The Corona epidemic has brought economic change to the world

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Mar 30, 2020, Monday

With a 21-day lockdown nationwide as a result of the coronary epidemic, now-a-days casualties are reported in Spain, Italy, from anywhere in the world, and more than 500 people die in the United States, with more than two million deaths worldwide. Bharati with the global markets today with a clear indication of Rana Jack was renewed stock market crash. In the wake of this economic downturn, the fund has again taken a huge offloading of banking-finance stocks today, deciding to create a historic new sinking loan-NPA in the banking-finance sector. In addition, international rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) in its report reduced India's economic-GDP growth estimate for Fiscal Year 2021 from 5.2 per cent to 3.5 per cent now. The US dollar rose 76 paise to 75.75 against the rupee today. Brent crude prices fell $ 1.91 per barrel to $ 23.02 and Naimex crude fell $ 1.03 to $ 20.48 this afternoon, with international crude oil prices falling. It was selling automobiles, power-capital goods, consumer durables, IT-software services, metal-mining, oil-gas stocks. However, today the preferred FMCG stocks as well as the IT stocks remained the attraction. The Sensex closed 1375.27 points lower at 28440.32 and the Nifty spot closed 379.15 points at 8281.10.

Sensex again lost 29,000 surface level: 1375 points down 28,440 at lower end to 28290

The day began with the expected softness today. Hemming the Sensex opened at 29,226.55 against the next close of 29,815.59 in the banking-finance stocks that the fund has started since the beginning of the global financial crisis. FMCG stocks, including Hindustan Unilever, Nestlé India, ITC, and IT stocks, including Tech Mahindra, TCS, and Axis Bank, attracted a one-time downward decline to 29,497.57. Those resumed offloading include Bajaj Finance, HDFC Limited, HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, State Bank of India with big offloading and Maruti Suzuki in Mahindra, Mahindra & Mahindra Bhanta, Mahindra & Mahindra, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharti and Mahindra. At a time when it was last sold including TCS, Sun Pharma, ONGC At the end of the day, it lost 1375.27 points and closed at 28440.32.

Nifty spot lost 8244 level of intra-day 8250 at 379 points at 8281

NSE's Nifty spot opened at 8385.95 against the next closed 8660.25, after offloading the fund's banking-finance stocks from the FMCG stocks including Hindustan Unilever, Britannia, Nestlé India, and reaching TCS, Tech Mahindra, at 85.8 per cent. Which again led to a spike in banking-finance stocks, especially with HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited and Bajaj Finance, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, State Bank of India, and Reliance Industries. And the auto stocks, including Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Hero MotoCorp Downward may Cleaving was until 8244. It closed at 8281.10, down 379.15 points.

Call of Nifty 9000 dropped from 176.85 to 25: Nifty 8000 put down from 188 to 279 and eventually dropped to 143

Nifty based in derivatives today, the fund traded fresh recession with Kadaka. The Nifty 9000's call had closed at 141.45, up from 78.75 at 176.85 against a working turnover of Rs 22,723.15 crore in 3,33,713 contracts. The Nifty 8000's call was 143 at 117, down 277.70 against 188.20 at a function of Rs 14,062.59 crore in 2,30,110 contracts. The Nifty 8500's call ended at 117, down from 371.45 at the opening of 299.40 against 429.30 in the working hours of Rs 11,364.71 crore in 1,73,641 contracts.

April Bank Nifty Future breaks from 19,778 to 18,765: Nifty Future breaks from 8651 to 8301

Bank Nifty April futures closed at 19,820 against 19,778.65 working out of Rs 9960.91 crore in 2,58,402 contracts, up 19,820 from 18,676 to 18,676 at the end. The Nifty April futures closed at 8,408.65, up from 8,408.65 at 8,408.65, up from 8,651.40 in the F79's 2,79,616 contracts. Calling the Nifty 9500 opened at 27.55 against 53, breaking 40.70 and reaching 6.80 at the end. The Nifty 7500 put 48 in the 1,77,570 contracts, hitting a low of 41.75 at the opening of 150 heading against 100.45 at a functioning Rs 10,067.14 crore.

Bajaj Finance, Federal Bank, HDFC Bank, HDFC, Kotak, ICICI lost: access increased

BSE Banks Index closed 136.32 points, losing 1342.39 points, as fresh selling of funds in banking-finance stocks opened today amid speculation that there would be speculation over the coming days due to the recession. Federal Bank breaks down Rs.3.75 to Rs 40.70, HDFC Bank breaks down Rs 72.05 to Rs 833, HDFC Limited breaks Rs191.50 to Rs1562.60, ICICI Bank breaks Rs26.10 to Rs314, Kotak Mahindra Bank to Rs121.95 and Rs101.95. , RBL Bank fell Rs 9.90 to Rs 1,150.50, City Union Bank fell Rs 6.75 to Rs 124.55, State Bank of India was down Rs 9.10 to Rs 186.95. While Axis Bank rose by Rs 9 to Rs 268.70 and Inside Bank stood at Rs 411.55.

Investors' assets declined by Rs.2.85 lakh crore to Rs109.64 lakh crore

The consolidated market capitalization of the total companies listed on the BSE-investor assets today fell to Rs.10.86 lakh crore from Rs.2.85 lakh crore in a day.