Mumbai: The global markets saw the expected decline today, as US President Donald Trump eventually announced a mutual tariff on each country, making the world entangled in a new trade war. Of course, due to reports of Trump’s implementation of 27 percent tariffs on India and excluding pharma and NG areas immediately from these tariffs, the Indian stock markets witnessed less negative but more positive impact due to reports of the implementation of 27 percent of tariffs on India and immediately out of these tariffs. Funds were also shorting in shares in the hope of increasing export trade opportunities to India with the US, as the US had put high tariffs on China and Vietnam, and India hoped to benefit. However, IT stocks declined in the evening as the possibility of India’s export of IT-software services increased, and the nasdac futures in the US stock markets fell to 800 points.
Sensex finally fell 322 points after falling 810 points: Nifty reached a low of 23145
The impact of Trump’s mutual tariff initially led to a normal decline in shares, especially IT-software shares TCS, Tech Mahindra, HCL Technologies, Infosys, and Tata Motors, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, Maruti Suzuki, Jomti, Jomat, There was a selling in Reliance etc. At one time the Sensex fell 809.89 points to a low of 75,807.55 points. At the same time, the decline in power-category shares with Power Grid Corporation, Sun Pharma with NTPC, UltraTech Cement, Asian Paints, Nestle India, IndusInd Bank, Titan, Axis Bank shares fell more than half and finally closed at 76295.36. The Nifty fell to a low of 23145.80 points and finally closed at 23250.10 points below 82.25 points.
Percentant fell by Rs 10. 513, Koforge Rs. 603, KPIT Rs. 101 rupees, TCS 101 rupees. 141, Tech Mahindra Rs. 54
Today, IT shares declined amidst the apprehension that Trump’s tariff could have a major negative impact on the export of IT-software services. Personant falls at Rs 513.25 to Rs 4802, Koforge 603.10 to Rs 7157.25, KPIT technology fell by Rs 100.55 to Rs 1212, signati has fallen by Rs 89.15 to Rs 1322.15, Emphasis Rs 100.10 to Rs 2374.30, TCS 141.10.10.10. 3403.90, Jansar technology fell by Rs 28.15 to Rs 685.75, L&T Technology fell by Rs 177.65 to Rs 4458.25, Tech Mahindra fell by Rs 54 to Rs 1369.55, LTI Mind will fall by Rs 158.10 to Rs 4341.70 to Rs 4341.70. Wipro fell by Rs 7.25 to Rs 256.40, Oracle Finserv fell by Rs 183.50 to Rs 7584.40. The BSE IT index fell 1348.57 points to close at 34293.59.
Indian Pharma region gets exemption from tariffs, shares including Sun Pharma, GPT Health, Aarti Pharma boom
Money was being invested in the shares of Pharma-healthcare companies due to Trump’s positive impact of immediately excluding the Indian pharma industry from mutual tariffs. The BSE Healthcare index rose 748.02 points to close at 41,870.79. Sun Pharma Industries increased by Rs 55.85 to Rs 1770.10, GPT health increased by Rs 13.30 to Rs 168.80, viamat lab increased to Rs 85.35 to Rs 1094.20, reality increased by Rs 32.70 to Rs 466.35, Aarti Pharma increased by Rs 53.10 to Rs 806.70, Morpan Lab increased Rs 3.45.96, Rs 52.96, Rs 52.96. Pharma increased by Rs 62.05 to Rs 971.65, Themis Medi rose by Rs 9.30 to Rs 157.50, Bliss GVS increased by Rs 6.70 to Rs 126.70, Ipka lab increased by Rs 74.50 to Rs 1489.75, Indocco increased by Rs 12.70 to Rs 1489.75, Rs 1489.75.90, Loopin was increased. 85.60 Rs. 2095, Kovai Medi hike. 241.45 Rs. 5620.
Value shopping in FMCG shares: Parag Milk, GRM Overseas, India Glycol
Today the funds placed selected buyers in FMCG shares. Pollen milk food increased by Rs 14 to Rs 182.85, GRM oversees increased by Rs 21.95 to Rs 304.85, India glycol increased by Rs 76.40 to Rs 1256.95, GM Bruvise increased by Rs 24.30 to Rs 684.80, Dalmia Sugar Sugar Rs 13.85 to Rs 393.70, Patanjali Food Rs 54.70, Patanjali Food increased by Rs. 1879.65. Rupees, Balrampur sugar increased by Rs 9.80 to Rs 565, Nestle India rose by Rs 34.10 to Rs 2244.70, Godavari bio rose by Rs 8.05 to Rs 169.05.
25% trump tariff was imposed on auto industry: Balakrishna, Bharat Forge, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Mahindra declines
The funds sold auto stocks amidst the apprehension that 25 percent tariff declared on automobile imports by Trump would negatively impact the automobile industry. However, selling in auto stocks was limited as crude oil prices fell by 6 percent internationally and more tariffs were imposed on China than in India. Balakrishna Industries fell by Rs 1,000. 87.35 to Rs. 2477, Bharat Forge fell. 36.40 Rs. 1115.95 rupees, decline in Tata Motors. 17.75 to Rs. 654.05, Mother’s fell. 3.25 Rs. 128.95 rupees, Bajaj Auto declines. 157.75 Rs. 7913.65, Uno Minda fell. 16.75 to Rs. 864.70, Mahindra & Mahindra falls in rupee. 25.15 to Rs. Hero MotoCorp fell by Rs 2612.55. 28.05 to Rs. 3754.15, MRF fell. 412.30 Rs. 1,14,653.80.
Funds, HNI continued purchasing in small, medium-cap stocks, while prices are decreasing: 2788 shares closed positively
After the initial shock of Trump’s mutual tariff growth, the market trend today remained positive, as investors with funds, athletes and high net worth are continuing shopping in small and medium-cap shares. Of course, several stocks were carefully sold after the boom. Out of a total of 4123 shares done on BSE, 2788 were in profit and 1212 were in loss.
FPI/FII by Rs. Cash net sales of shares worth 1,00,000. 2806 Crore: DII by Rs. Pure purchase of. 221 crores
Foreign portfolio investors (FPI), FII on Thursday sold shares worth Rs 2,806 crore in cash. Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs 12,487.91 crore as against Rs. 9681.91 crores. While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) made a net sale of Rs. Today 221.47 crores Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs 11,345.74 crore as against Rs. 11,567.21 crores
Property of investors in shares – Rs. 100 crores increased. 35 thousand crores 413.33 lakh crores
Sensex and Nifty, as well as select shopping in small, midcap and A group shares, increased the accumulated assets of investors i.e. accumulated market capitalization of companies listed in BSE by Rs 1,000 crore. 35 thousand crores in a single day. 413.33 lakh crore rupees.
US stock markets fall: Dow Jones falls 1100 points, Nasdaq 730 points dropped
The US stock market saw a huge decline today amid the possibility of the US economy inflation and recession and the US mutual tariffs negatively impact the world. As soon as the market opened, the Dow Jones index declined by about 1,100 points and the Nasdaq index fell by about 730 points. Markets in European countries also suffered losses. In the evening, the London Stock Exchange’s FTSE was 140 points, Germany’s DAX was 535 points, and France’s CAC 40 index was 248 points.
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