Mumbai: After the decision of the US Commerce Secretary to withdraw tariffs on Canada and Mexico, there was a relief in Indian stock markets today after several days in European and Asian markets. Along with this, there is also increasing pressure to withdraw the aggressive tariff policy of US President Donald Trump’s world to push the world into trade war. Now, due to many stock attractive assessment, funds, experts and players became re -active buyers, which accelerated. Despite Trump’s threat to impose 100 percent tariff on India, today there was a boom, traders covered a huge amount of short position, amid concerns that the idea could be abandoned after talks in the coming days, and some classes believe that America’s aggressive policy to impose tariffs on China will benefit India. Funds saw a stormy boom in capital goods-electricity, automobiles, metal-mining, oil-gas, healthcare, IT-software services, technology shares as well as consumer durables shares. The Sensex rose 740.30 points to 73,730.23 and the Nifty 50 spot index increased by 254.65 points to close at 22,337.30.
Ukraine ready to deal with America: Germany’s infrastructure, heavy allocation in defense sector: DAX 730 points up
Donald Trump’s statement that Ukraine is now ready to compromise a mineral agreement with the US and his statement of positive talks with Russia had a positive impact on the global markets. The DAX index of Germany increased by 730 points as there were reports that Germany has allocated huge funds for defense and infrastructure. In other European markets, France’s CEX 40 index rose 172 points in the evening and the London Stock Exchange’s FTSE 100 index increased 29 points. Japan’s Nikkei rose 87 points in Asian markets, while Hong Kong’s Hangseng increased by 652 points. In the US stock markets, the evening promise saw a 128 -point gain in Dau Jones and 118 points in Nasdaq.
Power India Rs 1001, gold climbed Rs 35: Capital Goods Index increased 1116 points
Today, there was strong purchasing in the stocks of capital goods, and indicated that funds and experts have started recovering from recession. The BSE Capital Goods Index rose 1116.55 points to close at 46614.88. Power India received Rs. 2.99 Rs. 2.99 for the airport. 715.40, Siemens Rs. 5086.70, ABB India rose by Rs 133.80 to Rs 5324.30, LMW increased to Rs 439.05 to Rs 15,023.
Metal stocks boom due to China’s incentive measures: Nalco, Vedanta, NMDC, Tata Steel boom
Today the funds bought metal-mining stocks, as China retaliated by announcing incentive measures for the metal-mining industry and announced a plan to promote the industry by increasing investment, including local infrastructure, which was made in response to a strong decision by the United States to put a tariff on steel and aluminum. NALCO increased by Rs 10.35 to Rs 189.40, Vedanta increased by Rs 22.40 to Rs 429.15, NMDC increased by Rs 3.10 to Rs 65.43, Tata Steel rose by Rs 6.85 to Rs 146.15, sales increased Rs 4.70 to Rs 113.50, Jindal Stainless Rs 892.75 to Rs 892.255. Increased Rs 1002.80, APL Apollo rose by Rs 40.20 to Rs 1466, Hindalco increased by Rs 15.45 to Rs 657.05.
IT shares again boom due to increase in service PMI: signal tech, coforge, genesis, netweb boom
IT-software services, technology shares saw a widespread rise today, as HSBC service PMI increased to 59 in February, after which big purchases were made again after the decline. Signliness technology increased by Rs 116.25 to Rs 1429.45, Koforge increased by Rs 606.90 to Rs 7811, genesis increased by Rs 53.15 to Rs 724.65, Netwabs increased by Rs 95.10 to Rs 1533.95, BLSE 9.10 to Rs 156.60, Rs 42.60 to Rs. 811.755. Rupees, 63 Moons Technology increased by Rs 34.70 to Rs 729.50, Scient increased by Rs 60.10 to Rs 1272, Datamatics increased by Rs 27.45 to Rs 605.50, Tata Technology increased by Rs 27.70 to Rs 674.20, Tech Mahindra increased Rs 55.40 to Rs 1542.10.10.15. However, the Oracle Finserv rose by Rs 288.60 to Rs 7925.85. The BSE IT index rose 754.26 points to close at 37,382.97.
Auto stocks rose again: Mahindra rose Rs 112, Eicher Rs 176, Tata Motors rose by Rs 22
In the last few days, after heavy selling in shares of automobile companies, investment in auto stocks has also increased amid increasing protests over Trump’s tariff policy in the US and the possibility of withdrawing it. The BSE Auto Index rose 1116.55 points to close at 46614.88. Madrasan Sumi increased by Rs 5.65 to Rs 123.95, Mahindra & Mahindra increased by Rs 111.65 to Rs 2725.70, Eicher Motors increased by Rs 175.80 to Rs 4990.20, Tata Motors increased by Rs 21.80 to Rs 640.95, India Forge increased by Rs 34.30 to Rs 1057.307. 1,05,834.05, Hero MotoCorp rose by Rs 72.25 to Rs 3588.20, Bajaj Auto rose by Rs 100.15 to Rs 7437, TVS motor increased by Rs 33.30 to Rs 2326.55.
Funds are giving importance to shopping in Healthcare Stocks: Tarsons, Amy Organics, Advanced Enzymes, Walkhart boom
Despite the negative effects of the US tariff on the healthcare-pharmacical sector, the funds were shopping today on hope of withdrawing it. Tarsmen increased by Rs 17.70 to Rs 310.50, Ami Organic increased by Rs 128.50 to Rs 2419.95, FDC increased by Rs 21.10 to Rs 403, shelby increased by Rs 9.95 to Rs 197.20, advanced enzyme increased by Rs 149.60 to Rs 279.60, Rs 61.20 to Rs 1286.15 to Rs 1286.95 Rs 48.20, Ajanta Pharma rose by Rs 108.30 to Rs 2551.50, Glenmark increased by Rs 1389 to Rs 1389, Ester DM rose by Rs 19.15 to Rs 414.65.
Campton rose by Rs 17 to Rs 345: Whirlpool, Havells, Dixon Technology, Kalyan Jewelers boom
Today the funds also made positive purchases in shares of consumer durable goods companies. Crumpton increased by Rs 17.30 to Rs 345, Whirlpool of India increased by Rs 23.95 to Rs 961.45, Havels India increased by Rs 35.60 to Rs 1442.95, Dixon Technology increased by Rs 316.50 to Rs 14,509.10, welfare jewelers increased by Rs 8.60 to Rs 467.50, Aditya Burla fashion Rs 467.50. Titan rose by Rs 35.25 to Rs 3086.50.
Small and medium -sized shares again saw widespread rise: market scope strengthened again: 3247 shares rise
There was a wide positive attitude in the market, as the funds and investors in small and medium -sized shares today showed a widespread basis, leading to a rise in prices of many shares. Out of a total of 4101 shares done on BSE, the number of deficit shares decreased from 1804 to 768 and the number of benefits increased from 2152 to 3247.
FPI/FII sold shares worth Rs 2895 crore: DII made net purchases of Rs 3371 crore
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI), FII on today and Wednesday made a net sale of shares worth Rs 2895.04 crore in cash. The total sales were Rs 14,940.90 crore while the total purchase was Rs 12,045.86 crore. While Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) were today a net buyer of Rs 3370.60 crore. The total sales were Rs 11,697.88 crore against the purchase of Rs 15,068.48 crore.
Property of investors in shares – market capitalization. 7.97 lakh crore has increased to Rs 393.04 lakh crore
Between sharp buying in many stocks of small, midcap and A group, the joint market capitalization of companies listed in BSE, ie, the joint market capitalization of companies listed in BSE increased by Rs 7.97 lakh crore to Rs 393.04 lakh crore in a single day.
