NEW DELHI: After a 1,600-point rally in three sessions, the Sensex deserved a break and appeared to be in mood to take a breather. Hopes that the government was preparing a roadmap to provide additional capital to the PSU lenders, a comeback of FIIs to the domestic market and no big negative news flow from global markets offered little support to the BSE Sensex, which ended Friday’s session with just 39 points gain. The rise in the benchmark index marked the fourth day of successive gains in the index and helped it log the biggest weekly gain since 2009. While volatility continued to ease, there was no dearth of volatility in specific stocks and sectors through the day. Here is a recap of all the action in the market all through Friday. Midcaps refuse to calm down: Even as the BSE Sensex ended the day with a mere 0.16 per cent rise compared with the big gains seen in the past three days, the BSE midcap index surged 1.13 per cent. As many as seven of every 10 BSE midcap index stocks ended higher. Indian Bank (up 8.85 per cent), OBC (6.02 per cent), ABB (5.92 per cent) and Allahabad Bank (up 5.39 per cent) ended higher for the day. M&M Financial and JSW Energy added 5 per cent each. Live chart Call drop hits Bharti, Idea: Shares of Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular declined after the Supreme Court (SC) declined any interim stay on a Delhi High Court order, upholding the Trai’s decision to make it mandatory for the telecom firms to compensate subscribers for call drop. The apex court has fixed March 10 as the next date of hearing, and asked the Centre and Trai to respond to the appeal by the telcos. Idea Cellular ended 2.36 per cent down at Rs 105.70 while Bharti Airtel fell 1 per cent to Rs 330.10. Good healing for Quick Heal: Shares of Quick Heal Technologies surged nearly 8 per cent in Friday’s trade after the company informed BSE about capitalising in its wholly-owned subsidiary i.e. Quick Heal Technologies America. The stock rose 7.61 per cent in trade to hit a high of Rs 254.60 on BSE. However, it pared gains to end the session at Rs 239.50, up 1.27 per cent. Minda Industries rises on global acquisition: Shares of Minda Industries rallied over 16 per cent on Friday, after the auto component manufacturer said it had acquired the global lighting business of Spain-based Rinder Group for Euro 20 million. The scrip ended the session 16.34 per cent higher at Rs 981. Live chart HMT up on revival plan: Shares of HMT surged nearly 19 per cent during the day amid reports that the government was looking to revive two of its loss-making subsidiaries, Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC) and HMT Machine Tools, due to their ‘strategic’ importance. The stock ended 13.84 per cent higher at Rs 47.70.