Mumbai: Along with the US President Donald Trump, the global trade war hovering, there was a threat to geopolitical war. Trump once again lashed out at China over tariffs and investment and threatened to put tariffs on Canada and Mexico, especially in the Asian markets. At the same time, on the end of Sensex in Indian stock markets today, funds kept the market strong at the end of instability with the help of select shares including Mahindra & Mahindra, Financial Shares Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv and Bharti Airtel.
The sell-out of foreign funds, avoiding big purchases in shares by funds, metal-mining stocks lagged behind China and weakness in capital goods, IT, oil-gas stocks today, today weakened again against the US dollar 40 than the US dollar today, 40 The money broke and the Nifty remained in a negative scope. The Sensex rose 147.71 points to close at 74,602.12 amid fluctuations. While the Nifty fell 5.80 points to close at 22,547.55. The stock markets will be closed on the occasion of Mahashivaratri on Wednesday, 26 February.
Indian auto companies ready for Tesla’s arrival: Mahindra, Ashok Leyland, Maruti Suzuki sales increased
Today, there was a select purchase in the shares of automobile companies. Amid preparations for the government to reduce import duty on electric vehicles, there are reports that Tata Motors, including Tata Motors, are preparing to launch their electric vehicles in the market to compete with Tesla. The BSE Auto Index rose 209.17 points to close at 48,448.47. Mahindra & Mahindra increased by Rs 70.70 to Rs 2,780.15, Ashok Leyland increased by Rs 4.35 to Rs 227.15, Maruti Suzuki increased by Rs 108.25 to Rs 12,455, Unga Minda increased by Rs 7 to Rs 858, Sundaram fasteners increased by Rs 6.65 to Rs 967.95, Rs 31.75 to Rs 27,0950 Went.
Finance stocks boom: Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, Tata Investment, Mufin, JSW Holdings
Today, big purchases were made by funds in financial services shares. Mufin received Rs. Rupee. I am Rs. The remaining 4043 rupees left. With this, ICICI Bank rose by Rs 7.30 to Rs 1225.50, HDFC Bank increased by Rs 7.85 to Rs 1683.60.
Funds, high net worth investors continue to sell small, medium-cap stocks: 2253 stocks closed negatively
Small and medium -sized shares led to a negative attitude in the market due to frequent selling, as investors with funds and high net worth continued to invest in weak shares while restructuring their portfolio. Out of a total of 4062 shares traded on BSE, the number of shares declining was 2253 and the number of benefits was 1678.
Trump’s resentment over China declines in metal shares: Nalco, Hindalco, Vedanta, Jindal Stainless declines
Donald Trump increased the selling of funds in metal-mining shares increased due to Donald Trump’s imported steel and threatening to tariff and target American investment. NALCO declined by Rs 8.70 to Rs 180.70, Hindalco declined by Rs 21.20 to Rs 620.35, Vedanta declined by Rs 13.60 to Rs 409.20, Jindal Stainless declined by Rs 15.25 to Rs 600, Hindustan Zinc reduced by Rs 8.555 to Rs 407.20 to Rs 407.20 to Rs 106.10, Coal India Rs 106.10, Coal India 3.6510 Rupee, Jindal Steel declined by Rs 7.95 to Rs 853.95.
America-China stress in IT sector sells shares: Sanskain, LTTS, Tata Alexi declines
The IT shares continued to fall today amid signs of further ban on outsourcing in IT sector including Donald Trump on Chinese IT and technology companies, and tariffs.
Ramko Systems fell by Rs 11.85 to Rs 302, Sanskain fell by Rs 63.40 to Rs 1645, Sonata software fell by Rs 11.80 to Rs 394.15, LTTS falls at Rs 156 to Rs 4731.30, Tata Alexi Rs 159.80 to Rs 5694.75, LTI Mindtree falls to Rs 102.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502.502. But, Oracle Finserv fell by Rs 140.70 to Rs 8199.65, Happiest Mind fell by Rs 15.10 to Rs 707.10.
Pure sales of cash of Rs 3529 crore by FPI/FII: Rs 3031 crore net purchase by DII
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI), FII on today-Tuesday made a net sale of shares worth Rs 3529.10 crore in cash. The total sales were Rs 16,029.47 crore as against the purchase of a total of Rs 12,500.37 crore. While the domestic institutional investor (DII) was today a pure buyer of Rs 3030.78 crore. A total of Rs 8247.31 crore was sold as against the purchase of Rs 11,278.09 crore.
