Historical economic crisis: The eighth decision of many companies
- The loss of Rs 14.23 lakh crore in the property of investors in the markets is broken
(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 23 March 2020, Monday
Corona virus crisis The historic lock-up in Indian stock exchanges has sparked a stir in the wake of the Indian lock-down situation. For the second time in a week, the Sensex-Nifty had a 5% lower circuit, closing the stock markets for 5 minutes. After reopening, the hammering of the fund-raisers was even more pronounced after re-coverings.
With China's deadly corona virus spreading pandemics worldwide, many people in Italy, Spain, France, the United States suffer from global worries, and now the rapid rise of Corona virus cases in India has led to the first time in the history of locking down the entire country. With the economy crashing into a historic crisis and the rise of many companies in the coming days Considered to be determined between the country's banking-financial system is not fully clear signs of crumbling Today was Jack the historic collapse of the Indian stock markets. Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's two largest crude oil-producing countries, are facing a recession, as crude oil prices plummeted following a historic uptick in international prices.
The crude oil brand was down $ 5 in the evening to close to $ 5 and the neem crude at $ 5. Global stock markets also saw a sharp improvement. Global markets continue to suffer today due to the continuing corona virus epidemic in Spain and Italy, amid the daily death of a large number of people and the increasing number in the United States.
In the US stock markets, the Dow Jones Index showed a decline of 5 points in futures and Nasdaq 5 points. Other global markets saw a downward trend. Banking-finance, FMCG, consumer durables, healthcare, oil-gas, IT-software services, automobiles, stocks of companies in each sector, were hit by low volumes today.
The Sensex opened at one point today, after being forced to close the 5-minute market with a 5-percent lower circuit. As the wash started again, it was breaking down and falling to a low of 1.8, finally breaking the point by 5.6. J3 has fallen to a four-year low, the lowest since May 5, at a low of 5.1. The Nifty spot, too, fell to a four-year low of 3.2, losing 4.3 points at the end of the day.
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