Corona epidemic widespread in global markets: stocks gain universal: Sensex up 2919 points to 32778

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. March 12, 2020, Thursday

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Corona Virus (Covid-19) pandemic to the world and the US government's Trump government has pushed the UK to increase the number of positive cases of Corona virus. Except for a 30-day ban on people's entry into the US from European countries, yesterday, the US stock markets had a downturn in European markets today. Today, those who have forgotten the financial crisis of 2008 have been called a jerk in global markets. With the extraordinary universal boom in the European markets, the big bang in the Asian markets was spoken today. In India too, the number of positive cases of the corona virus has risen to 72, with a sharp rise in anxiety and a downturn in the economic recession.

Sentiment worsened as reports of collapse of the banking-financial system and flow of new banks began to erode in the last 12 days of foreign funds, amid reports of collapse everywhere. Sensex-Nifty sells a day Was. Against the rupee, the US dollar rose 74 paise to close at Rs 74.23, up 58 paise.

Crude oil international prices also continued to fall in the recession of the global Great Depression this evening with Brent crude oil closing $ 2.17 per barrel at $ 33.62 and Naimx crude closing $ 1.93 and closing at $ 31.05. Sensex, a 95-day high of 95.95.186 and 86.98 points, ranged from banking, finance, power-capital goods, pharma-healthcare, IT-software services, metal-mining, oil-gas, automobiles, consumer durables stocks. Had fallen to a low since 2017. As a result of the relentless hammering of foreign funds, today's capital accumulation of shares on a single day has resulted in a historic wastage of Rs 11.44 lakh crore and the market capitalization has gone up to Rs. 125.70 lakh crore.

Sensex intra-day fell 3204 points to end at 32493 with a record 2929 points at 32778.

The day started with a bang as expected today. Sensex next closed at 35697.40 with 34472.50 heading from the beginning of the global erosion to Universal Delegation, followed by State Bank of India, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited and iCasey, Bajaj Financial, Bajaj, and Bajaj. TCS, Titan, Larson & Toubro, NTPC, Power Grid Corp., UltraTech Cements, Maruti Ujhuki, Sun Pharma, Bajaj Auto, Infosys, including 30 funds hemaringe stocks closed at 32778.14 points at one stage, to close at 2919.26 up to 3204.30 points to 32493.10 points of the historic one-day fall.

Nifty spot intra-day 950 points up to 9508 at 868 points at historic high of 9590

NSE's Nifty spot opened at 10039.95 against the next closed 10458.40, starting with Kadaka banking-finance stocks including State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited, Yash Bank, Axis Bank, Big Bank, Indus Bank, Indus Bank. And oil-gas stocks including Reliance Industries, ONGC, Gail India, IOC, BPCL as well as metal-mining stocks. IT stocks with Kadakas including Danta, Hindalco, Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Coal India, TCS, Infosys, HCL Technology, Tech Mahindra including Offloading and UPL, ITC, Hindustan Unilever, NTPC Otto, Tito, Tatoo, Tatoo, Matru, Sellers including Suzuki and Larsen & Toubro sold 950.40 points at one point to end the bottom 9508. At the one-day historic high of 868.25 points, 9590.15 closed.

Technically Nifty Trend Down: Nifty Spot Closes Above 11,204 For New Prices

Technically the Nifty is showing near trend down. It is technically shown that the shutdown on Nifty spot 11240 is necessary for a new boom in the Nifty.

Nifty March futures break down to 9412 at 9580: Bank Nifty futures break down to 23,381 at 24,011

The Nifty March Future closed at 9934.40 against 10,450.75 at a price of Rs 37,102.60 crore in 5,07,968 contracts. Bank Nifty March Futures closed at 25,190 heading to 25,190 against 26,490.40 for a working turnover of Rs 20,579.64 crore in 4,600,174 contracts and ended at 24,011.60 at 23,381.

New crisis in banks-finance companies: new NPAs created as defaulters rise: State Bank breaks Rs32 to Rs212

Banking-finance stocks were on the verge of collapse today as corporate India, entrepreneurs, businessmen defaulted on defaults on loans, and global financial downturns were on the verge of collapse. State Bank of India broke down by Rs 32.45 to Rs.212.75, Yash Bank lost Rs3.75 to Rs 25.05, Axis Bank to Rs. 75.90 to Rs.542.85, Federal Bank to Rs. 8.30 to Rs. 63.10, ICICI Bank to Rs. 425, RBL Bank lost Rs 19.10, Rs 207.55, IndusInd Bank broke down Rs 71.40, Rs 782.25, HDFC Bank broke Rs 91.05 and Rs 1021.70, Kotak Mahindra Bank broke down Rs 122.65 and Rs. Rs.190 remained. The BSEbanx Index closed 285.51 points, or 27598.40.

Centrum Capital, Magma, IDBI, IDFC First Bank, Repco Home, Indiabulls Housing, Equitas, L&T Financial, Birla Money, HDFC AMC broke down.

Among stocks today, Centrum Capital lost Rs.13.15, Magma lost Rs.1620, Rs.28.10, IDBI lost Rs4.40, Rs.21.30, IDFC First Bank lost Rs.5.70.60, and Rs. Home Finance collapsed by Rs 42.95 to Rs.214.70, Equitas lost Rs.14.35 to Rs.73.40, L&T Finance holding to Rs. 15.85 to Rs. 81.50, IDFC Ltd. to Rs. 4.55 to Rs. 24.35 to Birla Money at Rs. 22, HDFC AMC Rs 439 broken Syndicate Bank collapsed by Rs.2.70 to Rs. 15.40, Bank of Baroda collapsed by Rs. 9.70 to Rs. 56.65, Indian Bank was down by Rs. 8.50 to Rs. 54.35, PNB Housing Finance was reduced by Rs. 35.70 to Rs. 232.85. 39.85 broken down to Rs 262.95, IIFL down 17.65 to Rs 124.05, Motilal Oswal broke Rs82.30 to Rs 641.55, accommodation was reduced to Rs.218.35 and bonds to Rs. The BSE finance index closed 530.01 points to close at 5371.95.

Auto industry crisis besieged: Motherson, Apollo, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Maruti, Ashok Leyland, Bosch, Amar Raja broken

With the global recession hitting the Great Depression, the crisis of the automobile industry has worsened, and automobile stocks are facing extraordinary shocks today. Motherson Sumi breaks down Rs 21.80 to Rs 68.05, Apollo tire breaks Rs 14.70 to break Rs 100.25, Tata Motors breaks down to Rs 11, Bajaj Auto breaks down to Rs 2,40.70, Bajaj Auto breaks down to Rs 2350, Maruti Suzuki breaks down to Rs. Ashok Leyland dropped Rs 5.45 to Rs 63.35, Bosch lost Rs 970.45 to Rs 11,430, Amar Raja batteries Rs 47.05 to Rs 554.75, Hero Motocorp to Rs 132.65 to Rs 1,904.50, Mahindra and Mahindra to Rs 28.74. Balakrishna Industries collapsed by Rs 59.55 to Rs 977.20, Cummins India broke down by Rs 25.75. E452, Eicher Motors broke down by Rs 843.25 to Rs 16,887.75, MRF by Rs 2841.70 to Rs 60.665.20, TVS motor to Rs 133.83.

Healthcare stocks tumble: Glenmark breaks down by Rs59 to Rs199: Wockhardt, RPG Life, Aurobindo, Sun Pharma breaks down

Pharma-healthcare stocks were also hit hard today. The BSE Healthcare Index closed 1106.60 points down 12249.89. Glenmark lost Rs 59.30 to Rs199.55, Wockhardt lost Rs 49.20 to Rs 206.70, RPG Life to Rs. 37.58, Aurobindo Pharma to Rs. 37.38 to Rs. 374.50, to Cliché from Rs. 14.30 to Rs. Rs20.85 broken down to Rs113.10, Piramal Enterprises down Rs.190.45 to Rs.1036.60, Aarti Drugs down by Rs 91.25 to Rs516.50, Sequent Scientific down Rs.10.35 to Rs65.05, VVMed Lab down Rs.1.26 to Rs. Rs 27.60 breaks down to Rs 188.95, Hester Bio breaks at Rs 161.35 .1174.40, Shelby .9.95 per cent at Rs .67.40.

Crude Brent $ 33.62, Naymax $ 31: BPCL, HPCL, ONGC, GAIL, Reliance broke out.

Crude oil international prices also continued to fall in the recession of the global recession, with Brent crude oil falling $ 2.17 per barrel this evening to $ 33.62 and Nyx crude $ 1.93 to close at $ 31.05 and the US dollar rose 58 paise to Rs 74.23 against the rupee today. There were widespread gaps in gas stocks. BPCL dropped Rs 59.55 to Rs.345.15, HPCL declined Rs 27.05 to Rs 183.85, ONGC lost Rs 9.05 to Rs.62.60, Gail India to Rs.10.50 and Rs. 79.90 to IOC, Rs. 9.30 to Rs. 91.65 broken down to Rs.1061.60, GSPL declined 10 to Rs 208.95, Indraprastha gas was down Rs 27.95 and Rs.388.30.

Great Depression: Investors' wealth in one day historic Rs 11.44 lakh crore Khak: Market cap plummets to Rs 125.70 lakh crore

With the global recession, today's accumulated market capitalization of the listed companies in BSE, ie, the assets of investors in the extraordinary historical stagnation in the Indian stock market, was washed away by Rs11.44 lakh crore in a single day. That was Rs 137.14 lakh crore as on March 11, 2020.

Only Seller Depression Circuit for 525 stocks: Small, Mid cap stocks widespread selling: 2265 stocks closed negative

Sensex-Nifty, with a historic one-day extraordinary strike today, was trading poorly with small, mid-cap, cash stocks, funds selling sports items, and smiles. Of the 2573 scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was only 201 and the decrease was 2265. The only circuit was the downward circuit of the ONLY SELLER with 525 stocks against the only circuit of the ONLY BIAR boom.

Greater net sales of Rs 3475 crore in FPIs / FII investments: Net purchases of Rs 3918 crore in DII cash in Kadaka

FIIs - Foreign Institutional Investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors - FPI today sold a huge net worth of Rs 3475.29 crore in cash on Thursday in an extraordinarily broad stroke. A total of Rs 12,636.34 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 9161.05 crore. Thus, in the two days, FPIs-FIIs have been selling huge net worth in stocks in excess of Rs.7070 crore cash. However, DII-local institutional investors today had a net purchase of Rs 3918.24 crore in cash. A total of Rs 8421.85 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 12,340.09 crore.

European markets crash: Futsi 333, Dex 661, cake 287 breaks: Nikkei 856 points, Hangsang 923 points

The United States yesterday announced the World Health Organization as a global epidemic for Corona. Except for the restriction on the entry of people from other European countries, the US stock markets hit a record 1464 points and Nasdaq's 392 points. In the Asian markets, Japan's Nikkei 225 index closed 856.43 points, Hong Kong's Hanging Index 922.54 points, 24,309.09, China's CSI 300 index lost 77.52 points to 3950.91. In the European markets, the Futus 100 Index of the London Stock Exchange closed 345 points lower at 5530, the Dex Index of Germany was down 677 points to 9761 and France's Cake Index was down 298 points to 4312.