Investors clear Rs 17 lakh crore assets in 33 days of Sitaraman's first budget: Sensex closes 587 points

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. August 22, 2019, Thursday

Despite delays in the government's delay in providing surcharges or relief to foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) and meeting with Industries-Corporate India for several days, the delay in the still being offered a stimulus package by the Finance Minister and the Prime Minister has left the economy in a crisis. went. Investors are disappointed to see many stocks fall below the five-year low, with the Sensex-Nifty managing a strong post-budget sentiment, with local fund-institutional investors strengthening the market and calling for extraordinary stagnation in mid-market small, mid-cap stocks. While many investors are desperate to never see such a state of market volatility, what does the government really want to do to improve the signal that no concrete action has been taken to prevent the market from collapsing? With such questions, a large section of the market has begun to defy the government's economic policies. In addition to the local factors, the softening of the global markets by the trade war and the economic slowdown on the global front also affected the Indian stock markets. Against the rupee, the US dollar continued to strengthen and rose by 5 paise to 6.7 today. Sensex lost 8 points to end the week with huge offloading in metal-mining, oil-gas, realty, automobile stocks, with the fund calling for extraordinary gains in banking-finance stocks. 4 were closed. So far, we have presented Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaram to her first Union Budget on July 3, 2008. Foreign investors' assets as a result of ektrita funds sustained heavy selling of stocks of 33 days has been eroded by Rs .16.92 lakh crore. The consolidated market capitalization of listed companies in the BSE was Rs 1.8 lakh crore as of July 1. That is, these days, it has dropped from Rs 1.5 lakh crore to Rs 1.8 lakh crore.

Sensex lost 4 points: intra-day 3 points collapsed and ended 5 points

The day started out modestly strong today. Sensex opened at 4.1 heading against the next close of 5, with Hindustan Unilever and ITC in FMCG stocks with TCS, Tech Mahindra, HCL technology taking in IT stocks. Among the banking-finance stocks that fell immediately were Yash Bank, Bajaj Finance, State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, HDFC Limited, HDFC Bank, IndusInd Bank, Kotak Bank, Big Offloading, and Metal-Mining Tata. Motors, Hero Motocorp, Mahindra & Mahindra Sold & ONGC, NTPC, Larson, Reliance Industries, Asian Pay Tasamam vecavalie closed at one point plunged 587.44 points at 36472.93 up 669.02 points to close at 36391.35.

Nifty also lost the surface of Spot 1: breaking 3 points at the bottom of the bottom 5

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 4.1 heading against the next closed 1.2, with FMCG stocks attracting Britannia, Hindustan Unilever, ITC, and IT stocks in TCS, HCL Technology, Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Levere and Mahindra. Return to banking-finance stocks: Yash Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, State Bank In India, ICICI Bank, HDFC Limited, HDFC Bank, Indiabulls Housing Finance are hammering funds and Vedanta, Tata Steel, Coal India, Tata Steel as well as auto stocks Tata Motors, Hero Moto Motors, Iro Motors, Iro Motors, Hero. Sellers, including UPL, BPCL, Reliance Industries, UltraTech Cement, Adani Ports, fell one point lower. At the end of the day, it closed 4.1 points, losing 8 points.

Nifty gainers wiped out in Weekly contracts: Nifty 5,3 put up by 5.7

The bullish momentum in derivatives today plummeted into a big loser's pit. In the various call-put options contracts of the Expiry-Today Expiry, the Nifty 5,4 put up a low of 1 heading against the working capital of Rs. Was staying The Nifty 5,4 call ended at a low of 5.7 with a headline of 5.7 against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 million in the contract. The call for Nifty 5, too, remained open at 1.8, up 5.7 against the opening of 5.4 against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 crore. On August 8, the Nifty call-put options of the Expiry ended at 5 with the opening call of 3.2 against the 5 opening at 5 and the lower at 5.1.

Bank Nifty August Futures break down from 5, 5, 5: Nifty futures break at 5,8

Bank Nifty August futures closed at 5.7, up 5.7 against the 5.7 heading for 5,3 crore, to 5,7,7,600 contracts, and ended at 5,8. Was. The Nifty August Futures closed down at 5.7, up 5.7, against the 5,4,7,7,7,7,7,6,200 contracts, and finally ended at 5,8. He was. The Nifty 1, the expiry of August Xperi's 6,4 put the lead at 5.7 against the 5 heading low and rising 5.7 to the bottom 5.

Banks lost 5 points: Yash Bank, Reliance Capital, Ghallakhan, Pillar Housing Block Deal, Indiabulls broken.

Banking-finance stocks today experienced extraordinary gaps. With the global downturn, corporate India and industries are in crisis as the banks are facing a huge hammering on the back of huge growth in NPAs. Yash Bank jumped by Rs 1.8, RBL Bank fell by Rs 1.7, while State Bank of India collapsed by Rs 1.5, while ICICI Bank dropped by Rs 1.8. HDFC Bank fell Rs 1.8, Rs 2.6, IndusInd Bank declined by Rs 1.8, Federal Bank dropped by Rs 1.8, and Kotak Bank. Reliance Capital fell by Rs 1.8, Reliance Capital was down by Rs 5, DHFL was reduced by Rs 1.8, LIC Housing fee was Rs. In the meantime, shares of institutional shareholders exchanged huge discounts of 8.5% with the sale of institutional shareholders amidst a huge discount, the shares were cut by Rs. GIC Housing Finance dropped by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5.2, J&K Bank dropped by Rs 1.7, to Rs 1.6, while Home Finance dropped by Rs 4.1 to Rs. Birla money dropped by Rs E-1.6, Bajaj Fineserve down Rs 1.8, Bajaj Finance down Rs 1, Rs 2.3, Allahabad Bank down Rs 1.8, Rs 2.4, IB Ventures Rs. The decline was down to Rs. The BSE Banks Index closed 5 points down to close at 5.1.

Global recession, trade stocks hit metal stocks: NMDC, Vedanta, Sail, Coal India, Nalco, Tata Steel down

As the global economic downturn continues to worsen, the demand for metal as a result of the trade war is affecting widespread selling of metal-mining stocks today. NMDC collapsed by Rs 1.8, Vedanta fell by Rs 1.7, Rs 1.6, Sail fell by Rs 1.8, Coal India dropped by Rs 1.8, and it lost Rs. Nalco down Rs 1.8, Tata Steel down Rs 5.7, Jindal Steel down Rs 5.7, Hindustan zinc down Rs 5.7 At Rs 1.8, JSW Steel was down by Rs 1.8, to Rs.

DLF Supreme Court's Non-Disclosure Notice Breaks 5% to 3-Month Floor: Realty Shares Erosion

Realty giant DLF Ltd accepts non-disclosure notice by the Supreme Court, the company does not disclose important information in the Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) and the court has investigated DLF and other landowners in this case. In a share accepting infringement Ndona hemaringe shares at Rs .144.30 .27.30 per cent at one point going to the bottom 20 per cent 31 months. Among other stocks, Indiabulls Real Estate fell by Rs 5 to Rs 5, Oberoi Realty was down by Rs 1.8, SunTech Realty fell by Rs 1.8, and by Shobha Developers Rs 1.8. Mahindra Life was down by Rs 1.8, while Mahindra Life was down by Rs 1.7, while Phoenix was down by Rs 1.8. The BSE Realty Index closed 4.1 points down 5 points.

Auto stocks re-offloading: Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp, TVS Motor, Eicher Motors, Bosch

As a result of the steady decline in the sale of automobile companies' vehicles, the fund has made extensive sales in auto stocks. Ashok Leyland collapses by Rs 1.8, Tata Motors down by Rs 1.8, Hero MotoCorp down by Rs 1.8, TVS motor down by Rs 1.8 At Rs 5, Eicher Motors down Rs 1.8, Rs 5,7.5, Exide reduces by Rs 1.8, and Bosch drops by Rs 1.8, to Rs. Mahindra & Mahindra down Rs 1.8, Bharat Forge down Rs 1.8, Bajaj Auto down Rs 1.8, Balakrishna Ind Trijha Rs .4.70 to Rs .735.55, kayuminsa India Rs .1.65 to Rs .568.80, MRF was Rs .113.55 Rs .57,585.90.

Net sales of Rs 1 crore in cash of FII / FPIs: Net purchase of Rs 1 crore in Ghieni cash

FII-foreign institutional investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs, today sold a net worth of Rs 1.8 crore in cash. Total sales of Rs 8.5 crore were sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore. However, DII-local institutional investors today had a net purchase of Rs 1.8 crore in cash. Total sales of Rs 8.5 crore were sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore.

Market cap washed at Rs 1.5 lakh crore in 5 days after the budget, and remained at Rs 1.8 lakh crore.

Today, the consolidated market capitalization of shares of listed companies in the BSE was washed away by Rs 1.8 lakh crore in a single day to Rs 1.8 lakh crore today. Thus, since the introduction of the Union Budget 1, July 3, the continuous sale of foreign funds in stocks in the last 4 trading days has resulted in the erosion of the accumulated assets of Rs 1.5 lakh crore. The consolidated market capitalization of listed companies in the BSE was Rs 1.8 lakh crore as of July 1. That is, these days, it has dropped from Rs 1.5 lakh crore to Rs 1.8 lakh crore.