Mumbai: Investors in Indian stock markets kept the market in a rapid pace at the end of the weekend, amidst the signs of peace in the tariff war between the US and the US and China and the reduction of full war between India and Pakistan. This happened after two -way rise in Sensex and Nifty based indices. This boom was supported by the increasing investment attraction of trust funds due to large -scale procurement by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in India and confidence in India’s development story. The positive aspect of the fall in crude oil prices internationally and the results of corporate India also saw good results of select companies. Of course, after the initial major bounce, the traders carefully made profit -booking, which averted the major improvement. Consumers were selling in shares of durable items against the purchase of funds in oil-gas and IT stocks.
Intra-Day Sensex rose 936 points to 81178: Nifty reached 24589
In the initial rise, the Sensex rose 935.69 points to 81,177.93. After returning from the height, the entire bounce was at one time and it fell to a low of 80168.59, then became positive again and finally closed at 80501.99, 259.75 points up 259.75 points. The Nifty Spot also initially reached a high of 24589.15 and then fell to a low level of 24238.50 and closed at 24346.70 up 12.50 points. These fund consumers were selling durable items, healthcare and metal-mining stocks, while they were buying IT-software services, technology stocks and oil-gas stocks.
Consumer Durables Index declines by 954 points: PN Gadgil Jewelers, Kalyan Jewelers declines
Today, consumers were seen selling in shares of sustainable goods and jewelery companies due to a decrease in shopping on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya, while gold and silver jewelery got out of reach of many people due to record high prices of gold. The BSE Consumer Durables Index fell 954.20 points to close at 56,500.43. Kalyan Jewelers dropped by Rs 1000 from Rs 8.40 to Rs. 508.30, Titan Company fell. 36.80 Rs. 3339.35, Tribovandas Bhimji Zaveri fell. 3.70 to Rs. 191.75, PN Gadgil Jewelers falls in rupee. 11.15 to Rs. 501.10. Crumpton fell by Rs 1,000 in shares of other consumer durable items. 13.90 to Rs. 322.95, Aditya Birla Fashion Decline. 7.95 to Rs. 255.30, Supreme Industries falls in rupee. 95.65 to Rs. 3442.40, Havels India falls in rupee. 38.10 Rs. 1564, blue star fell. 36.80 Rs. 1667.95.
Kovai fell by Rs 100 in pharma stocks. 249, Ajanta Pharma Rs. 117 rupees, Astrazaneka Rs. 302, Glaxo Pharma Rs. 102
Today, in the boom of the fund, shares of healthcare-pharmacical companies also saw a decline, and sold. Kovai Medi declined by Rs 10. 248.95 Rs. 5311.55, Ajanta Pharma fell. 117.10 Rs. 2583.75, Suven rupees fell. 4.60 Rs. 122.95, Astrajene’s rupee fell. 302.50 Rs. 8363, Glaxo Pharma fell. 102.55 Rs. 2856.90, Mankind fell. 82.20 Rs. 2381.50, Polymade falls. 75.45 to Rs. 2495.80, security fell. 8.50 to Rs. 290.55, Hester Bio fell. 46.90 to Rs. 1741.90.
The fall in crude oil prices led to a decline in shares of IOC, HPCL, Reliance Industries and other oil companies. increased
Yesterday, funds were shopping in select shares in the hope of benefiting oil marketing companies due to the rapid fall in crude oil prices at the international level. Indian Oil Corporation shares increased by Rs 100. 5.45 to Rs. 143.35 rupees, HPCL rose. 6.10 Rs. 384.80 rupees, Reliance Industries boom. 13.60 Rs. 1421.95.
Quick Hill, Sanskain, Imudra, Nellco declined in IT shares: Kesolva, Hapiest Mind, Tanla boom
IT-software services, technology stocks are buying preferred, while funds were beneficially selling. Subax fell 70 paise to 120 rupees. 11.36, Quick Hill fell. 9.15 to Rs. 273.20 rupees, Sanskain fell 273.20 rupees. 35.45 to Rs. 1503.20, Emudra fell. 16.30 to Rs. At Rs 759.90, a decline in Tata Technology. 11.20 to Rs. At Rs 646.85, Nelco fell to Rs 646.85. 13.15 to Rs. Genesis fell by Rs 809.15. 9.75 to Rs. 646.60. K-saints increased by Rs 30.60 to Rs 464.05, Happiest Mind increased by Rs 24.55 to Rs 596.75, Tanla increased by Rs 18.70 to Rs 493, R-Systems increased by Rs 9.65 to Rs 323.95, latent view Rs 11.65 to Rs 404.10, rategen Rs 12.405, Rs 446.25. It rose by Rs 18.70 to Rs 889.10.
Force Motors jumped Rs 1149 to Rs 10,059: Timken jumped Rs 278, Goklers jumped Rs 71, Jubilant jumped Rs 47
Today, the force motor increased by Rs 1149.40 to Rs 10,059.80, Timken Rs 278.45 to Rs 2729.55, Goklers increased by Rs 71.25 to Rs 855.85, Jubilent Innravia 47.45 rupees increased by Rs 689.20, credit access to Rs 689.20, credit access Rs 77.35.30. Rose to Rs 19.55 to Rs 315.80, Voltamp by Rs 393.80 to Rs 7716.80, Usha Martin rose by Rs 13.90 to Rs 303.10 and Elicon increased by Rs 28.80 to Rs 573.90.
Market situation is getting worse due to large-scale withdrawal of money in small, medium-cap stocks: 2244 shares closed at negative levels
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 4085 shares trading on BSE, the number of shares declining was 2244 and the number of benefits was 1702.
Investors’ assets in shares decreased – Rs 100 crore declined by Rs 43 thousand crore in market capitalization. 422.81 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. 43 thousand crores Today is 422.81 lakh crore rupees.
FPI/FII by Rs. Pure purchase of shares worth 1.50 lakhs. 2770 crore cash: Rs. Pure purchase of. 3290 crores
Foreign portfolio investors (FPI), FII on Friday bought shares worth Rs 2,769.81 crore in cash. Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. The total procurement of Rs. 15,360.38 crore is Rs. 18,130.19 crore rupees While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were pure buyers of Rs. Today 3290.49 crores Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs 10,615.67 crore as against Rs. 13,906.16 crores
