Mumbai: While US President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policy, other countries including Europe and China are taking retaliation, as if India has accepted surrender, on April 2, the tariff has been cut in advance before the reciprocal tariff is implemented on 2 April. Now the stock markets saw a cautious decline in the stock markets today amidst the ban on import of agricultural commodities after cutting the tariff in advance and the decision to relax tariffs. The funds stayed away from new purchases and commitments due to the last day of FY 2024-25 in the stock markets and focusing on Trump’s policies. However, after a huge purchase of Rs 11,111 crore in the cash section yesterday on the last day, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) again saw pure selling in shares today. However, local funds and experts today made large purchases at a low price. The possibility of the first quarter being challenging was withdrawn in automobiles, IT-software services and technology companies. At the end of the fluctuations, the Nifty 50 spot index fell 72.60 points to 23,519.35 and the Sensex fell 191.51 points to close at 77,414.92.
Auto index 517 dropped: Maruti dropped Rs 51.50 lakh. 245, Uino Minda Rs. 37, Mahindra Rs. 67, TVS Rs. 35 decline
Funds continuously sold in automobile shares after the US imposed 25% tariffs on imports of all automobile vehicles except vehicles manufactured in the US. The BSE Auto Index fell 516.82 points to close at 47,704.03. Uno Minda fell by Rs 100. 37.30 Rs. 878.25, Mahindra & Mahindra falls in rupee. 66.95 to Rs. 2666.35, Ashok Leyland falls in rupee. 4.45 to Rs. Maruti Suzuki fell by Rs 204.20. 245.70 Rs. 11,475.95, TVS motor fell. 34.70 Rs. 2419.30, Bajaj Auto fell. 101.25 Rs. 7874.40, Hero MotoCorp fell. 41.05 to Rs. 3722.10, MRF fell. 1009.15 to Rs. 1,12,382.90.
Selling in funds due to weak income estimates of IT companies: RAMCO, Tata Alexi, Wipro declines
Funds were selling shares due to changing equations with global competition in IT-software services and technology sectors, hoping that the overall performance of companies in the first quarter would be weaker than average. The BSE IT index fell 650.65 points to close at 36,122.71. The Ramko systems fell by Rs 1,000. 20.50 Rs. 330 rupees, McCiode fell by Rs 330. 3.75 to Rs. 60.42, INTECED design rupee declined. 32.40 Rs. 692.80, Tata Alexi fell. 202 to Rs. 5216.30, Wipro fell. 9.95 to Rs. 262.10, LTI Mindatry fell. 166.40 Rs. 4492.40, Quick Hill fell. 7.65 to Rs. Rs 286.75, steadily declined. 138.10 Rs. 5502.25, Exclusion Solutions fell Rs. 28.15 to Rs. 795.10.
Funds were sold due to tariff risk on pharma: Hester, Aarti Drugs, Themis, Concord, Cipla fell
Pharma and healthcare shares were sold today, the possibility that the US would impose mutual duty on pharma imports from India on 2 April. Hesterboys fell by 10 rupees. 85.80 to Rs. 1253.90, Gujarat themes fell. 16 to Rs. 281.50, Themis Medi fell. 7.80 to Rs. 146.05, Tarsons fell. 12.40 Rs. 301.75, Aarti drugs fell. 13.05 to Rs. 339.80, Concorded Bio Rs. 54.35 to Rs. 1665, Cipla fell rupee. 41.30 to Rs. 1441.70 rupees, Natco Pharma fell by Rs 1441.70. 24.70 Rs. 797.70 rupees, Thyrocare fell 797.70 rupees. 17.35 to Rs. Novartis fell by Rs 683.40. 22.05 to Rs. 785.05, Maxhealth rupee fell. 24.35 to Rs. 1103.80, Sanofi common stock fell from Rs. 103.65 Rs. 5727.45, while the price of common stock is Rs. 21.50 Rs. 1192.90.
IndusInd Bank declines by Rs 24, Kotak Bank boom, Federal and IOB declined due to alleged insider trading investigation
Banking-divine shares were cautious today, except for leading private bank shares. The stock fell by Rs 24.05 to Rs 649.55 amid reports of the alleged internal trade investigating by prominent officials of IndusInd Bank. Federal Bank fell by Rs 1,000. 5 to Rs. 192.75, IOB fell. 2.77 Rs. 38.97, fell five paise. 15.80 to Rs. 355.20, Pilani investment fell. 156.95 Rs. 3815.05, the share of India fell. 6.15 to Rs. 164, the policy market falls. 58.20 Rs. 1589.25 rupees, AU bank falls. 21 to Rs. 534.15 rupees, ICICI Prudential Rupees fell. 24.75 to Rs. However, the BSE Bankcax index rose 213.36 points to close at 59,542.38 due to select purchases in banking stocks. Kotak Mahindra Bank rose by Rs 1,000. 40.15 to Rs. 2171.30 rupees, ICICI Bank increased to rupee. 11.65 to Rs. 1348.40.
Investors’ assets in shares decreased – Rs 100 crore declined by Rs. 1.85 lakh crore in market capitalization. 412.87 lakh crores
On the last day of the week and financial year today, due to comprehensive selling in shares, the accumulated market capitalization of companies listed in BSE declined by Rs 1,000 crore. 1.85 lakh crores There was a turnover of Rs 412.87 lakh crore in a single day.
Selected shopping in FMCG shares: Proctor & Gamble, Godfrey, Tata Consumer, Britannia boom
Today, funds in the weak market shopped in FMCG shares. Proctor and Gambal increased by Rs 100. 673.70 Rs. 13,552.70, Godfrey Philip Rupened. 323.20 Rs. At Rs 6,787.70, Tata Consumer at Rs 6,787.70. 30.90 Rs. 1,004.10, Dodla Dairy rose. 26.85 Rs. 1,158, Britannia increased. 113.85 Rs. 4,952, Uttam Sugar rose Rs 4,952. 5.60 Rs. 260, Balrampur Chinese Rs. 11.15 to Rs. 547.30 rupees, Radico Khaitan rose by Rs 547.30. 48.50 Rs. 2,427.40, Hindustan Unilever Rs. 22.60 Rs. 2,259.35, Nestle India rose to Rs. 16.80 Rs. 2,256.95.
Small, medium-cap stocks continued continuously selling in several shares against select shopping: 2349 shares closed at negative level
With the end of March today, the market stance remained continuously negative as high net worth investors, retail investors and funds were shopping in select small and medium-cap stocks, while many shares were being sold. Out of a total of 4132 shares trading on BSE, the number of shares declining was 2349 and the number of gains 1699. The BSE Small Cap Index rose 417.95 points to 46,803.65 and the BSE Mid Cap Index rose 192.30 points to close at 41,817.03.
Rs 283 in Power Mac, Rs 5 in Jindal World, Rs 35 in Aster DM, Rs 350 in Atul, Rs 29 in Sumitomo
Today, Power Mac, among the major benefits shares of the group, rose by Rs 100. 283.35 to Rs. 2718.25 rupees, Jindal World rose by 30 rupees. 4.83 rupees. 71.42, Ester DM rose to Rs. 31.55 to Rs. 484.80, Atul rose to Rs. 349.60 Rs. 6133.55, Sumitomo Chemical Rupees. 29.45 to Rs. 558.75, carborandum universal rupee increased. 53.30 to Rs. 1018.30, and the buyer of Rs. 208.55 Rs. 4927.35.
FPI/FII made a net sale of Rs 1.50 crore shares. 4353 Crore: Pure Purchase of DII Rs. 7646 crores
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) made a huge net purchase of Rs 1,000 crore after a huge net purchase of Rs 1,000 crore. Bought shares worth Rs 11,111.25 crore on Thursday, 27 March, today on Friday, March 28, sold shares in cash, giving shares of Rs 1,111.25 crore. 4352.82 crores Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. The total procurement of Rs .15,861.29 crore is Rs. 11,508.47 crores While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) made net purchases of Rs 1,000 crore shares. Today on Friday, after net procurement of shares worth Rs 7646.49 crore. There was a turnover of Rs 2517 crore on Thursday. Total Rs. Total purchase Rs. 9273.97 crore was sold at Rs 9273.97 crore as against. 16,920.46 crores
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