Foreign Fund's India exit: Nifty lost 9000 level: Sensex jumps 657 points, collapses 811 points to 30579

Mumbai, Mar 17, 2020, Tuesday

With the coroner's calamity now causing Indian cities to lock down and Corona-positive cases in the country registering the highest number of cases and the number of cases increasing rapidly, the Maharashtra government has started taking action on the basis of war, now to stop the spread of the nuisance. Indian stock markets flowing with discretionary reports Today in vadhyamathalethi funds, the recession was largely hemaringa by great players. The erosion of US stock markets yesterday triggered a general erosion in Asian markets, forcing the lower circuit markets in Dow Jones to shut down again in the cooling period. Corona cases have risen to 190 in Asian-Pacific countries, including Pakistan, in this global concern that has been seen in Asian markets since the beginning. But contrary to this trend, after the opening of trading days in the Indian stock markets, the opening of local corridors in Maharashtra due to corona scouring started considering the closing of local trains and the market had receded. The Sensex was up 657.91 points, to end at 810.98, to close at 30579.09, and the Nifty spot was up by 206.40 points to end at a high of 230.35 at the end of 8967.05.

Sensex jumped 657 points to close at 32047 and hit 30394 at 811 points.

The start of the day started today unlike expected. The Sensex opened at 31611.57 against the previous close of 31390.07 in the Indian stock markets, contrary to the initial softening of Asian markets today with a sharp fall in US stock markets. FMCG stocks including ITC, Hindustan Unilever, Reliance Industries, Tata Steel, ONGC, Sun Pharma, HCL Technology, Mahindra and Mahindra, Power Grid Corp., Maruti Suzuki, Hero MotoCorp, State Bank, India Bank, India Bank, India Lavalley, including India, jumped 657.91 points at one point to reach 32047.98. The rumors of Corona scandal, including the idea of ​​shutting down Mumbai local trains in the last hour due to the surge, started hammering the funds. Banking-finance stocks include HDFC Limited, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finance, Kotak State Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, On the go and offloading IT stocks, including Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, A Mahindra N Sellers including Mahindra, Bajaj Auto, Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, Larson & Toubro, Titan, were down 995.13 points to close at 30394.94 at one point and closed 810.98 points at 30579.09.

Nifty spot lost 9000 levels: 206 points jumped to 9403 in early start, then dropped 230 points to 8967

NSE's Nifty spot opens at 9285.40 against the next closed 9197.40, with FMCG stocks at Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Nestlé India, Britannia with auto stocks Eicher Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Hero and Tierra Motocorp, Thar Airtrops, Thar. Lavalley, including Adani Ports, ONGC, Vedanta, jumped 206.40 points to reach 9403.80 at a time. . Returning from the boom, banking and finance stocks including ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finance, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Axis Bank, HDFC Limited, State Bank of India, including Offloading, TCL and ITCs, including TCL and ITC. , UPL, Tata Motors, Gail India, JSW Steel, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Auto, La Sana & Toubro, Bharti Airtel, Grasim, closed to close at 230.35 points at 8967.05 up to 8915.60, Tata Steel including ophalodinge lower.

Did the big player cut the recession trade? Nifty March Futures jumped from 9118 to 9357 and collapsed to 8900

Today, there was talk of ending the trade of recession by showing that the big players of the recession were tightening their grip on the downturn, following continuous upheavals in derivatives. It was debated that a major player in the recession would equate to a major recession in the Nifty today. The Nifty March Futures opened at 9224.95 against 9118.45 at Rs 27,161.13 crore in 3,96,021 contracts, up 9357.80 from 8851.30 to end at 8,800. Bank Nifty March Futures opened at 23,193.30 headers against 22,960.75 for a working turnover of Rs 13,194.52 crore in 2,89,388 contracts, to end at 23,338, to 21,840, to end at 21,946.30.

Nifty 10,000 call up 86.95, break down 15.20: Nifty 9000 call breaks down 174.05 to 320.95

The Nifty 10,000 call ended at Rs 15,20,924 with an opening of 80.60 at 81.60 against 81.30 at Rs 24,178.93 crore. The Nifty 9500's call ended at Rs 24,248.53 crore, hitting 248.75 with a turnover of 248.75 against 205.50 at Rs 19,248.53 crore. The Nifty 9000 put the openings at 2,26,364 contracts, opening at 345.50 against the 324.55 at Rs 15,704.74 crore, rising from 174.05 at the bottom to reaching 367 at 320.95.

Banking-finance stocks rebound: BankX1181 points lost: ICICI Bank, Indusinde, Federal Bank break

The situation in the business-corporate India has worsened from where Corona has been, and as a result, the banks were hammering in banking-finance stocks today in the wake of the creation of a huge new NPA. ICICI Bank fell Rs 36.05 to Rs 366.85, IndusInd Bank dropped Rs59 to Rs 604.30, Federal Bank to Rs 5.05 and Rs58.15 to Kotak Mahindra Bank, Rs.66.70 to Rs1321.40, Axis Bank to Rs. , State Bank of India declined by Rs 8.35 to Rs.214.90, HDFC Bank was down by Rs 23.80 to Rs 975.25, City Union Bank was down by Rs3.40 to Rs177.20. The BSE Banks index closed 11292.85 points, closing at 25292.85.

Jm file 18% break down Rs 65: BF Invest, Mannapuram, Ujjivan, Centrum, Equitas, Edelweiss, IDFC

Among the other disadvantaged stocks in finance-banking stocks today, JM Financial lost Rs 14.45, down 18.21 per cent to Rs 64.90, BF Invest was down by Rs 48.55, Mannapuram by Rs 19.75 and Rs103.25, Rs 31.4213, from Rs. Equitas dropped Rs 6 to Rs 62.20, Muthoot Finance dropped by Rs56.65 to Rs 657, Edelweiss dropped by Rs.54.55, IDFC dropped Rs1.60 to Rs20.50, ICICI Securities to Rs26.45 and Rs.2645 to Rs. .230.20 breaks down to Rs.3444.85, Bajaj finisher After losing Rs 490.35 to Rs 7016.25, L&T Finance holding dropped by Rs.4.40 to Rs.66.60, AB Capital declined by Rs3.05 to Rs52.90, Mahindra Finance dropped by Rs13.45 to Rs248.55, PNB Housing Finance to Rs12.45. 231, Chaula Finn fell Rs11.30 to Rs.217.35, SBI Life declined by Rs 35.75 to Rs683.65, Bandhan Bank declined by Rs.117.15 to Rs257.75, HDFC Ltd. declined Rs87.40 to Rs1754.80. The BSE Finance Index closed at 4966.01, losing 230.57 points.

Consumer Dew Shares lost: TTK Prestige down 530 to Rs 4787: Symphony, VIP, Rajesh Exports down

Consumer durables stocks were up again today. TTK Prestige dropped Rs 530.55 to Rs 4787.45, Symphony dropped Rs 38.75 to Rs 1043, VIP Industries down Rs 10.85 to Rs 293.40, Crompton to Rs 7.05 and Orient Electrical down Rs.25.15 to Orient Electrical. Rs 9.50 down to Rs 598.95, Voltas down 8.15 to Rs 595, Titan to Rs 9.45 and Rs 1001.70.

Power-Capital Goods Shares Offloading: AIA Eng., Kalpataru Power, HEG, Bharat Forge, Larson Shrunk

Funds were constantly sold on Power-Capital Goods shares. AIA Engineering dropped Rs.105.90 to Rs. 1537.60, Kalpatru Power lost Rs. 12.90 to Rs. 250, Bharat Forge dropped by Rs. 12.85 to Rs. 357.70, Finolex cables to Rs. 6.55 to Rs. 262, to Larsen & Toubro. , Siemens was down 12.65 and closed at Rs 1135.90.

Auto stocks consistently sold: Motherson Sumi, Tata Motors, Bosch, Apollo Tire, Mahindra, Bajaj Auto, Amar Raja dropped

The international crude oil prices today were close to $ 309 a barrel and $ 29.24 per barrel of Brent crude. Of course, the automobile industry was facing a slowdown as auto stocks sold up. Motherson Sumi dropped Rs 5.95 to Rs 60.80, Tata Motors declined Rs 5.05 to Rs 77.90, Bosch lost Rs 621.25 to Rs 10,453.55, Apollo Tire to Rs.44.50, Mahindra and Mahindra to Rs 15.46.30, Rs. Bajaj Auto dropped by Rs 75.30 to Rs 2262, while Amarraja batteries were down Rs 12.75 to Rs 527.60.

Metal-mining stocks erosion: JSW Steel, Tata Steel, Hindustan Zinc, Jindal Steel, Hindalco fall

Metal-mining stocks also rebounded today. JSW Steel dropped Rs 9.35 to Rs 176.45, Tata Steel declined Rs 7.30 to Rs 282.30, Hindustan Zinc declined by Rs.3.35 to Rs 134.05, Jindal Steel down Rs.1.85 to Rs.107.15.

FMCG stocks to choose from: Hindustan Unilever, Glaxo Cons., Etsy, Nestlé, Godrej Cons. Increased

FMCG stocks today had the choice of reducing funds. Glaxo Consumer increased by Rs. 293.95 to Rs. 8700, Hindustan Unilever from Rs. India rose by Rs 188.40 to Rs 14,541.50, while Dalmia Sugar went up by Rs 1.55 to Rs 58.65.

Small, Mid Cap stocks bounce back to resell: 1650 stocks negative off: 142 stocks only Seller's bearish circuit

Sensex-Nifty today, after the initial boom, selling small, mid-cap, cash stocks, funds and sportsmen, the market was bad. Of the 2595 scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was only 779 and the number was 1650. The only downside circuit was the downward slump of the only seller, with 143 stocks against the only circuit in the 40 stocks.

FPIs / FII sells huge net worth of Rs.4545 crore in investment: DII cash in Kadaka net sales of Rs 3422 crore

FIIs - Foreign Institutional Investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors - FPI today sold a whopping Rs 4044.69 crore in net cash on the stock today. A total of Rs 10,700.15 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 6655.46 crore. While DII-local institutional investors today had a net purchase of Rs 3422.12 crore in cash. A total of Rs 4209.93 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 7632.05 crore.

Investors' property erosion of Rs2.11 lakh crore in one day: market cap plummets to Rs119.52 lakh crore

In the last hour after the initial surge in the Indian stock markets, the total market capitalization of investors listed in the extraordinary Kadaka, ie the companies listed on the BSE, was washed away by Rs. That was Rs 121.63 lakh crore yesterday.