Sensex jumps 793 points to 37494 in local fund stocks at 2600 points

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. August 26, 2019, Monday

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaram announced the withdrawal of budgetary surcharges on Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) last weekend and also eliminated the enhanced surcharges on Long-Term and Short-Term Capital Gains (LTCGs) with Banking-Finance, Banking-Finance. Indian stock markets today saw a positive impact. However, after the stimulus package opened momentarily in the open market, Indian markets fell sharply behind global markets, especially Asian markets, and last week, the two countries announced trade unions, raising concerns about US-China trade wars imposing tariffs on each other. Index-based jump in stocks was washed out. With the offloading of metal-mining stocks, the frontline stocks plummeted to a negative zone. The US-backed Donald Trump re-swept the trade agreement with China on a U-turn as the market swelled again. Banking-finance stocks, with huge short cover of funds, attracted FMCG, Capital Goods-Power, Consumer Durables, Oil-Gas, Auto stocks, eventually jumping 5 points to 5 and Nifty spot jumping 5 points. Today, the Sensex had gained 5 points and the Nifty lost 5 points.

Sensex jumps 3 points to end 5-point swing-off

The day started with the expected gap-up opening today. The Sensex opened up 5 points in a 5-point gap in banking-finance stocks and power-capital goods, FMCG, pharma, oil-gas frontline stocks and auto stocks against the next close of 5.1. The rise in the Sensex fell 5 points and 5 points from the previous close, to a low of 5, with metal-mining stocks gaining momentum and offloading in heavyweight-frontline stocks. Which again resulted in the statement of the US President and in banking-finance stocks including Yash Bank, HDFC Limited, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank with FTM Larson & Toubro, NTPC, Power in Power-Capital Goods Shares with ITC, Hindustan Unilever With Grid Corp, Mahindra & Mahindra, ONGC, HCL Technology, along with attractions, plummeted by 5 points and jumped 4.1 points from the previous close to reach the top 5 and finally ended the day with 5.1 points. Thus, the Sensex saw an extraordinary 5-point swing today.

Nifty spot increased by 5 points at the end of 5 points trading in the range of 3 to 4.

NSE's Nifty spot opens with a 5-point gap-opening opening of 5 points against the next closed 1.2 HDFC Limited, HDFC Bank, Yash Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India, Axis Bank in Axis Bank, Axis Bank. Profit bookings, along with metal-mining stocks, had plunged by as low as 7.5. After recovering from the downturn, capital goods stocks with Larson & Toubro, including Larsen & Toubro, along with UltraTech Cement, Adani Ports, Zee, Titan, went up by 5 points to end the 5-point gains at 6.8 points. Was staying

In the week ending August, the Nifty 5,3 call jumped to 5: the Nifty 5.6 put down from 1.3 to 1.1.

At the end of the August trend in the derivatives, the Nifty 5,4 was up 6.8 against the 5 opening at 5,3,7,7,7,7,7,7.6, down from 5.7 in the previous week. The Nifty 5,4 put in 5,4,4 contracts to open at 5 heading against the working capital of Rs 5.7 crore, going back to the top 5 and finally coming down to 1.8. The Nifty 5,4 call ended at 5,4, with the opening of the 5 heading at 5.7 against the working turnover of Rs 5.6 million in the contract. The call of Nifty1, which opened at 1.1 heading against 1.8, went up from a low of 5 to a low of 5.7 at the end.

August Nifty Futures bounce up to 5, end 6: Bank Nifty futures rise by 5

The Nifty August Futures opened at a low of 5.7, against a 5.6 heading against the 5.6 million in the Futures 5,4 contracts, and went down to 5.7, eventually ending at 5.7 Was staying Bank Nifty August futures rose 5 to 5, to 5,3 with the opening of the 5,3,4 contract against the 5,3,7,7,7,7,3 contracts, and ended at 5,3.

Banks jump 5 points: Yash Bank, HDFC Ltd, Bajaj Finance, ICICI, State Bank jumped.

Banking-finance stocks rose sharply today as a result of rising liquidity in banks and incentives for finance companies, as the government announced last weekend to give Rs 3 crore crore of capital to the banking sector. Yash Bank rose by Rs 1.8, HDFC Limited rose by Rs 9, Bajaj Finance rose by Rs 5, HDFC Bank increased by Rs 1.8, and by Rs 9.5, ICICI Bank increased by Rs 1.8, RBL Bank rose by Rs 1.8, State Bank of India increased by Rs 1.7, and IDBI Bank increased by Rs. 1 increased by Rs 1.7, DHFL increased by Rs 1.8, by Rs 1.5, by Indian Bank Rs. Bank of India rose by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, Allahabad Bank increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, UCO Bank increased by Rs 1.8 to L1T, holding L&T Finance Rs. GIC Housing Finance rose by Rs 1.8, Mahindra and Mahindra Finance increased by Rs 1.8, Chaulla Fin increased by Rs 1.8, while GIC Housing Finance increased by Rs. While Reliance Capital increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs.20, Lakshmi Vilas Bank increased by Rs. Ta. The BSE Banks Index closed 4.1 points higher.

Capital Goods-Power stocks rally: ABB, Larson, BHEL, Lakshmi Machine, Kalpatru Power, HEG, Ables, NBCC rose

Capital Goods-Power stocks were also heavily funded today. ABB jumped by Rs 1.7, Larsen & Toubro increased by Rs 1.8, NBCC increased by Rs 1.8, while it increased by Rs 1.8, while it increased by Rs 1.8. 5.5, Kalpatru Power increased by Rs 5 to Rs 8, Siemens to Rs 5, Rs. 1, Reliance Infra increased by Rs 1.8, Kesi rose by Rs 1.8, Tata Power increased by Rs 1.8, and Adani trans. The mission was Rs .5.45 to Rs .229, NTPC at Rs .120.10 Rs .1.60.

USD 5 paise up, but crude oil prices plunge on oil-gas stocks

Despite the US dollar rising 5 paise against the rupee today to Rs 1.8, crude oil international prices fell, leaving Brent crude at $ 8 and Nyax crude at $ 5, while oil-gas stocks remained attractive. HPCL increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, Petronet LNG increased by Rs 1.8, IOC increased by Rs 9.5, BPCL increased by Rs 9.5, and increased by Rs. Gail was up 5.7 to Rs 1.8.

Pharma stocks bullish: Piramal, Abbott India, Hester Bio, Thyrocare, Newland Lab., Divis, Glenmark, Lalpath Lab. Increased

Pharmaceuticals stocks also raised funds today. Piramal Enterprises jumped by Rs 1.8, DIL increased by Rs 1.8, while Abbot India increased by Rs 1.8, Hester Bio increased by Rs 1.8, and it increased by Rs. 5.5, Thyrocare increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9.5, Newland Lab increased by Rs 1.8, Divis Lab increased by Rs 1.8, and Glenmark Rs. Lapatha Lab increased by Rs 1.8, Rupath Lab increased by Rs 1.8, Vimta Lab increased by Rs 1.8, Apollo Hospital Rs .20.25 .1460.45, lupina .8.95 per cent to Rs .747.30, doreddijha Laboratories were at Rs .26.95 .2566.55.

FMCG stocks attract funds: ITC, IFB Agro, Vadilal, Zydus, Pollen Milk, Bajaj Consumer rise

FMCG stocks were also the lure of funds today. IFB Agro jumped by Rs 1.7, Vadilal Industries by Rs 1.8, Zidus Wellness by Rs 1.8, and Zedus Wellness by Rs 1.8, ADF Food by Rs 1.8. Pollen Milk rose by Rs 1.8, Rs 4.1, Dwarkesh Sugar increased by Rs 1.8, ITC increased by Rs 9.8, while ITC increased by Rs 1.8, Britannia Rs. Hindustan Unile, DCM Shriram increased by 1.8, to Rs. Rs .15.40 per category was Rs .1874.75.

Small, mid-cap stocks re-emergence bullish: 3 stocks positive despite 2 stocks down

Today, the stock market has become positive with the purchase of funds, investors, players in a number of small, mid cap, cash stocks. Of the total scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was 2 and the number of decreases was 5. 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 1 crore in cash for FII / FPIs: Net purchase of Rs 1 crore in DII cash

FII-foreign institutional investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs, today sold 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.

Investors' wealth increased by Rs 1.8 lakh crore to Rs 1.8 lakh crore

Investors' wealth increased by Rs 1.5 lakh crore in just one day. The consolidated market capitalization of shares of listed companies in the BSE increased by Rs 1.8 lakh crore in a single day to Rs 1.8 lakh crore in a single day.