industries, Adani Enterprises, RPP Infra, InfoBeam Technologies and Centum Electronics.

Consumer face segment would benefit the most, given higher effective tax rates of over 30 per cent, while export-linked sectors such as IT and pharma will benefit the least, accounting for only 5-6 per cent of potential savings. That’s because they already enjoy low effective tax rates.