A follow-through weakness and a close below the Monday’s session low (10,774) would signal a reversal in the market. In that case, we could see correction up to the levels of 10,690-10,650. Stocks in news: DLF, Shree Pushkar Chemicals and Fertilisers, Syngene International, MCX, Wockhardt, EPC Industries, Reliance Communications, Cyient and Tata Steel.

Indian markets are likely to make a pessimistic start tracking weak global cues. The sentiments may remain dampened as the US treasury yield on the 10-year benchmark surged to its highest level since 2011, which indicates a more hawkish Federal Reserve going ahead with rate hikes and that would not go down well with the emerging markets.

The share price of pharmaceutical major Sun Pharma plunged by over 7 per cent during the previous week on the back of declining sales of its key specialty products and speculation about price erosion.  

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Suven Lifesciences reported strong result with good numbers across the board. The core manufacturing business witnessed robust growth aiding better top-line growth.

The loss after exceptional item for Q4FY18 came in at Rs. 783.54 crore as against a net profit of Rs. 380 crore in the corresponding quarter last year.

Indian Hume Pipe slipped over 4 per cent on Tuesday after the company received cancellation of LoA from Madhya Pradesh Jal Nigam Maryadit.

PNC Infratech is involved in execution of infrastructure projects including highways, bridges, flyovers, power transmission lines, airport runways, industrial area development and other infrastructure activities.

It was a roller-coaster day for the Indian stock markets in the lieu of the Karnataka assembly election results. Expecting a win for BJP, the Indian benchmark indices witnessed a dynamic impulse, however retreated from their psychological levels of 10950 and 36000 for Nifty and Sensex respectively, to close flat.