Sensex dropped 202 points to 4,1055

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 17 February 2020, Monday

China's Investor Responds to China's Appeal for Helping the World, China's Big Bang on the Economic Front After more than 3 people were infected with the virus and more than 5 people worldwide were affected by the virus. European markets were bullish today, strengthening the currency yuan. But as expected, funds in Indian stock markets have begun a large correction in the index-based market today, with extensive offloading of small, mid-cap stocks. With the Indian Crisis likely to have a negative impact on India along with other countries as the Indian economy is going through a challenging time now, international rating agency Moody's estimates lowering its GDP growth forecast for India for the year 1 to 8.5 and delaying the economic recovery. Had chosen to be relaxed. In the oil, gas, pharmaceuticals, healthcare and capital goods stocks, the Sensex fell 5 points to close at 5.2, and the Nifty spot closed down 5 points to close at 5.1.

Sensex ready to lose level 1: fall to 5, fall 5 points

The day started out modestly strong today. The Sensex opened at 5.4 heading against the next close of 1.0, with FMCG stocks being led by Nestlé India, and shares of Tata Group companies, including TCS, Titan Company, Tata Steel, attracting funds, and Infosys, UltraTech Cement, AxisCent Bank, AxisCent Bank, Mahindra Bank and Tata Motors, including Lavallee, rose to 1.8 at one time. Those recovering on the back of offloading in oil-gas stocks including ONGC, Reliance Industries, and selling power-capital goods stocks including NTPC, Larson & Toubro, Power Grid Corp. and Sun Pharma, State Bank of TechIndia, HCI India, Ltd., Sellers including ITC, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Finance, fell to a low of 5.7 at the end of 7.1. Closed down 41055.69 points.

Nifty spot ready to lose surface again: falling to 5, finally falling 5 points

NSE's Nifty spot opens at Nestle India, with the opening of 5.4 heading against the next close of 1.6, with Consumer Durables giant Titan Company as well as other Tata group companies TCS, Tata Steel attracting and Infosys, ViproSite, Vipro, Vipro, Vipro, Lavalley, including Axis Bank, Zee Entertainment, rose at a time to 7.5. Returning from the boom, Oil-gas stocks include Gail India, IOC, ONGC, BPCL, Reliance Industries including Offloading and HDFC Ltd., Bajaj Finserv, Yash Bank, Hero MotoCorp, Cipla, Ida Port, India, Coal India, Sellers, including India, ICICI Bank and Grasim, fell to a low of 5.7, eventually ending 5.2 points to close at 5.4.

Call of Nifty1.5 dropped from 7.2 to 7: Nifty1.4 put up by 8.8 to end at 1.1

Nifty based on the derivatives, the fund today eased further trading on the bullion. 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 together, reaching a low of 5.7 with the opening of 5 heading against the working capital of Rs. The Nifty 5,4 put the gains down from a low of 5 heading to a low of 5.7, against a working turnover of Rs 5.6 crore in the contract, to end at 5.7. The Nifty 5,4 put the gains down from 5 to 5, with the opening of 5 heading against the working capital of Rs.

Bank Nifty February futures decline from 5,8 to 5,3: Nifty futures down 5,7

Bank Nifty February Futures closed down at 5.7, up from 5.4, heading 5.2 in the Futures 5,4 contracts to Rs 5.7 in the working hours of Rs 1.8 crore. Was staying The Nifty February Futures closed down at 5.4, up from 5.4, to 5.4, at 5,6 contracts, to 5,7,7, against a turnover of Rs 1.5 crore. 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 call of Nifty1 was down 5.7 against the 5 heading at 0.5 and ended at 5.1, down from 5.7.

Crude Strong Brent $ 1: Naymax 1 Dollar: Indraprastha Gas, ONGC, Gail, BPCL, IOC Decrease

Crude Oil's international prices continued to be strong today, with Brent crude at $ 1.8 and Nyax crude at $ 1.8. Of course, with China's Corona virus crisis indicating a global recession, the automobile industry was constantly undergoing crisis with the industrial downturn as house petrol, diesel prices continued to decline. Oil-gas stocks were down today. Indraprastha gas dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, ONGC dropped by Rs 5 to Rs 5, BPCL dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, IOC dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5. PetroNet LNG down Rs 1.7, Castrol India down Rs 5, HPCL down Rs 5, Reliance Industries down Rs 5 1 was down to Rs. The BSE oil-gas index was down 5 points to close at 5,4.5.

Healthcare index falls 5 points: Glenmark drops by Rs 1 to Rs: Ipka Lab, Ajanta Pharma, Shilpa Medi, Cipla

Fund stocks have also been booked in pharma stocks today amid reports that China's corona virus crisis in the pharmaceuticals sector has led to some drug shortages in the country, as supplies from China come to a halt. The BSE Healthcare Index closed 4.1 points down to close at 5.4. Glenmark Pharma collapses by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.7, Eris rises by Rs 5, Rs 5, Ajanta Pharma down Rs 5, Rs 3, Vimta Lab drops Rs 5, Rs 8 Labs fell by Rs 1.8, Shilpa Madi dropped by Rs 1.8, JB Chemicals dropped by Rs 1.8, and AstraZeneca dropped by Rs 1.8. Aurobindo Pharma declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, Pfizer down by Rs 5 to Rs 5, Cipla down by Rs 1.8. 4.1, Novartis dropped Rs 1.8 to Rs 9, RPG Life dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Sun Pharma dropped Rs 5 to Rs 5, Sanofi went down to Rs 5.2. BioCon was down Rs 5.2, Rs 2.4, Lupine dropped Rs 5, Rs 2.4, while Abbott India was down Rs 5.7.

Capital Goods-Power stocks include Graphite, NBCC, BHEL, NTPC, Hindustan Aeronautics, AIA Eng. Decreased

Funds were also widely sold today in Power-Capital Goods stocks. Graphite India dropped by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, NBCC declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, while from BSE dropped by Rs 1.8 to Rs 5, Hindustan Aeronautics dropped by Rs 1.8. 5.1, AIA Engineering dropped by Rs 1.8, SKF India reduced by Rs 1.7, Adani transmission dropped by Rs 1.8, and Tata Power went down by Rs. NTPC declined by Rs 1.8, NTPC down by Rs 1.7, Adani power dropped by Rs 1.8, CESC dropped by Rs. .55 cent to Rs .702.30, Kalpataru Power Rs .6.20 to Rs .379, Siemens was Rs .702.30 Rs .11.55.

China's Stimulus Makes Copper Prices Prices Despite Metal-Mining Stocks Slow: Vedanta, Tata Steel Rise

Metal-mining stocks continued to soften today, despite non-ferrous metal prices rising sharply, including copper, on the global front as China provided Stimulus to support the economy in a crisis situation. Coal India down Rs 1.8, sail down by Rs 1.7, Hindalco down by Rs 1.8, Nalco Rs 1.8, Hindustan zinc Rs. The decline was down to Rs 1.8, JSW Steel was at Rs 5.6, NMDC at Rs 5. While Vedanta rose by Rs 5 to Rs 5, Tata Steel was up by 7.8 to Rs 5.

Preferred Attraction in IT-Software stocks: MindTree, Emphasis, TCS, Infosys, Wipro

IT-software services stocks were the pick of the day. MindTree went down by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.8, Emphasis rose by Rs 1.7, TCS increased by Rs 1.8, and TCS rose by Rs 1.8, while Infosys rose by Rs 1.8. There were two.

Shares of consumer durables pick up: Orient Electric, Crompton, Titan, Blue Star, Rajesh Exports rise

Consumer durables were among the stocks on the fund today. Orient Electric went up by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.6, Crompton by Rs 1.8, Titan increased by Rs 1.8, Blue Star increased by Rs 1.8, Blue Star increased by Rs. 6.5, Rajesh Exports rose by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.8, Voltas increased by Rs 1.8, and TTK Prestige increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs.

Beginning of the Great Recession: Small, Mid Cap stocks widespread gaps: 5 stocks negative closed: 5 stocks Circulation slowdown

With the softening in the Sensex-Nifty, today, the stock market has been extremely bad with small, mid-cap, cash stocks, funds being sold constantly. There was debate in the market about the beginning of a big slowdown with the onset of an abnormal erosion in small, mid cap stocks today. 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 / FIIs: Net sales in cash of Rs. 1 crore Cash sales of Rs. 1 crore in DII cash.

FII-foreign institutional investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs, today reported net sales 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. While DII-local institutional investors today had net sales 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.