Nifty dropped 45 points to 11633

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 27 February 2020, Thursday

Corona virus originating from China is widespread around the world, with positive cases reported in six countries including Japan, South Korea, Iran, the Middle East, Greece, Thailand, and now Japan's decision to close schools in Europe, preventing the spread of the virus. The global stock market is seeing a steady erosion today as the economy is in turmoil I said. With the softening of the global markets, the economic downturn is also rising, with the rise of violence in New Delhi and the rise of the downturn in various industries as funds have ended the February trend in Indian stock markets. Of course, over the past few days, over-sold positions have seen a larger decline than the big cover, after funds created a relentlessly large short position by the big players in the recession. In the wake of the global recession, international prices of crude oil were also steadily falling. IT-Software Services, Realty, Oil, Gas, Metal-Mining, Banking-Finance, Automobiles, Capital Goods-Power stocks were constantly selling funds. While consumer durables were the preferred attraction in stocks. In the opening session, the Nifty spot fell short by 0.5 points to close at 5.7, while short covering closed down by 5 points, and the Sensex was down by 4.1 points to close at 5.1.

The Sensex broke 5 points in the opening session to reach 5.7, while short cover eventually dropped 5 points.

The day started today with the pre-opening opening at 4.1 against 5.1 heading, with the IT stocks of the funds being offloading with HCL technology, TCS, Infosys and the falling prices of crude oil, ONGC in oil-gas stocks, Reliance Bank in Reliance and Reliance Industries. Offloading, including Of India, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finance Hero project stocks, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Auto off, and the metal-mining stocks was up 465.69 points to close at 39423.27 points, down one point, Tata Steel including vecavalie. Sun Pharma, Titan, Axis Bank, Maruti Suzuki, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra, Hindustan Unilever, Nestlé India ended the day with a short cover, falling 1.8 points to close at 5.6.

The Nifty spot started at a low of 5 points to a low of 5 and eventually dropped to 5 points.

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 4.1 heading against the next close of 5, and returned to strength 1.5, returning to IT-software stocks Wipro, HCL technology, TCS with oil-gas stocks ONGC, IOC, Reliance Industries, GE Industries. Banking-finance stocks include State Bank of India, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finance, ICICI Bank, HDFC Limited , Including Yash Bank and being sold in automobile stocks including Mahindra & Mahindra, Hero MotoCorp, Eicher Motors, Bajaj Auto and ITC, Bharti Airtel, Hindalco, Tata Steel, JSW Steel, UltraTech and Cement at UltraNew Cement. The point was broken down to 5.2. Sun Pharma, Titan, Britannia, Grasim, Axis Bank, Infratel, Maruti Suzuki, Kotak Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Hindustan Unilever, Tata Motors were able to achieve a major downfall with short cover from the fall. General Chat Chat Lounge

February recession ends Nifty February. Broken down to 1 at 2 Settlement: March Nifty at 3 end 2

Today, February's trend in derivatives ended in a recession. Of course, the short cover was last seen today in an oversold position. The Nifty February Futures closed down at 5,7, up 5.7 heading against the 5.6 million in the Futures Futures contract, and closed at a low of 5.7 at the bottom. ૮૦ was settled. The Nifty March Futures closed down at 1.2, with the opening of the 5.7 heading against the 5.6 million in the Futures 5,4 contracts, and the bottom fell to the low of 5.7. It was 1.2.

Bank Nifty breaks February 1, end 5, settle 5: March Bank Nifty futures fall from 5,3 to 5

Bank Nifty February Futures closed at 5,4, down 5.7, from 5,7,4.5 in the Futures 5,4 contracts to a low of 5.7 heading against the 5.6-tonne. Bank Nifty March Futures closed at 5.4, down 5.7, against the 5.7 heading against the 5.7 heading into the trading hands of Rs 1.5 crore.

Extensive erosion in realty stocks: Prestige, Godrej Property, Mahindra Life, Phoenix, Sun Tech, Shobha, DLF

The real estate sector was experiencing a downturn, with realty stocks selling heavily in the wake of real estate downturn. Prestige estate dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Godrej property dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Mahindra Life dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, while Phoenix dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5. , Sun Tech fell by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, while Shobha developers dropped Rs 5 to Rs 8, while DLF was down Rs 5 to Rs 5.

IT, Telecom, Media stocks declined Tejas Net, MindTree, Inox Leisure, Wipro, TCS, HCL

In the midst of the global recession, shares of IT-software services, telecom, media, entertainment companies were widely sold today. Tejas Net breaks down by Rs 1.8, MindTree breaks Rs 1.7, Dish TV drops Rs 1.7, Jagr releases drop by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.8, Inox Leisure dropped by Rs 1.8, Wipro down by Rs 1.7, HCL technology dropped by Rs 1.7, and TV Today dropped by Rs 1.8. Sun, Zee declined by Rs 1.8, Sun TV dropped by Rs 1.8, TCS dropped by Rs 1.8, TCS dropped by Rs 1.8, Infosys dropped by Rs. Reduced to Rs Or were. The US dollar against the rupee today fell five paise to Rs.

Continuous gaps in auto stocks: Cummins breaks down by Rs 5: Ashok, Amar Raja, Bosch, Hero, MRF, Eicher

The automobile industry continued to sell auto stocks today due to the sluggish performance of the companies. Cummins India collapses to Rs 1.8, Ashok Leyland down Rs 1.8, Amarraja batteries down Rs 5, Rs 5, Mahindra and Mahindra Rs 5 5.1, Bosch dropped by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5,8, Madarsan Sumi dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 1.7, Hero Motocorp down by Rs 1.8 to Rs 7.5, Balakrishna Industries down Rs. 5.5 down to Rs 1, MRF down Rs 5 to Rs 5,8, Eicher Motors down Rs 5 to Rs 5,2 Bajaj Auto was down Rs 5.7 to Rs 1.8.

Oil stocks plunge by $ 1.8, Brent crude down $ 1.3, and Nymex crude breaks $ 1.3

Crude oil prices continued to decline due to the Corona Virus, as crude oil prices continued to decline today, leaving Brent crude at $ 1.8 and US $ 1.6, breaking down US $ 1.6 and selling oil-gas stocks. Castrol India dropped Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, ONGC down Rs 5.2 to Rs 9, IOC down Rs 5.2 to Rs 9, HPCL down to Rs 5 from Rs 5. , GSPL declined by Rs 1.8, BPCL declined by Rs 1.8, and Reliance Industries declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5.

State Bank, Edelweiss, GIC Re, PNB, IIFL, IndusInd Bank, ICICI, RBL Bank reduced

Banking-finance stocks continued to soften today. Sensex sold at State Bank of India fell by Rs 5.2 to Rs 2.5, while IndusInd Bank declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, ICICI Bank dropped by Rs 1.8 to Rs 9.2, RBL Bank to Rs. While the GIC rebate was down by Rs 1.7, the credit access was reduced by Rs 1.7, Oriental Bank dropped by Rs 1.8, and it lost Rs. 1.2, Edelweiss dropped Rs 1.8, PNB down Rs 1.8, Allahabad Bank Rs 5, II Fell down Rs 1.8, LIC Housing Finance down Rs 5.7, Canara Bank down Rs 5.9, Mahindra Finance down Rs 5.2 L&T Finance was down by 5.4 to Rs 5, at Rs 5.

Credit rating agencies downgrade steel sector to lower metal-mining stocks against steel companies raising prices

The fund's metal-mining stocks continued to sell today amid reports of a credit rating agency downgrading the steel sector against steel companies' rise in prices and a global recession. Nalco down Rs 1.8, JSW Steel down Rs 5, Rs 1.6, sail Rs 5, NMDC down Rs 5, Jindal steel drops Rs 5 While Tata Steel was down Rs 1.7, Rs 1.7, Hindalco and Rs 5.6, and Tata Steel were down.

Small, Mid Cap stocks consistently widespread selling: 1 stock closed negative: 2 stocks Circuit recession

With the Sensex-Nifty's continued softening, today, the market-breadth of small, mid-cap, cash stocks, stocks, and unsold traders remained negative. Of the total scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was 2 and the number of decreases was 5. The only circuit against the upper circuit of the ONLY BIAR boom in the 5 stocks was the lower circuit of the ONLY SELLER recession.

FPIs / FII sells huge net worth of Rs 1 crore in NIKESH: net purchase of Rs 1 crore in DII cash

FII-foreign institutional investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs, today sold a huge net worth of Rs 1.8 crore in cash. A total of Rs 8.5 crore was 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. A total of Rs 8.5 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore.

Investors' property-market capitalization dropped to Rs 8,000 crore from Rs 1.8 lakh crore

Market capitalization - Investors' wealth in the stocks of listed companies in BSE today fell by more than Rs 1 thousand crore to Rs 1.8 lakh crore today.