Mumbai: As a result of the heinous murder of Indian tourists by terrorists in Pahalgam-Kashmir, India is preparing to give a befitting reply to Pakistan-inspired terrorism at any time, some important economic sanctions have been taken and in return Pakistan has come into tension, as the war tension between the two countries has increased. Today, investors and traders have decided not to stay overnight at the end of the week and the Indian stock markets were seen trading fast. Today there was an uproar when funds and prominent players reduced their overbott status in view of India’s full possibility of preparation for a large military campaign, which could weaken the spirit. On the global front, there was uncertainty in the global markets due to the ongoing yes and no uncertain game between the US and China on the issue of support of many countries towards India and tariffs. Whereas funds were sold in India due to geopolitical tension.

Intra-Day Sensex fell 1196 points to 78605, Nifty Spot fell 399 points to 23847

At one time the Sensex fell 1195.62 points to a low of 78605.81 points, as the funds had made heavy purchases in shares of capital goods, healthcare-pharma, automobile, consumer durable items, metal-mining and oil-gas areas. Finally it fell 588.90 points to close at 79,212.53, in which traders covered the lower level. While the Nifty 50 Spot Index fell 398.85 points to reach a low of 23,847.85, and finally fell 207.35 points to close at 24,039.35 points. Funds, high net worth investors and retail investors today opted for profits in small and medium-cap stocks as precaution.

Pharma stocks fall: Healthcare index declines by 1045 points: Bluejet, Sigachi, Vimta Labs declines

The BSE Healthcare Index fell 2.43 percent or 1,044.99 points to close at 41,884.76 today due to heavy selling in pharmaceuticals-healthcare stocks. Bluejet falls at Rs 720.10 to Rs 720.10, Sigachi fell by Rs 2.61 to Rs 42.82, Vipta Lab fell by Rs 65.40 to Rs 1086.70, Newland Lab fell by Rs 735.30 to Rs 12,349, Shilpa Medi fell by Rs 39.90 to Rs 682.55, Suvan Pharma 66.30.30.30.30.30. 1138.65 at Rs 1138.65, Morpane Lab fell by Rs 3.38 to Rs 58.82, Marksons fell by Rs 12.20 to Rs 216.10, Themis Medi fell by Rs 7.25 to Rs 132.50, highkal fell by Rs 21.15 to Rs 395.40, cave bio -Rs 19.350 to Rs 364.80 to Rs 364.80. 1132.25, granules declined by Rs 23.75 to Rs 452, Walkhart declined Rs 70.70 to Rs 1396.35, Mermure declined Rs 50.10 to Rs 1025.55, Kopran declined Rs 9.10 to Rs 190, Jubilant Pharma 42.40 to Rs 910.70.

Capital Goods Index declines by 1294 points: Einox wind, thermax, kalpataru, decline in Titagrah

The funds also put pressure on the shares of capital goods and power companies today, the BSE Capital Goods Index fell 1293.66 points or 2.06 percent to 61508.96. The Einox wind fell by Rs 100. 8.25 to Rs. Thermax fell by Rs 172.25. 164.55 Rs. 3464.65, a decline in Kalpataru power rupee. 44.80 Rs. At Rs 944.10, Cairns… Rs 256.10. At Rs 5577.85, NBCC fell to Rs. 4.35 to Rs. 95.48, Titagrah fell. 33.35 to Rs. 778.75 rupees, BHEL fell 778.75 rupees. 8.55 to Rs. 221.85, GMR Airport declined. 3.59 Rs. 85.37, ABB India fell. 182.40 Rs. 5499.90, Chefler fell. 119.05 to Rs. 3185.

Sell ​​pressure increased in auto shares: Exide, TI India, Bajaj Auto, Apollo Tires declines

The funds also increased selling in automobile shares today. The BSE Auto Index fell 861.33 points to 49,250.85. Exide industries fell by Rs 1,000. 11.90 to Rs. 370.50, TI India fell. 80.95 to Rs. 2574.10, Ashok Leyland falls in rupee. 5.55 to Rs. 225 rupees, a decline in Apollo tires. 10.25 Rs. 460.30 rupees, Bajaj Auto fell 460.30 rupees. 164.90 Rs. 8035.40, Tata Motors fell. 13.35 to Rs. Maruti Suzuki fell by Rs 654.85 to Rs 214.90. 11,685.90, the bosch fell. 496.20 Rs. 27,915 rupees, India forged fell. 18.65 to Rs. 1087.90.

Consumer index declines by 1080: Blue Star falls by 10 rupees. 110 to Rs. 1739: Voltas falls by 10 rupees. 47 to Rs. 1229

The BSE consumer durable goods index fell 1,080.08 points to close at 56,995.62 due to heavy selling of funds in shares of consumer durable goods companies. Blue Star fell by Rs 100. 110.50 Rs. Voltas fell to Rs 1739.05. 46.75 Rs. 1229.50, Kalyan Jewelers falls. 18.75 to Rs. 510.20, Aditya Birla Fashion Decline. 9.20 to Rs. 263.75, whirlpool fell. 28.40 Rs. 1160.05, the crompton fell. 8.15 to Rs. 334.85, Dixon fell. 374.60 Rs. 16,216.05.

Fund selling in banking shares: Axis Bank, Motilal Oswal, Spandal Empowerment, SBI Card fall

The funds also reduced the growing trade in banking shares. The BSE Bankcax index fell 758.78 points to close at 62,247.98. Yes Bank fell 65 paise to 11.50 rupees. 17.78 rupees, Axis Bank falls. 42 to Rs. 1165.30, Canara Bank falls in rupee. 2.92 Rs. 96.47, Federal Bank falls in rupee. 5.50 to Rs. 196.35, Bank of Baroda falls. 4.75 to Rs. 247.35, State Bank of India declined. 14.45 to Rs. 798.75. With this, Motilal Oswal fell by Rs 1,000. 61.45 Rs. 694.25, falls in pulsing energy. 23.85 Rs. 293, Angel Forest fell from Rs. 168 to Rs. 2330.45, SBI card fell. 60.85 Rs. 866.05, Dhani fell. 4.01 to Rs. 60.10 rupees, Sriram Finance declines. 41.35 to Rs. 655.65, Prudent Advisors fell Rs. 146.10 Rs. 2333.90.

At the end of the week, funds and investors sold heavy in small and medium sized shares: 3246 shares closed at negative levels

Amidst the stress of the war, today the decline in the market was extremely weak due to Sensex and Nifty-based decline as well as selling in many small, medium and cash stocks. Out of a total of 4084 shares traded on BSE, the number of shares declining was 3246 and the number of benefits was only 719.

Investors’ assets in shares decreased – Rs 100 crore declined by Rs 8.05 lakh crore in market capitalization. 421.58 lakh crores

Today, the total assets of investors, ie the total market capitalization of companies listed in BSE, also due to the large -scale sales of shares by funds, operators and retail investors. Fall by 1,000 crores. 8.05 lakh crores 421.58 lakh crores

FPI/FII by Rs. Pure purchase of shares worth 1.50 lakhs. 2952 crore cash: Rs. Pure purchase of. 3540 crores

Foreign portfolio investors (FPI), FII on Friday bought shares worth Rs 2952.33 crore in cash. Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs. 12,571.70 crore as against Rs. 15,524.03 crore rupees. While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were pure buyers of Rs. Today, 3539.85 crores. Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs 12,630.87 crore as against Rs. 16,170.72 crores

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