@sharefreak.in Late hour selloff caps gains on #DalalStreet_* Monday turned out to be a disappointing day of trade for Indian equity benchmarks, as frontline gauges failed to hold initial jubilation and ended with marginal gains as traders booked most of their early gains ahead of the outcome of a historic meeting between the *#USPresident #DonaldTrump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un* *Agri* input companies remained buzzing owing to forecasts that the *monsoon* this year will be *normal*. *Stocks related to in public sector* undertaking (#PSU) banks edged higher with Finance Minister Piyush Goyal’s statement that a committee will come out with its recommendations on setting up an asset reconstruction or an asset management company for faster resolution of bad loans. *#Autostocks* remained in top gear on report that domestic passenger vehicle sales rose 19.65% to 3,01,238 units in May from 2,51,764 units in the corresponding month of 2017. *Domestic car sales* were up 19.64% to 1,99,479 units as against 1,66,732 units in May 2017. However, *steel stocks* erased gains to end in red, despite Steel Secretary Aruna Sharma said that the rollout of new steel policy saved forex of Rs 5,000 crore since last year while around 24 million tonnes of crude steel capacity was added during past four years. Finally, the *#BSE #Sensex gained 39.80 points or 0.11% to 35,483.47*, while the *#CNX Nifty was up by 19.30 points or 0.18% to 10,786.95*. (at Sharefreak.in - The Technoholic Review &Reports)