Stocks year-on-year auto, metal stocks attraction: Sensex down 17 points to 41558

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 30 December 2019, Monday

Preparing for the completion of calendar year 1, today saw the holiday mood in Indian stock markets alongside the global markets. Amid the low presence of foreign funds-FPIs, local fund-mutual funds were today buying selective in NAV-based small, mid-cap stocks. Along with this, there was a fascination in the side market today between reviewers' projections of the central budget preparation and the allocation of foreign funds in the new year for small, mid cap stocks. Funds, nominees today boosted automobile stocks as demand for new vehicles increased, with the central government tightening scrap policy for commercial vehicles by ending a new scrap policy for the automobile industry facing a long recession. Of course, the Reserve Bank of India was selling the funds in banking-financial stocks, cautioning that the NPA's position on the banks would worsen and the NPAs of banks-financial institutions would increase in New Year 1. Crude oil's international prices rose 8 cents to $ 5 per barrel, while Naimex crude surged 8 cents to close at $ 5.7. At the end of the index-based narrow fluctuations, the Sensex fell 5 points to 5 points, while the Sensex Nifty spot was up 5 points to close at 5.1 points.

The Sensex narrowed down to 5 points at the top and 5 to the bottom.

The day started off strong today. The Sensex opened at 1.1 heading against the next close of 1.0, with funds taking automobile stocks Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp, Mahindra and Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, and FMCG stocks including Nestlé Tata India, IT India and IT in India. , Sun Pharma, Titan, HCL Technology, Power Grid Corporation, IndusInd Bank, Larson & Toubro The Lakeli had risen to the top 5 at a time. The banking-finance stocks sold from the very beginning, including State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, and over-the-counter selling of funds, including TCS, Hindustan Unilever, Infosys, ONG, Infosys, ON and Infosys. Fell 5 points and closed at 5.

The Nifty spot was up by 5 points at the top and 1 for the lower end.

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 4.1 heading against the next close of 1.0, including Tata Motors, Eicher Motors, Hero MotoCorp, Mahindra and Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, and Bharti Airtel, Coal India, Vedanta Steel, Vedanta, Tata Steel and Tata Motors. Lavalley, including India, Zee, UPL, Sun Pharma, had risen to 7.8 at one time. Returning from the upswing, the banking-finance stocks were sold to ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, State Bank of India, Axis Bank, and Hindustan Unilever, including TCS, Infosys, IOC, Dr.Reddy's Lab, HDFC NCE, to HDFC NCE. In the end, the rise in automobile stocks with metal-mining stocks rose 5 points to close at 4.1.

Call of Nifty1,3 increased from 5 to 5 at 1 end.

Nifty based funds in derivatives eased the boom trade today. The Nifty 5,4 call ended at a low of 5, with the opening of the 5 heading against a 5.7 against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 crore in the contract. The Nifty 5,4 put down 5.7 against the working capital of Rs 5,6 crore in the contract, to end at 5.7, down from 5.7 at the end. The Nifty 5,4 put down 5.7 to the bottom of the 5, with the opening of the 5 heading against the working capital of Rs 5.9 crore in the contract, to end at 1.8. The call for Nifty1 was down 5.7, up 5.7 from the opening of 5.7 against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 crore in the contract.

Bank Nifty futures fall from 5,4 to 5: Nifty January futures rise from 5,7 to 5, end 5

Bank Nifty January futures closed at 5.7, up 5.7, against 5.7, at a turnover of Rs 5.6 million in the Futures 5,4 contracts, and then came back down to 5.7. He was. The Nifty January Futures closed down at 5,4 with the opening of the 5.6 heading against the 5.6-rupture in the Futures 1.8 contracts, and ended at 5.7. The call for Nifty1, which opened at 5.7 against the 5 heading down 5, was down 5.7 to the end. The Nifty 5 put a 1.2 to the bottom 5, and to the bottom 5, to 5.7.

Auto stocks boosted by scrap policy for commercial vehicles: Tata Motors, Eicher Motors, Mahindra rise

The new government has been finalizing a new scrap policy to scrap the automobile industry in scrap vehicles and control the vehicular pollution in the country, and strict rules have been issued to scrap commercial vehicles. General Chat Chat Lounge Tata Motors is up by Rs 1.8, TVS Motors is up by Rs 1.8, Ashok Leyland is up by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.8, Eicher Motors is up by Rs 1.8. Hero MotoCorp increased by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.7, Bosch by Rs 1.8, and Mahindra and Mahindra by Rs 1.8, respectively. 1, MRF increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5,1, Amarraja batteries increased by Rs 1.8, Maruti Suzuki by Rs 1.8, and by Rs 1.8. Rasen Sumi rose by Rs 1.7, Apollo Tire increased by Rs 1.8, while Balakrishna Industries increased by Rs 1.8, Rs 5, Exide Rs 1.8, Bajaj Auto increased by Rs 1.8. There were 5.1.1. The BSE auto index was up 4.1 points to close at 5,4.1.

Valuation of funds in metal-mining stocks: Jindal Steel, Sail, Vedanta, Hindalco, Coal India, Tata Steel, JSW Steel rose

With the continued attraction of trade deals between the United States and China, funds in metal-mining stocks were being selected year after year. Jindal Steel increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, Sail India increased by Rs 5 to Rs 9, Vedanta increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, Hindalco to Rs 9.8 from Rs. 1, Coal India increased by Rs 1.8, Tata Steel increased by Rs 1.8, JSW Steel increased by Rs 9.8, and Nalco rose by Rs. Were staying. The BSE metal index closed 4.1 points higher to close at 5,4.1.

FMCG shares attracted funds: Nestlé India, Heritage Food, ITC, Vadilal, Dalmia Sugar rose

FMCG was the pick of the funds in the sugar stocks today. Nestlé India increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5,8, Heritage Food increased by Rs 1.8, CCL by Rs 1.8, and Dalmia Sugar by Rs 1.8. Vadilal Industries increased by Rs 1.8, Ruddha Industries increased by Rs 1.8, Avadh Sugar increased by Rs 1.8, and Tata Global Beverages increased by Rs. ITC increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, Godrej Agro increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, Marico increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, Bajaj Consumer increased by Rs. Dhine was Rs .232.85.

Banking-finance stocks plunge: State Bank, Yash Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank fall

Banking-finance stocks were down today, with the Reserve Bank of India warning that banks' NPAs will rise in the next year in its report. Yash Bank declined by Rs 1.8, ICICI Bank dropped by Rs 1.8, State Bank of India reduced by Rs 5, Axis Bank dropped by Rs 1.8, and the Federal Bank declined by Rs 1.8, Religare dropped by Rs 1.8, Muthoot finance dropped by Rs 1.8, Bank of India dropped by Rs 1.8, and ICICI. The securities were down by Rs.

Net sales of Rs 5 crore in FII cash: Net purchase of Rs 5 crore in DII cash

FIIs - Foreign Institutional Investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors - 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. 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.

Small, Mid Cap stocks pick up local funds: 2 stocks positive: 5 stocks boom circuit

Small, mid-cap, cash stocks continued to be positive year-over-year with market funds being positive for local funds, high net worth investors as well as select stocks of nominees. 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.