BSE sensex rises 119 points in early trade

BSE Sensex today gained 119.35 points or 0.61 to 19,548.58 in morning trade.

The 30-share benchmark sensitive index BSE Sensex today gained 119.35 points or 0.61 to 19,548.58 in morning trade.

Shares of Adani Ports,Indian Bank,Reliance Infra,Wipro and Bajaj Auro were major gainers while Muthoot Finance,Reliance Communications,Sun Pharma and Yes Bank were among the losers in morning trade.

Meanwhile,Indian rupee today fell to its lowest against US dollar at 57.54 in morning trade.

National Stock Exchange CNX Nifty,too,was in green zone at 5905.35 with a gain of 24.35 points in early trade.

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Sensex had closed 90.26 points down to 19429.23 on while Nifty ended 40.40 points low at 5881 on Friday.

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Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange are 0.76 percent up and the MSCI-Asia Pacific index excluding Japan is 0.06 percent higher.

Japanese shares rebounded strongly on Monday,tracking a rally in global equities following U.S. jobs data that was solid but not strong enough to cause worry about near-term tapering of the Federal Reserve8217;s massive stimulus.

The Dow shot up more than 200 points,scoring its best day since Jan. 2,and the Samp;P 500 ended a two-week losing streak on Friday after U.S. jobs data eased investors8217; worries that the Federal Reserve may be reducing its stimulus program in the near future.