Sensex recession: Sensex jumped 510 points to start at the bottom of the three-year 28613 and ended 1710 points at 28869.

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta: 18 March 2020, Wednesday

With the corona epidemic becoming a recession for the world today, the relentless hammering of funds in Indian stock markets has brought the market down to a three-year low, with the weeds continuing to slump in global markets. In the name of Corona, the world markets, including India, are experiencing a downturn, and a large section of the market has begun to require measures to curb short-selling, including restrictions. With the death of three coronas in India, the number of positive cases of coronas has increased to 147 and positive cases have increased in the neighboring country of Pakistan as the number of positive cases has increased, and the fear of the time of lockdown of large cities of the country and global floods has also worsened. Predictably, European stock markets fell as European markets opened After an hour before the crash was Jack again. Of course, in the last 15 minutes of the closing of the market today, there was a great upheaval amid the hemorrhaging of some funds with large short coverings of funds, indexes in index-based stocks. Brent crude prices fell $ 1.05 per barrel to $ 27.68 and netmix crude to $ 25.17, to $ 25.17 per barrel.

The futures were down 825 points and Nasdaq 328 points in the evening after US President Donald Trump offered to give Americans income tax relief and a $ 1,000 mega stimulus to every American after the US markets recovered fast yesterday. European markets open slowly after opening up on Indian stock markets Banking-Finance, Infrastructure, IT-Software, Automobiles, Consumer Durables, FMCG, Pharma stocks closed at all-time highs on February 21, 2014 at 06.05.2013 The Nifty spot intra-day broke 660 points, breaking 1709.58 points and ended 360 years at 8407.05. The third was a three-year closing low of 498.25 points to close at 8468.80 at a new low.

The Sensex intra-day 1966 broke the 216 of 28613, the lowest since February 2017, 1710 to 28869

The day started off strong today. The Sensex in the Indian stock exchanges opened at 30968.84 against the previous close of 30579.09, with the Dow Jones Index gaining 1048 points and the Nasdaq index up 430 points yesterday, with a gain of 522.68 points up 3110.77 in the opening session. Returning from the upswing, the banking-finance stocks include IndusInd Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Ltd with automobile stocks Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Auto, Hero Motondrobe, Maruti Androti, La Mar, , Including UltraTech Cement, Infosys, Reliance Industries, offloading at one point 1966.04 points It closed at 28613.05, down by 21 points, and ended February 17, 2017 after falling 1709.58 points to close at 28869.51. Thus, the Sensex has lost 13,660.82 points in 41 trading days from its highest level of 42273.87 in January 2020 so far to 28613.05.

Nifty launches up 160 points to 9127, drops 660 points to 8407 three-year lows

The NSE's Nifty spot opened at 9088.45 heading in front of the next closed 8967.05, including TCS, Tata Steel, State Bank of India, Zee, ITC and attracted 160.50 points to reach 9127.55. Returning from the boom, major offloading in banking-finance stocks including Kotak Mahindra Bank, IndusInd Bank, HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserve, and auto stocks Hero MotoCorp, Mahutroj Mahutar, Mahutar, Mahindra, Mahindra, Mahindra, Mahindra, Mahindra, Mahindra And FMCG stocks including Nestlé India, Britannia, Hindustan Unilever And with the loss of Reliance Industries, BPCL, Hindalco, Grasim, Infratel, Titan, UPL, JSW Steel, Bharti Airtel, Gail India, Infosys, Asian Paints, 660 points fell to 3640 at a time of 660 points and fell to 3640 at the end of the year. The point was closed at 8468.80. Thus, the Nifty spot showed its highest level of 12430.50 on January 20, 2020, breaking 4023 points in 41 trading days and today showing a low of 8407.05.

Nifty March futures break from 8915 to 8380 at 8456: Bank Nifty futures break from 22,037 to 20,588

Nifty based in derivatives, short cover was seen today after the fund's new big hit. The Nifty March Futures closed at 9070.70, hitting 9,040.70 against the 89,615.50 of the Rs 24,622.59 crore traded in the 3,79,216 contracts. Bank Nifty March futures opened at 22,378.95 against 22,037.05 working out of Rs 22,372.94 crore in 3,51,159 contracts, then going back up to 22,351 and falling to 20,150 at the bottom.

Nifty 9000 call up 282.65 calls reduced to 37.45: Nifty 8500 put jumps from 156.30 to 201.65

Weekly call of the Nifty 9000 fell to 282.65, up from 244 heading against 244.90 in the working hours of Rs 30,362.67 crore in 4,46,700 contracts to 37.95 at 12.90. The Nifty 8500 put the benchmark open at 105.60 against 156.30 in the working hours of Rs 23,093.04 crore in 3,56,182 contracts, rising to a low of 62 and rising to 233 at the end of 201.65. The Nifty 9200's call opened at 153.50 against 143.55 heading at 178.50 and fell to 5.45 at 15.10.

Crisis blinds in banks-finance companies: Indusind breaks Rs 145 to Rs 460: Kotak Bank breaks Rs 148 to Rs 1173

Banking-finance stocks have been hit hard in the wake of the huge crisis in the wake of the current global depression in the banking-finance sector. IndusInd Bank broke down by Rs 144.45 to Rs 459.85, Kotak Mahindra Bank down Rs 148.40 and Bajaj Finance Rs 382.70 to Rs 3062.15, HDFC Bank to Rs 96.75, to Rs 878.50.15, to Rs. Axis Bank fell Rs 16.45 to Rs 472.65, ICICI Bank declined Rs 10.85 to Rs 356, Federal Bank to Rs 3.95, to Rs 54.20, Bank of Baroda to Rs 65.10.

Edelweiss breaks Rs 12 to Rs 46: Equitas, Mannapuram, Indiabulls, Shriram Transport, Bajaj Finn, Bajaj Fi. Broken

Finance stocks were widespread today. Edelweiss broke down by Rs 11.70 to Rs 46.95, Equitas lost Rs 11.30 to Rs 50.90, Mannapuram to Rs 16.55 and Rs 86.70 to Indiabulls Housing Finance, Rs. FinServe lost Rs 699.20 to Rs 6317.05, Bajaj Finance to Rs 382.70 and Rs.3062.15 to LIC Housing Finance, while Karnataka Bank dropped by Rs.44.90 and Karnataka Bank dropped by Rs.4.40 to Rs. 45.25, Rs. Canfin Home Finance Rs.30.60 Priced at Rs 332.35, PNB Housing Finance down Rs 17.40, GIC Housing Finance down Rs 4.60, IDFC Limited down Rs.1.90, Motilal Oswal1 Rs.58.85, Rs. 13.30 down to Rs.196.40, L&T Finance holding down Rs.3.75 to Rs62.85.

Supreme Court's order to reject self-assessment in AGR payments as per order

In order to reduce the amount paid by the telecom operators to the government not to order or to self-assessment, such a Supreme Court order today, hedging the shares of Idea Vodafone at 34.85 per cent, to Rs.1.69, due to the expected huge burden on operators including Idea Vodafone. Was 3.16. In other stocks, Infratel broke down by Rs 43.90 to Rs 1,50.15, Vidhatale was reduced by Rs 80.55 to Rs 569, Tata Communications declined by Rs 20.65 to Rs 224.80, Bharti Airtel to Rs 426.20 from Rs 27.90.

ONGC pulls in last minutes: short cover jumped 13.58% to Rs68: Reliance dropped by Rs40 to Rs968

In ONGC, in the last minutes, there was a great deal of commotion, with a sharp pull of the bullies. In the last 15 minutes, some funds with short cover, Hemmering rose to Rs. 8.15, or 13.58 per cent, to Rs. Brent crude prices fell $ 1.05 per barrel to $ 27.68 and netmix crude to $ 25.17, to $ 25.17 per barrel. Indraprastha gas dropped Rs 35.65 to Rs 342.40, BPCL declined by Rs 23.55 to Rs 333.30, Petronet LNG declined by Rs 10.25 to Rs 192, Gail India down Rs3.40 to Rs71, Reliance Industries to Rs. The .968.85, the HPCL fell by Rs.7.75 to Rs209.20.

FMCG stocks erode without ITC: DFM, BBTC, Balrampur Chinese, Heritage, Nestlé, Britannia down

FMCG stocks also experienced widespread erosion today. Except for strengthening in ITC, stocks had major offloading. DFM breaks down Rs 33.05 to Rs 181.15, BBTC breaks down Rs.106.35 to Rs. 777.35, GM Breweries breaks down by Rs33 to Rs262.30, Balrampur Chinese breaks down to Rs111.20, Heritage food breaks to Rs. Rs57.40 down to Rs 492.50, Awadh Sugar down Rs 121.65, Uttam Sugar down Rs 5.45 to Rs 54.40, Godrej Agro down Rs 31.45 to Rs316.55, Britannia down Rs 192.05 to Rs 2499.50, ATFL to Rs. 27.35 down to Rs.449.20, ADF Food down Rs 7.95 to Rs 143.05, Nestle India down Rs 1028.10 to Rs. .13,513.40 remained.

Investors hail: Small, mid-cap stocks tumble: 1996 stocks negative off: 434 stocks Circuit recession

Sensex-Nifty today, after the initial rally, investors have become more volatile as small, mid-cap, cash stocks are selling funds, players. Market breadth was bad. Of the 2532 scrips traded in the BSE, the increase was only 386 and the decrease was 1996. The only downside circuit was 434 stocks against the upper circuit of the ONLY BIAR boom in 77 stocks.

FPIs / FII sells huge net worth of Rs.5085 crore in investment: DII cash in Kadaka net sales of Rs.

FIIs - Foreign Institutional Investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs sold a whopping Rs 5085.35 crore in cash today. A total of Rs 11,938.52 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 6853.17 crore. However, DII-local institutional investors today had a net purchase of Rs 3636.44 crore in cash. A total of Rs 7608.77 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 11,245.21 crore.

Investor wealth plummets to Rs 6 lakh crore in just one day: market cap plummets to Rs113.53 lakh crore

After the initial boom in the Indian stock markets today, investors' wealth in the extraordinary market, ie the cumulative market capitalization of listed companies in BSE, washed away Rs 5.99 lakh crore in a single day to Rs113.53 lakh crore. That was Rs 119.52 lakh crore yesterday. So far, Rs 47.04 lakh crore has been washed out till January 17, 2020 compared to Rs.160.57 lakh crore.

Futsi 265 points, Dex 510 points, Cake 40 Index 240 points in global markets evening

In the global markets today, the Futsi 100 index of the London stock market in European countries was down 265 points on the evening, Germany's dex was 510 points, France's cake 40 index was down 240 points. In Asia-Pacific, Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 284.98 points to 16,726.55, Hong Kong's Hangzhou 971.91 points to 22,291.82, China's CSI 300 index to 73362 points, to 3636.26.