Stock market on the second day of the row in a row; Rupee. Damage of 9 lakh crores; The reasons are ..
After the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian stock market was also killed in a row in the second consecutive session amid growing tension between India and Pakistan. The market ended with investors going to investors carefully. On Friday, Sensex fell 589 points or 0.74 percent to 79,212.53, while the Nifty fell by 207 points or 0.86 percent, by 24,039.35. BSE MID -CAP and small CAP index closed 2.44 percent and 2.56 percent respectively. The volatility index India Vicks rose by about 6 percent to 17.16. This refers to increased nervousness between market partners.
Damage of 9 lakh crores
In the final session of BSE listed companies, the capitalization of the company fell from about Rs 430 lakh crore to Rs 421 lakh crore and investors lost about Rs 9 lakh crore on Friday. In the last two sessions, the Sensex fell 904 points or 1.1 percent, while the Nifty declined by 290 points or 1.2 percent.
Recession
The Nifty collapsed after consolidation on the daily chart. It represents the development of rain spirit. In addition, LK Securities, Senior Technical Analyst Rupak Dey said that the index fell below 200-DMA to re-enter the recession. The trend of emotional market is likely to continue in the coming days and is likely to go under the indices. The support at the lower end was 23,800 and 23,515.
Indian stock market: 10 major highlights
Consider 10 major highlights of the stock market today:
1. What is the reason for the collapse of the Indian stock market today?
In view of the tension between India and Pakistan, profit booking has hit the Indian stock market for the second consecutive season. On the other hand, Q4 revenue is mixed. In addition, US President Donald Trump continues uncertainty on tariff movements. The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are also harmful for the Indian economy.
2. Nifty 50 top gainers
Shares of SBI Life Insurance (5.15 percent), Tech Mahindra (1.02 percent), TCS (0.95 percent) and Infosys (0.58 percent) were beneficial.
3. Nifty 50 top laxity
41 shares were closed in the Nifty 50 index. Sreram Finance (8.13 percent), Adani Enterprises (3.95 percent) and Adani Port and Special Economic Zone (3.79 percent) were below.
4. Regional index
The Nifty today increased the Sectoral Index by 0.72 %. Index of all other major areas were lost. Nifty media lost 3.24 percent, realty 2.80 percent, health care 2.42 percent, pharma 2.24 percent, metal 2.10 percent, consumer durables 1.85 percent, auto 1.67 percent and oil and gas 1.43 percent. The Nifty Bank index fell 0.97 percent and the Financial Services Index fell 1.02 percent. The Nifty PSU bank (2.24 percent) and private bank (1.28 percent) also ended with losses.
5. Most active stock
Vodafone Idea (187.37 crore shares), Yes Bank (10.93 crore shares) and Sujalan (10.4 crore shares) were the most active stock in NSE on Friday.
6. Stock that has exceeded 10 percent
Laxmi Finance and Industrial Corporation (20 percent), Agreement India (15.57 percent), Mokia Steels (14.52 percent) and butterfly Gandhamathi equipment (10.50 percent) increased by more than 10 percent.
7. Stocker
Bhandari exports (11.93 percent), SRM contractor (11.91 percent), PVP Ventures (11.08 percent) and Mindtech (10.02 percent) fell more than 10 percent.
8. Stock touching lower circuit
Sterling and Wilson touched the lower circuit in the session 146 stock NSE, including renewable energy, Senco Gold and Diamonds and Santani Hospitals.
9. Advance-plow ratio
NSE declined 455 shares and 2,428 shares.
10. 52 weeks record
BS, UPR, UltraTech Cement, Dalmia India and Coromendal International hit 52 weeks high levels of 52 weeks. On the other hand, 40 shares, including Jai Balaji Industries, Hilton Metal Forging, Lasa Supergenarick, Raw Edge Industrial Solutions and UMA Exports, have hit 52 -vends lower.
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