Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave full exemption to avenge the terrorist incident by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, tension over the border at any time, and US President Donald Trump, and sometimes softened with China with tariffs, sometimes tightening strict stance, America’s weak GDP growth figures, the funds today made their fast -moving trade amid uncertainty and vigilance in global markets. Today, the fast business has reduced, as the Indian stock markets will remain closed on the occasion of Maharashtra Day on Thursday – Thursday, May 1, 2025, and it was not considered appropriate to maintain the situation. Funds and companies sold heavy selling in small and medium-sized shares and sold capital goods and sustainable items in shares. The Sensex fluctuated between 80,526 and 79,879 finally fell 46.14 points to close at 80,242.24. While the Nifty 50 spot index fluctuated between 24397 and 24198, it finally closed down 1.75 points at 24334.20.

Profit in capital goods stocks increased: LG Equipment, Einox Wind, Cannes, Decline in Timken

The BSE Capital Goods Index fell 509.48 points to close at 62,780.39, as the funds increased profits in shares of capital goods and power companies. LG Equipment fell by Rs 18.45 to Rs 443.45, Einox wind falls by Rs 5.85 to Rs 168.70, Kenj falls to Rs 194.85 to Rs 5715, Timcane fell by Rs 81.85 to Rs 2454, Rail Development Corporation fell by Rs 11.15 to Rs 349.10, grindwell Rs 50.855.30, Rs 1682.30. 21.80 fell to Rs 746, Laxmi machine works fell by Rs 446.60 to Rs 16,221.50, Hindustan Aeronautics fell by Rs 123.20 to Rs 4486.25, GMR Airports fell by Rs 2.23 to Rs 87.27, BHEL fell by Rs 5.25 to Rs 226.55.

Funds began to get out of consumer durables shares: Wuralpool, Voltas, Selling in Blue Star

Amidst the discussion of the exit of local funds, selling in consumer durable items also increased. The shares of the Whirlpool of India fell by Rs 100. 37.60 Rs. Voltas fell to Rs 1253.50. 30.25 Rs. 1234.50, blue star fell. 41.25 Rs. 1704.75, Aditya Birla Fashion Decline. 5.15 to Rs. 263.25, Havels India falls in rupee. 20.75 to Rs. 1602.10, Dixon Technology fell. 196.35 to Rs. 16,415.95, Supreme Industries fell. 41.60 Rs. 3542.40. The BSE Consumer Durables Index fell 502.38 points to close at 57,454.63.

Business in banking stocks weakened further: Federal Bank, State Bank, Pulsing Public, Decrease in debt access

Funds were sold due to the overall average of banks to weak results and negative factors of increasing competition in the financial services sector and margin reduction. The BSE Bankcax index fell 359.70 points to close at 62,622.04. The shares fell by Rs 10 after the Federal Bank’s quarterly results. 6.70 to Rs. 196.60, State Bank of India declines in rupee. 23.60 Rs. 788.15, Canara Bank falls in rupee. 2 to Rs. 97.42, Bank of Baroda falls. 3 to Rs. 250 rupees, ICICI Bank declines. 6.90 to Rs. 1422.55. Bajaj Finserv fell by Rs 1,000 in financial shares. 112.60 Rs. 1952.40, Spandanasfurti fell. 17.10 Rs. Rs 273, Ciffintch fell Rs. 72.15 to Rs. 1197.35, UTI AMC fell. 57.20 Rs. 1018.30, Chawla holding fell. 99.15 to Rs. 1851.75, Bajaj Finance fell. 453.60 Rs. 8635.70, Fivestar fell Rs. 45 to Rs. 710.55, credit access fell. 67.40 Rs. 1080, IIFL caps fell. 11.40 to Rs. 219.30, Master Trust fell. 7.55 to Rs. 137.

The market situation was extremely bad due to large -scale withdrawal of money in small and medium -sized shares: 2938 shares closed at a negative level

The scope of the market remained weak as investors with funds, operators and high net worth sold to small, medium-cap and cash stocks in large quantities. Out of a total of 4063 shares traded on BSE, the number of shares declining was 2938 and the number of benefits was 975.

Offloading increased in healthcare shares: Walkhart, RPG Life, Aarti Pharma, Morpene, Damta Labs. Decrease in

Fund selling was also seen increasing in shares of healthcare-pharmacical companies. Walkhart fell by Rs 70.55 to Rs 1296.70, Decal fell by Rs 10.35 to Rs 192.75, RPG Life fell by Rs 94.95 to Rs 2082.50, Aarti Pharma fell by Rs 32.15 to Rs 709.75, Orchid Pharma at Rs 35.50 fell by Rs 35.50 to Rs 798.95, Morpane Lab 2.611 on Rs. 60 27.05 fell to Rs 644.80, Sigachi fell by Rs 1.72 to Rs 41.83, Haster Bio falls at Rs 71.20 to Rs 1770, Natco Pharma falls at Rs 32.55 to Rs 850.95, Mankind Pharma fell by Rs 93.50 to Rs 2463.70, omission lab cost at Rs 2463.70. 35.65 to Rs. 1001.75.

Auto stocks also increased selling: Exide, Tata Motors, Bharat Forge, TVS, Sundaram Fasteners declines

The funds also made profit booking in shares of automobile companies. Exide industries fell by Rs 1,000. 18.05 to Rs. 351.80, Tata Motors fell. 21.45 Rs. 644.15 rupees, Bharat Forge fell by Rs 644.15. 27.75 to Rs. 1104.40, Mother’s Sumi fell. 2.80 Rs. 133.25, TVS motor fell. 33.30 to Rs. 2668.70, Sundaram fasteners fall in rupee. 11.05 to Rs. 912.30, Eicher Motors fell. 43.90 to Rs. 5536.70, Ashok Leyland declines in rupee. 1.80 to Rs. 225.85.

Investors’ assets in shares decreased – Rs 100 crore declined by Rs. 2.87 lakh crore in market capitalization. 423.24 lakh crores

Due to the big difference between small and medium-cap stocks and selling in many stocks of that group, the joint assets of investors, ie the joint market capitalization of companies listed in BSE also Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. Grown to 2,00,000. 2.87 lakh crores Today it is Rs 423.24 lakh crore.

FPI/FII by Rs. Pure purchase of shares worth 1.50 lakhs. 51 crore cash: DII has given Rs. 1792 crores

Foreign portfolio investors (FPI), FII on Wednesday bought shares worth Rs 50.57 crore in cash. Total sales Rs. Total purchase Rs. Rs 25,139.35 crore as against Rs. 25,189.92 crore While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were pure buyers of Rs. Today 1792.15 crores A total of Rs 1,00,000 crore was sold. Total purchase Rs. Rs 14,429.69 crore as against Rs. 12,637.54 crores

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Rahul Dev

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