August stocks plummeted by foreign funds' steady slump in banking-finance stocks: Sensex gains 383 points

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. August 29, 2019, Thursday

The August trend in derivatives ended today. Earlier in the week, the central government announced withdrawal of surcharges on Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), along with the elimination of LTCG enhanced surcharges and after encouraging industry-banks to attract foreign direct investment in the country yesterday, the FDI-Foreign Direct Directive And go liberalizing in single brand retail Apart from the loss, the global economic slowdown has started to take a tumultuous as the government has announced a Rs 1.5 lakh crore dividend payout from the Reserve Bank of India, as well as uncertainty over the US-China trade war tension, Brexit, softening global markets and this stimulus. Foreign fund stocks continued to rise amid expert opinion that the government was too late to deliver the package. Minister declined. The index-based trend continued to show signs of decline at the end of August. The US dollar continued to strengthen against the rupee and today rose three paise to Rs. Banking-finance stocks again reported the creation of new big NPAs with the hammering of funds against pharmaceuticals, metal-mining, oil-gas stocks, and in the midst of this turbulence, the funds today called for a tightening, and Nosey's Nose, Capital, Capital. The Nifty spot closed the day with 5 points and 4.1 points closed.

The Sensex fell for the second consecutive day: Intraday lost 3 levels, fell to 5 and finally broke 2.

The start of the day began with a gentle downpour today. The Sensex fell to a modest 3 after opening at 4.1 heading against the next close. The fund's metal-mining stocks as well as pharma stocks rose marginally to six. But the biggest selling of funds in the banking-finance stocks was State Bank of India, HDFC Ltd., Yesh Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance Free Fall, and other fronts. Sellers including Motors, Mahindra and Mahindra, Bharti Airtel, came down to a low of 5 at one point. E 37068.93, down 381.91 points at the close.

Nifty spot again lost the surface of 5: fell to 5, eventually dropped by 5 points.

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 4.1 heading against the next close of 5, and recovered modestly after reaching a modest 1.2. The banking-finance stocks include State Bank of India, Kotak Bank, Axis Bank, Yash Bank, HDFC Ltd., HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserve, Indiabulls Housing Finance and Reliance, Mahindra, Reliance. Sellers including Hero MotoCorp, Grasim and Zee fell to a low of 5.7, ending the day with a break of 5.5 points. Was closed.

Nifty August futures crash, August Nifty collapses

August's trend in derivatives ended today. The Nifty August Futures closed down at 5,4 with the opening of 1,3.1 heading at Rs. ૫૦ was settled. The Nifty September futures closed at 5,7,7,4.6 against the 5,1,7,7,7,7,8,4, closing at 5,3,7,4,7,7,7,7,7,7,7,7,6 ahead of 5,4,6,4,4,4,4,4,8 General Chat Chat Lounge Nifty 1, Sept 6 Expire In various call-put options, the Nifty 5's call opened at 5.7 against the 5 heading down 5, and was down 5.7 to the end. The Nifty 5,4 call ended at 5 with the opening at 5 heading 5, and the end at 5.7.

Bank Nifty August Futures break down from 5,1,3 Settlements: September Bank Nifty breaks 5,3

Bank Nifty August Futures closed down at 5,4 with the opening of 1,3.1 heading at Rs. Was settled. The bank's Nifty September futures closed at 5,4, down 5.7 against the 5.7 heading for the 5.6 million against the 5.7 heading for the quarter. On September 6, the Nifty 5 call in the various call-put options of the September Expiry opened at 5.7 against the 5 heading down 5, and was down by 5 to 5. The Nifty 5's put the lead at 5.1 against the 5 heading at 5 and the bottom went up to 5 and finally to 5.

Widespread gaps in banking-finance stocks: Yash Bank, State Bank, HDFC Ltd, Axis Bank, Kotak Bank, Yambhinam

Despite the recent announcement of the package by the government in the banking-finance sector, giving instant capital of Rs. 5 crore for the banks, the funds were traded today, showing the risk of creating a new big NPA. Yash Bank declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, State Bank of India reduced by Rs 1.7, HDFC Ltd. down by Rs 1.8 and Axis Bank at Rs 5. Kotak Bank dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5.2, while ICICI Bank dropped Rs 5.2 to Rs 2.5, HDFC Bank dropped Rs 5.2 to Rs 5, Bajaj Finance dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Federal Bank dropped Rs 5 to Rs 1.7, J&K Bank dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5.95, five paise. Laxmi Vilas Bank dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, while IB Ventures dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5.2, Allahabad Bank down Rs 5.2 to Rs 5.6. , Magma reduced by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.8, housing was reduced by Rs 1.7, Indian bank dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 8, GIC housing finance dropped by Rs. There were 1.2. The BSE Banks Index closed 4.1 points, closing at 4.1.

Continued erosion in auto stocks: Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharat Forge, Tata Motors, TVS Motor, Ashok Leyland, Bosch

Despite the indirect incentives given by the government last weekend to the automobile industry, funds were being sold in auto stocks for the second consecutive day, with no relief in GST and no demand for special vehicles during the festive season. Mahindra and Mahindra fell by Rs 1.8, Bharat Forge dropped by Rs 1.8, Tata Motors down by Rs 9, TVS motor dropped by Rs 1.8, and Rs. Ashok Leyland dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 1.7, Exide reduced by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, Hero Motocorp down by Rs 1.8, MRF to Rs 1.8. The decline was Rs.

Pharma stocks rose Sun Pharma Advance, Sun Pharma, Piramal, Biocon, Divis Lab., Glenmark, Ajanta Pharma, Lalpath.

Pharmaceuticals stocks were constantly valuing funds today. Sun Pharma Advance increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.8, Sun Pharma increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.8, amid reports that Sebi was acquitted by Sebi of malpractice. Piramal Enterprises increased by Rs 1.8, Biocon increased by Rs 1.8, Sequent increased by Rs 1.8, Sequent increased by Rs 1.8, Divis Lab increased by Rs 1.8. Glenmark increased by Rs 1.8, Ajanta Pharma increased by Rs 1.8, Lupine rose by Rs 1.8, Sanofi rose by Rs 1.8. UniCam Lab was up by Rs 1.8, Lupine was up by Rs 1.8, while Lupine was up by Rs 1.8.

Brent rises above $ 5 in crude: ONGC, IOC, Petronet LNG, BPCL, HPCL strong

International crude oil prices continued to remain strong, with Brent crude trading at $ 5 a barrel, with oil-gas stocks being the preferred attraction. ONGC increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, IOC increased by Rs 5 to Rs 9, Petronet LNG increased by Rs 9.8, BPCL increased by Rs 1.8 and Rs 5.2. , HPCLs were up by 1.8 per cent to Rs.

Metal-mining stocks pick up: JSW Steel, Vedanta, Coal India, Hindustan Zinc, Hindalco rise

Metal-mining stocks remained the preferred attraction of funds today. Funds were being sought in the wake of the trade war between the United States and China. JSW Steel increased by Rs 1.8, Vedanta rose by Rs 1.7, Rs 1.5, Coal India increased by Rs 5, Rs 5, Hindustan zinc increased by Rs 1.8, and by Rs. , Hindalco was up by Rs.

Small, Mid-Cap stocks offloading for the second consecutive day: 5 stocks Circuit recession: 5 stocks closed negative

Small, mid cap, cash stocks continued to be negative for the second consecutive day with extensive offloading. Out of the total scrips traded in the BSE, the number of occurrences was 5 and the increase was 1. Against the downward circuit of the only sellers in the 3 stocks, the only circuit was the upper circuit of the only Baier boom.

Net sales of Rs 5 crore in cash of FII-FPIs

FIIs - Foreign Institutional Investors - Foreign portfolio investors - FPIs sold net sales of Rs 1.8 crore in cash today. Total sales of Rs 8.5 crore were sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore. While DII today had a net purchase of Rs 1.8 crore in cash. A total of Rs. 8 crore was purchased and a total of Rs. 8 crore was sold.