Share market today: The impact of the situation like war between India and Pakistan is being seen on the stock market today. The Sensex is trading 806 points to 79,528. At one time the Sensex was at 78968. The Nifty has declined by 261 points. It is at 24011. All the sectoral index except Nifty PSU bank and consumer durables are on the red mark. Realty stocks are having the most impact. The Nifty Realty Index declined by 3.83 percent.
There are situations like war between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. Its impact is also being seen on the domestic stock market today. A major decline in the Sensex-Nifty is being recorded. The Sensex is falling. Out of his 30 shares, 29 opened in loss. The BSE benchmark index Sensex fell 1,366 points to open at 78,968. NSE’s major index Nifty fell 338 points to open at 23,935.
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Meanwhile, the US stock market closed up on Thursday. Dow Jones rose 254 points to close at 41,368, and S&P increased by 32 points to closure at 5,663. Nasdaq composite increased by 1.07 percent. Talking about Asian markets, Japan’s major benchmark index Nikkei rose 0.93 per cent. Topix took the lead on the 11th day, which is the series of its longest victory since October 2017. Hong Kong’s shares fluctuated. At the same time, Korea’s Kospi remained in the red mark with a slight decline.
Last hourly sales
The local stock market benchmark index Sensex declined by about 412 points on Thursday due to heavy selling in the last hour of the trading amid growing tension on the India-Pakistan border, while the Nifty fell by 140 points. The Sensex fell 411.97 points to close at 80,334.81, with 23 shares declined. However, it reached a high level of 80,927.99 at one time due to the Sensex gains and buying.
An hour before the trading shutdown, it fell 759.17 points or 0.94 percent to a low of 79,987.61. The Nifty also fell at 140.60 points, or 0.58 percent, to close at 24,273.80 points. At one time during the trading, it fell 264.2 points to 24,150.20 points.
Pakistani market dropped by about 7,000 points
After India’s military action near Karachi, Pakistan’s stock market declined by more than six percent on Thursday and traded for an hour. The KSE 100 index fell 6,948.73 points or 6.32 percent to 1,03,060.30 before the business was stopped. After some time, when the situation calmed down a bit, the business started again.
The index declined due to negative trends in major shares such as cement, energy, bank and technology, which led to a decline in the index. Meanwhile, the Pakistani government has banned 60 days of imports and exports of precious metals, jewelery and gems to stabilize foreign exchange reserves.
