Sensex intra-day jumped 2130 points to 30418, up 1627 points from short jump to 29915

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Mumbai, Ta. March 20, 2020, Friday

The day started on the strength expected today. With the global market boom, short-covering funds that started the fund today from the Indian stock market, the Sensex opened at 28460.82 against the previous close of 28288.23 and slipped to 27932.67 in a moment. Of those funds, FMCG shares were aggressively taken up with short cover in ITC, Hindustan Unilever, Nestlé India and ONGC led by Reliance Industries in oil-gas stocks, along with huge short coverings of the fund and IT-SoftCheck, Inc. Metal Painting shares with Asian Paints, including Tata Steel Short cover, including Aggie and HDFC Limited, State Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finance, as well as Maruti Suzuki, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto, reached a high of 2129.97 points at 30418. After returning from a high of close to 29000, the leap of 1627.73 points closed at 29915.96.

Nifty spot intra-day jumps of 619 points to 8883 at the top and 8178 at the bottom, 482 jumping at 8745.

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 8284.45 against the next close 8263.45, with the onslaught taking on short cover in ONGC, Reliance Industries, Gail India, BPCL with short cover, and FMCG Shandi in ITC, Himalaya With TCS, Infratel, HCL Technology, Infosus, Wipro, Tech Mahindra booming Tata Steel, JSW Steel, Vedanta, Hindalco, Co-operative and Etel-Mining stocks attracted high interest including Bajaj Finance, HDFC Ltd, Bajaj Finserv, State Bank of India, and reached reach of 6.85 points in UltraTech Cement, Grasim, Asiana 619.95 points. Was. The rise in fungus came to a low of 8178.20 and again in the aggressive boom, the jump of 482 points finally closed at 8745.45.

Nifty futures bounce up to 8854 at 8737: Bank Nifty futures bounce from 20,028 to 20,933 at 20,260

Nifty based in derivatives today, the fund's jungle short cover was bullish. The Nifty March Futures opened at 8234.90, up from 8335.90 against a working volume of Rs 33,517.61 crore in 5,24,448 contracts. March Bank Nifty Futures opened at 19,959.95 heading for 20,028.50 against a trading volume of Rs 16,708.91 crore in 4,17,186 contracts, up 20,933 and up 20,217.75 to end at 20,260.

Nifty 9000 call up 352.50 at end 228: Nifty 9500 call up at 151.40 at 77

The Nifty 9000's call rose to 91.10 from the opening of 124.90 against 140.75 at a function of Rs 26,666.29 crore in 3,87,006 contracts. The Nifty 9500's call ended at 77.30, reaching 291.30 at 59.95, against 59.60 against a working volume of Rs 16,851.41 crore in 2,34,708 contracts. The Nifty 10,000 call rose to 20.50 at the opening of 25.55 against the opening of 25.55 against 23.50 at a cost of Rs 16,439.74 crore in 2,18,711 contracts.

Short cover in FMCG stocks: ITC jumped Rs.14 to Rs.176: Glaxo Rs. 967, Hindustan Univ. Rs.216 bounced

FMCG shares today made huge purchases with huge short cover by fund-raisers. ITC Ltd. jumped Rs.13.60, Glaxo Consumer rose Rs. 967.25 to Rs. 8953.70, Hindustan Unilever rose by Rs. Britannia rose by Rs 155.65 to Rs 2471.20, Colgate Palmolive increased by Rs 74.80, pollen milk by Rs3.90 to Rs58.45, Dhampur sugar from Rs5.40 to Rs88.45, Wadilal Industries to Rs. Chinese rose by Rs 4.25 to Rs 89.25, Emami increased by Rs 11.80 to Rs 18 Remained 4.45. The BSE FMCG index closed 9681.25 with a jump of 726.34 points.

ONGC rose by Rs11 to Rs.72: Reliance increased by Rs.103 to Rs1020: GAIL, HPCL, BPCL increased.

Oil-gas stocks were largely funded today with short cover. ONGC rose by Rs 11.35 to Rs. 72.45, Gail India rose by Rs. 11.45 to Rs. .21.30 rose to Rs.344.10, BPCL rose by Rs 18.25 to Rs.318.50, Petronet LNG rose by Rs.10.05 to Rs207.70, IOC increased by Rs.2.65 to Rs90.60. The BSE oil-gas index closed 820.04 points higher at 10205.07.

Dollar jumped 13 paise to Rs 75.21 at new highs: MindTree rose by Rs 127 to Rs 848: TCS rose by Rs 162 to Rs 1798.

The rupee recovered 13 paise to close at a new record high of Rs 75.21 in the evening after the US dollar started falling against the rupee today. IT-software services stocks have been aggressively involved with short cover since the beginning of the fund today. MindTree rose by Rs.127.05 to Rs. 848.30, Hexaware rose by Rs. 27.10 to Rs. 238.30, Larson Technology from Rs. 153.10 to Rs. 1520.55, Wipro from Rs. 17.45 to Rs. 179.40. 105.85 rose to Rs. 1142.20, TCS rose by Rs. 161.90 to Rs. 1798, Tech Mahindra rose by Rs. 4676.45, HCL Technology rose by Rs. 32.65 to Rs.445.45, Infosys rose by Rs. 39.55 to Rs. .699.40, Oracle FinServe increased by Rs. 97.80 to Rs. 1871.85. The BSE IT Index jumped 952.33 points to close at 12342.56.

HDFC Bank, RBL Bank fall: Citi, Kotak Bank, State Bank, ICICI, HDFC Ltd., Bajaj Fi increased.

Private banking stocks eroded due to weak reports in banking stocks today. Of course, short stocks were seen in select stocks. Shares of HDFC Bank fell by Rs 12.40 to Rs 882.40, RBL Bank declined by Rs 5.30 to Rs 171.50, while Inside Bank declined by Rs.3.90 to Rs 439.95. Citi Union Bank rose by Rs 16.85 to Rs 163.35, Kotak Mahindra Bank increased by Rs 55.60 to Rs 1263.35, State Bank of India increased by Rs 5.80 to Rs 209.65, ICICI Bank increased by Rs 6.55 to Rs345.70, bonds from Rs. Mannapuram Finance increased by Rs. 31.80 to Rs. 232.35, Mannapuram Finance increased by Rs. 11.90 to Rs. 97.20, MCX from Rs. 99.65 to Rs. 1041.35, Motilal Oswal from Rs. 52.45 to Rs. .132.70 to Rs. 1753.90, Bajaj Finserve increased by Rs. 469.05. .6263.25 Rs, Rs .214.05 Rs .2962.70 Bajaj Finance, Muthoot Finance .625.45 Rs .40.85 crore, up from Rs .336.45 .17.55 kenaphina home, were .2411.95 HDFC AMC Rs .116.40 Rs.

Corona stock booms in pharma stocks: Cadilla Health, Apollo, AstraZeneca, Sun Pharma Advance, Abbott, Dr. Reddy's Bounce

Funds were being widely used today to buy corona drugs in pharmaceuticals-healthcare stocks. Cadilla Healthcare increased by Rs 40.25 to Rs.286.10, Apollo Hospital rose by Rs.135.35, AstraZeneca rose by Rs. Dr.Reddy's Laboratories increased Rs.275.35 to Rs.2898.10, APL Ltd. increased Rs.51.50 to Rs545.10, Biocon increased by Rs.222.30 to Rs274.85, Torrent Pharma increased by Rs.139.20 from Rs.1396.30, Alchem ​​from Rs.1496.30 and Rs.251.35. Divis Lab increased by Rs 122.55 to Rs.1993.60, RPG Life increased by Rs 8.45 to Rs 169.25, SIP. La Rose was Rs 19 to Rs .393.60. The BSE Healthcare Index rose 594.79 points to close at 11992.04.

Small, mid-cap stocks re-emergence Marketbreadth Positive: 1426 stocks Positive closed: 345 stocks Circuit recession

Sensex-Nifty today became aggressively bullish on small, mid-cap, cash stocks, funds, sportsmen and market-weighted positives. Of the 2605 scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was 1426 and the decrease was 1031. The only circuit was the downward circuit of the only seller, 345 stocks against the upper circuit of the ONLY Biar boom in 145 stocks.

Investors' wealth increased by Rs 6.33 lakh crore in a single day to Rs116.09 lakh crore.

With the rise in the Indian stock markets today, the accumulated market capitalization of listed companies in BSE, rising to Rs 116.09 lakh crore in a single day, has reduced the value of investing assets. That was Rs 109.76 lakh crore yesterday.

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