Sensex continued to decline: Sensex dropped 208 points to 41115

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 22 January 2020, Wednesday

With the ever-weakening Indian position on the economic front and the challenges of reviving the economy, in the coming Union Budget, the market of multiple incentives, this time with limited scope to provide relief and incentives for the government against the expectation of corporate India, shares in the opinion of some reviewers. The cautious overboat position was eased with caution. As the automobile industry continues to face diminished demand due to the industrial slowdown, the risk of further bank-finance companies sinking loan-NPAs, as well as poor performance in corporate India's third-quarter results, has prompted caution in the new take on shares announced by some companies. On the international front, crude oil prices fell 5 cents to $ 5.7, while Naimax fell 5 cents to close at $ 1.8. The US markets were weakening against the strong in Asian-Pacific markets and European markets in the global stock markets. Sensex fell 5 points to 5.7 and Nifty spot 5 to close at 5.6 points on selling of funds in banking, finance, oil-gas, automobiles, power-capital goods, metal-mining stocks. Were staying.

The Sensex went up to 5 in initial strength and finally fell 3 points.

The day started off strong today. Stocks in Nestlé India, State Bank of India, Bajaj Finance, Sun Pharma, Bharti Airtel, Mahindra and Mahindra closed higher on the Sensex, with TCS, Infosys, HCL technology taking shares in IT-software services stocks. Had reached 7. Returning from the boom, banking-finance stocks include Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC Limited, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank, Offloading and ONGC, NTPC, Maruti Suzupo Tuzuki, Lars Tuzuoki, Lars, Sellers, including Hindustan Unilever, washed the correction down to a low of 5, eventually ending 5.2 points. 5.38 closed.

The Nifty spot initially went up to 5 and returned, eventually falling to 5 points.

NSE's Nifty spot opens at 4.1 heading against the next closed 1.2, with stocks in IT stocks Infosys, TCS, HCL Technologies, Reliance Industries, Zee, Grasim, Nestle India, Adani Ports, Bharti Airtel, Bajaj Airtel, Bajaj Airtel, Lavallee had risen to 1.8 at one time. Returning from the booming banking-finance stocks, HDFC Ltd., Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, and Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, Nand Thing, Oaji, Oaji, Oaji, Oaji, Oaji, Sell ​​with Asian Paints, Power Grid Corp., BPCL, Larson, Tata Steel, JSW Steel After falling to a low of 5, the end fell 5 points to close at 5.1.

Call of Nifty1.5 dropped from 5.4 to 8: Nifty1.4's put up from 1.8

Nifty based in the derivatives today, the fund continued to trade sharply. 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. The Nifty 5,4 put the gains down from a low of 5.7, to a low of 5.7, to a low of 5.7 against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 million in the contract. The call for Nifty1 was down 5.7 to open at 5 heading against 5.7 in the working hours of Rs 5,6 crore in the contract.

Bank Nifty futures fall from 1, 5 to 5: Nifty futures down 5, 5

Bank Nifty closed at 5,4, up from 5,4 in the January Futures 5,4 contracts, to open at 5,3, against 5,3,7,7,7,7,6. The Nifty January Futures closed down at 5.7, up 5.7, against the 5,4,7,7,7,7,4,4,200 contracts in the Futures contract. General Chat Chat Lounge The Nifty 5,4 put the gains down from a low of 5.7 to a low of 5.7 in the contract, against a working turnover of Rs 1.75 crore, to end at 5.7. The Nifty 5,4 call ended at a low of 5.7 with the opening of 5 heading against a workload of Rs 1.5 crore in 5,4,6 contracts.

Kotak Bank down Rs 1 to Rs 2: IIFL, HDFC, Wise Forex, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Federal Bank, IndusInd.

Banking-finance stocks were constantly selling funds to investors. Funds were eased by selling more caution, with the risk of banks' sinking loans continuing to rise. Kotak Mahindra Bank down Rs 1.8, ICICI Bank down Rs 5, Axis Bank down Rs 1.8, Federal Bank down Rs 7, Rs 2.6 Bank reduced by Rs 1.8, RBL bank fell by Rs 1.7, while Bank of the Union Union fell by Rs 1.8, HDFC Bank dropped by Rs 1.8. Weiss Forex down Rs 1.8, Rs 3.5, Repco Home down Rs 1.8, Rs 1.5, IIFL down Rs 5 Muthoot Finance dropped by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.5, Religare reduced by Rs 1.8, HDFC Ltd dropped Rs 1.8, Rs 2.4, GIC housing. Finance down Rs 1.8, Canfin Home down Rs 1.8, Indiabulls Housing Finance down Rs 1.8, JM Financial down Rs 1.8 MCX dropped by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.8, L&T finance holding dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5. Were 0. The BSE Banks Index closed 4.1 points down to 4.1.

Crude Brent down to $ 5: Oil-gas stocks soften: ONGC, HPCL, BPCL, IOC fall

Funds also sold oil-gas stocks as Brent crude fell 5 cents to $ 8.2, while Naimax fell 5 cents to $ 5, with demand for crude oil falling on global economic slowdown. ONGC dropped by Rs 1.8, HPCL down by Rs 1.8, Castrol India dropped by Rs 1.7, BPCL declined by Rs 1.8, and by Rs 2.5. Petronet LNG was down Rs 1.8, IOC was down by Rs 9, Gail was up by Rs 1.8, Reliance Industries was at Rs 1.8.

China Negative News Slows Down Metal-Mining Stocks: Coal India, Jindal Steel, NMDC, Hindalco

Metal-mining stocks were also being sold today, amid speculation that China's global trade may be hit by deadly viruses in China. Coal India dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Jindal Steel down Rs 5.2 to Rs 5, NMDC declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, Hindustan zinc dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5. Hindalco was down by Rs 1.8, JSW Steel was down by Rs 1.8, and by Tata Steel, it was reduced by Rs. The BSE metal index closed 4.1 points down to 4.1.

Automobile stocks offloading due to slow demand: Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Bosch, Bajaj Auto, MRF shrinks

As the automobile industry was going through a diminishing demand crisis, automobile stocks were constantly selling funds. Tata Motors down Rs 1.8, Maruti Suzuki down Rs 5, Rs 8, Bosch down Rs 5, Rs 5,8.5, Bajaj Auto down Rs 5 The MRF was down by 5.7 rupees, while the Apollo tires were at Rs 1.8.

Power-capital goods stocks plunge: BEL, NBCC, Abeles, Bharat Forge, Larson, NTPC, KEC fall

Power-Capital Goods stocks were also selling funds today. BEL down Rs 1.8, NBCC down Rs 1.8, AIA Engineering down Rs 5, Ables Engineering India down Rs 5, Rs 5 Bharat Forge dropped Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, Weigard dropped by Rs 5, Larson and Toubro down by Rs 1.7, and Siemens dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5. NTPC declined by Rs 5 to Rs 5, while KEC dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5.

IT stocks attraction in bad markets: TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies, Emphasis, MindTree, Oracle FinServe increased

The bad market was attracting funds in IT-software services stocks today. NIIT technology increased by Rs 1.8, TCS increased by Rs 9.8, while Infosys increased by Rs 9.8, while MindTree increased by Rs. Emphases increased by Rs 1.8, Oracle FinServe increased by Rs 1.8, and HCL technology increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5.

Small, mid cap, cash stocks continued erosion: 2 stocks negative closed: 3 stocks only sellers bearish circuit

With the softening in the Sensex-Nifty, the stock market remained negative due to the continued booking of profit bookings in small, mid-cap, cash stocks, stocks today. Of the total scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was 2 and the number of decreases was 5. The only circuit was the downward circuit of the ONLY SELLER against the upper circuit of the ONLY BIAR boom in 5 stocks.

ITI Limited has fixed a price band of Rs 5 to 8 per share for FPO

ITI Limited, a government-owned telecommunications technology venture company, has fixed a price band of Rs 5 to Rs 5 per share for its follow-on public offering (FPO). The FPO will open on January 5 and close on January 3. The company is likely to raise Rs 1 crore through issue. Apart from this, 1.5 crore will be raised through the issue to be reserved for approved employees. The company will use this fund to fund working capital needs and pay back current debt. ITI achieved a turnover of Rs 1 crore in FY 6-8. Company Chairman and Managing Director Rakesh Mohan Agarwal said that the company has taken several steps to reduce its operational costs and increase operational efficiency and productivity.