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The NIFTY ended on a negative tone, drifting down -1.12% for the week.
Biggest losers were BHEL (-7.45%), TATAPOWER (-4.64%) and NTPC (-4.41%).
And the biggest winners were BAJAJ-AUTO (+7.29%), BANKBARODA (+5.42%) 
and JINDALSTEL (+5.22%).
Decliners eclipsed advancers 30 vs 20
Gold: -0.01%, Banks: +0.24%. Infrastructure: +4.41%,
Net FII flows for the week: $1,070.86 mm (Equity) and $306.36 mm (Debt)
The NIFTY ended on a bullish note, shooting up +4.31% for the week.
Biggest losers were POWERGRID (-1.54%), MARUTI (-1.30%) and M&M (-0.74%).
And the biggest winners were BHARTIARTL (+10.33%), IDFC (+9.79%) and SESAGOA (+9.73%).
Advancers lead decliners 47 vs 3
Gold: -1.43%, Banks: +3.61%. Infrastructure: +2.03%
Net FII flows for the week were: $337.65 mm (Equity) and -$13.43 mm (Debt)
Have a nice weekend!
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