Mumbai: Donald Trump pushed the world into a serious trade war and now this war is actually starting, with signs of chaos in global markets today, Canada and China have targeted the import of American goods, Mexico is also preparing to put tariffs, and European countries have indicated that they are taking up steps. European markets saw a huge decline in Asian and European markets today after a stormy boom in European markets yesterday, as the US stock market collapsed due to increasing inflation and economic losses due to counter -tariffs in the US late evening. Although many stocks in Indian stock markets gained lead and started gaining attractive evaluation, the players and investors remained cautious towards new purchases due to global upheaval. The market remained under negative scope due to a decline in automobile and IT stocks. The Nifty 50 Spot Index, the intra-day 22000 level reached a low of 21964.60, then rose to 22105.05 and finally closed at 22082.65, 36.65 points below 36.65 points. While the Sensex reached a low of 72633.54 and climbed up to 73033.18, in the end 96.01 points fell at 72989.93.
Rifting war has feared selling in shares due to possibility of affecting the auto industry: Bajaj Auto, Balakrishna Gabdeya
The auto shares were again seen in auto shares today amid the possibility of the Indian tariff war being affected by other industries as well as the Indian automobile industry. Bajaj Auto fell by Rs 373.90 to Rs 7336.85, Hero MotoCorp fell by Rs 113.35 to Rs 3515.95, Balakrishna Industries fell by Rs 63.40 to Rs 2517, MRF Rs 2468.35 fell to Rs 1,02,626.85, Apollo Tires Rs 7.855 to Rs 379.60 to Rs 379.60 to Rs 379.60 99.45 fell to Rs 4805.65, bosted Rs 429.25 to Rs 26,266.30, TVS motor fell by Rs 31.55 to Rs 2293.25, Maruti Suzuki fell by Rs 127.15 to Rs 11,641.25.
Funds sold IT shares: Mapmaindia dropped Rs 56, Tata Techno fell 19 rupees, Oracle fell by Rs 207
The funds were also selling in IT-software services and technology shares due to the continuous negative impact of the US trade war. Mapmaindia falls at Rs 55.70 to Rs 1629.60, LTI Mindatry fell by Rs 143.35 to Rs 4686.40, Tata Technology fell by Rs 19.30 to Rs 646.50, percentage falls on Rs 5141.95 to Rs 5141.95, Rs 207.70 to Rs 760 to Rs 760. The fall of Rs 8.80 to Rs 345.55, HCL technology fell by Rs 37.70 to Rs 1535.20, signati fell by Rs 31.55 to Rs 1313.45.
Attraction in healthcare shares: Concorded Bio reached Rs 222: Sun Pharma Advanced, Suven, Newland boom
Despite the possibility of US healthcare and tariff on pharmaceuticals, today the choice of healthcare and pharma shares increased again, with China, Canada, Mexico currently targeted and not mentioned India. Concord Bio RS increased from 222.60 to Rs 1744.35. Ta Lab increased from Rs 874 to Rs. Rupee. It stood at Rs 2636.25.
Fresh selling in finance shares: Bajaj Finserv, Paytm, Master Trust, PFS, Finopby damage
Today funds were selling financial services shares. Bajaj Finserv 49.60 fell to Rs 1788.60, Fino Payments Bank fell by Rs 15.50 to Rs 201.30, automatic investment fell by Rs 78.55 to Rs 1496, PFSS fell by Rs 1.57 to Rs 30.10 to Rs 30.90 to Rs 114.15 to Rs 114.15, Paytm Rs 28.50 to Rs 69.70 to Rs 6970 IIFL fell by Rs 8.60 to Rs 283.45, the policy market fell by Rs 39.55 to Rs 1412, MCX fell 93.65 to Rs 4620.05.
Value shopping in FMCG shares: Wadilal rose by Rs 496 to Rs 4281: Awadh Sugar, Parag Milk boom
Funds today made selected price purchases in FMCG shares at discounts. Wadilal Industries increased by Rs 495.70 to Rs 4281.45, Manorama increased by Rs 97.65 to Rs 872.40, domes increased to Rs 198.50 to Rs 2560, Jyoti Lab increased by Rs 17.15 to Rs 384.40, Dodla Dairy Dairy Rs 38.30 to Rs 1059.25, Parag Maks 4.659.05, Rs 146.05, ADF. Foods rose by Rs 9.80 to Rs 241.30.
HPCL shares rose by Rs 17 to Rs 315 due to fall in crude oil prices: BPCL, IOC rise
Funds were investing at the expectation that oil marketing PSU companies would benefit as international crude oil prices have declined, NYMEX-Nuyorke crude declines by 54 cents to $ 67.83 per barrel and Brent crude has come down to 70.83 $ 70.83. HPCL increased by Rs 17.50 to Rs 315.35, BPCL increased by Rs 7.65 to Rs 250.05, IOC increased by Rs 3.40 to Rs 118, Oil India increased to Rs 9.05 to Rs 350.50, ONGC increased by Rs 1.80 to Rs 226.85.
Selection in small, medium-cap stocks attraction: market prevalence moderate positive: 2152 shares rise
Today the market stance was a bit positive, as the funds and players of small and medium-sized stocks started taking advantage of the price-bound opportunities in select shares at low prices. Of course, many stocks still saw vigilant selling and investors were careful with big purchases. Out of a total of 4086 shares done on BSE, the number of losses decreased from 2852 to 1804 and the number of benefits increased from 1235 to 2152.
FPI/FII sold shares worth Rs 3406 crore: DII bought Rs 4851 crore
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI), FII on today and Monday made a net sale of shares worth Rs 3405.42 crore in cash. The total sales were Rs 15,428.42 crore while the total purchase was Rs 12,022.60 crore. While the domestic institutional investor (DII) was today a net buyer of Rs 4851.43 crore. A total of Rs 8690.71 crore was sold as against the purchase of Rs 13,542.14 crore.
