Mumbai: US President Donald Trump said that he has been committed to imposing mutual fees on several countries since April 2, but the European country is ready to fight against Trump’s policy, after which the European markets increased today. Although there are indications that India will not be able to escape mutual tariffs and these tariffs are likely to be implemented, but the upheaval boom in the Indian stock markets has come to a halty today. Of course, the Sensex and Nifty remained in a positive scope for the seventh consecutive day. Since the financial year 2024-25 is about to end, foreign funds and experts are constantly looking for an opportunity to buy these shares, despite the fact that shares that were falling before the end of March are being sold in losses.
In intra-day, the Sensex rose 757 points to 78741 and the Nifty rose 211 points to 23969.
The initial index-based boom eventually ended today, as consumer sustainable goods, automobiles, metal-mining and healthcare shares were seen selling. Initially, the Sensex rose to 757.31 points to 78,741.69 points, but due to the selling on top, the increase was over and fell to 77,745.63 points, and finally climbed 32.81 points to close at 78,017.19 points. The Nifty 50 Spot Index initially rose 211.25 points to 23869.60, then returned to 23601.40 and finally increased by 10.30 points to close at 23668.65. Small and medium -sized shares came to an end today, and due to the involvement of a large number of shares, it saw a recession. For IT companies, the shares of UBS for FY 2026 increased to the shares today.
UBS’s positive attitude for IT: Ramco, Sanskain, Persistent, Jansar, Infosys boom
Global broking veteran UBS is buying funds in shares of IT-software services, technology companies, giving a positive attitude for their performance in FY 2026. The BSE IT index rose 427.50 points to close at 37,040.19. Infosys rose by Rs 100 by Rs 39.50. 1631.70, Coforge rose to Rs. 184.25 Rs. 7956.10 rupees, signalies rise. 28.05 to Rs. 1442.20 rupees, and an increase in the rupee. 47.85 to Rs. 2530.15.
Consumer sustainable index dropped 1047 points: Dixon Rs. 965, Kalyan Jewelers Rs. 20
Today, due to heavy investment in shares of consumer sustainable goods companies, the BSE consumer durables’ index fell 1047.10 points to close at 54,487.75. The shares of the Whirlpool of India fell by Rs 100. 17.20 to Rs. Voltas fell to Rs 986.30. 24.05 to Rs. 1421.20, Supreme Industries fell. 52.40 Rs. At Rs 3447.70, Titan fell to Rs 3447.70. 23.80 Rs. 3055.15.
Selling in auto shares: Bosch dropped by Rs 1,000 to Rs 872. 27,405: TI India, Number of Balkrishna declines
The BSE Auto Index fell 478.77 points to close at 48,743.75 today due to profits by funds in shares of automobile companies. Bosch fell by Rs 1,000. 872.65 Rs. TI India fell by Rs 27,405. 76.85 Rs. 2,773.60, Madrasan fell. 2.85 Rs. 131.15, Balakrishna Industries falls in rupee. 46.95 to Rs. At Rs 2,565.85, the decline in exide. 5.75 to Rs. 360.20, Bajaj Auto fell. 122.05 to Rs. 8,009.60.
Reciprocal tariffs
Between the US mutual tariffs, funds and retail investors also sold metal-mining shares today, falling down the BSE Metal Index at 415.78 points to close at 30,939.39. SAIL fell by Rs 100 by Rs 2.50. 114.65 rupees, decline in NMDC. 1.37 Rs. 68.18 rupees, Hindustan Zinc declines. 8.90 to Rs. Coal India at Rs 444.30, Rs 7.45 to Rs. 398.40, Jindal Steel fell. 14.55 to Rs. 908.10 rupees, Hindalco fell 908.10 rupees. 7.95 to Rs. 693.50.
Preparation to implement mutual tariffs on pharma: Senorace, sequant, asset, orchid pharma declines
Healthcare-pharma stocks raised a rapid break today and the possibility was seen that the US would impose mutual duty on import of drugs from India from April 2. 41.25 Rs. 789, Indraprastha Medi falls. 20.50 Rs. 395.75, Themis Medi fell. 7.50 to Rs. Advance enzyme fell by Rs 155.60. 14.50 to Rs. 282.50.
Canara Bank, State Bank fell by Rs 32 to Rs 637 due to preparation of PWC report on IndusInd Bank
The stock fell by Rs 31.85 and came to Rs 637.30. There were reports that PWC would submit its report on Friday in the IndusInd Bank case as an external auditor. Canara Bank fell by Rs 1,000. 2.88 Rs. Yes Bank fell 40 paise to Rs 88.44. 17.03, State Bank of India declined. 8.35 to Rs. 773.05, ICICI Bank falls in rupee. 13.80 Rs. 1344.40.
Investors sold for losses in small and medium sized shares: 2983 shares closed negatively
With the end of the end of March, the market today saw a negative attitude, as retail investors and funds sold, causing damage to many shares. Out of a total of 4177 shares traded on BSE, the number of shares declining was 2983 and the number of benefits was 1085.
Investors’ assets in shares decreased – Rs 100 crore declined in market capitalization by Rs 3.35 lakh crore. 414.94 lakh crores
Today, the joint market capitalization of companies listed in the BSE declined by Rs 1,000 crore due to the selling of shares to book a deficit as well as a loss of losses by investors. 3.35 lakh crores Today, there was a turnover of Rs 414.94 lakh crore in a single day.
FPI/FII by Rs. Pure purchase of shares worth 1,00,000. 5372 crore cash: DII net sales of Rs. 2769 crores
Foreign portfolio investors (FPI), FII again bought cash worth Rs 5371.57 crore on Tuesday. While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) made a net sale of Rs. Today, 2768.87 crores
