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After a day off, the stock market opened cautiously on Tuesday.

After a day off, the stock market ended on a positive note after a cautious start on Tuesday. Following this, the Mumbai stock market index Sensex rose 204 points to stabilize.

After a day off, the stock market opened cautiously on Tuesday.
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Global market cues were weak. The domestic market started cautiously due to this impact. But as time went on, support for buying leading stocks came. Auto, power companies, metal, public sector banks and realty stocks were particularly well supported during the afternoon trade. However, shares of Pharma, HealthCo and FMCG faced selling. Also, foreign institutional investors' focus on repurchasing stocks helped the market rally, stock brokerages said.

Market value volatility: Meanwhile, the market capitalization value fluctuated by Rs 2.34 lakh crore to close at Rs 331.05 lakh crore. Last Friday, foreign institutional investors invested Rs. 2,625.21 crores worth of shares were bought.

Sensex advance: The Sensex, which opened the morning up 93.68 points at 66,063.72, settled down at 65,906.65. The Sensex, which later touched a high of 66,256.20, ended up 204.16 points (0.31 percent) at 66,174.20. 1982 shares gained out of a total volume of 3,972 shares traded on the BSE. 1,811 stocks fell. 179 stocks remained unchanged. On the Sensex list, 23 stocks were gainers and 5 stocks were losers.

Nifty up 95 points: The Nifty, comprising 50 top-tier stocks of the National Stock Exchange, rose 49.95 points in the morning to open at 19,844.65 and settle at 19,800.00. Later, the Nifty, which touched a high of 19,916.85, ended up 95 points (0.48 per cent) to close at 19,889.70. A total of 1,068 stocks were gainers and 1,086 stocks were losers in the national stock market. In the Nifty list, 39 stocks were gainers and 11 stocks were losers.

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