The World Corona Ship: Many countries have fallen to Crisis in the Great Depression

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 23 March 2020, Monday

The day started with lock-down today. The Sensex continued to tumble from the opening of 27608.80 against the next close of 29915.96, with ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank, HDFC Limited, State Bank of India and TechCo, among others, along with ICICI Bank. Shares include Power Grid Corp., Larson & Toubro, NTPC, Reliance Industries, Nestlé India, Hindu Sensex, including Saturn Unilever, Titan, Tata Steel, ONGC, Sun Pharma, Bajaj Auto, Asian Paints, UltraTech Cement, Hero MotoCorp, fell 10 per cent lower to 26924 levels. After 45 minutes, it reopened at one point, losing 4035.13 points, to 25880.83, but hammering despite a slight short cover, 3939.72 points was finally closed at four-year low of 25981.24.

After the Nifty initial 10 percent circuit, the intra-day 1162 points were reduced to 7583 and then the 1135 points were broken at 7610.

The NSE Nifty spot opened at 7945.70 against the previous close of 8745.45 with a 45 percent market shutdown after a 10 percent breakdown in erosion. Which was a normal recovery after reopening, but at one point in Kadaka, 1161.85 points were broken down to 7583.60 and finally closed at 1135.20 points and closed at 7610.25.

March Nifty Futures breaks from 8723 to 7551 ends at 7580: Bank Nifty Futures breaks from 20,294 to 16,960

The weekend of the March trend in derivatives began with a historic hit. The Nifty March Futures opened at 7850.80 against 8723.10 at a function of Rs 17,242.33 crore in 3,95,519 contracts. Bank Nifty March Futures opened at 18,264.95 headline against 20,294.35 working out of Rs 6969.90 crore in 1,98,731 contracts, reaching 19,200 and finally reaching 16,741.

Nifty 7500 put jump from 97.50 to 338 at 320: Nifty 8500 call dropped from 508 to 73

The Nifty 7500 put up 320.60 at 1,95,068 contracts, up from 33.30 at the top with an open price of 120.30 against 97.50 at a price of Rs 11,393.24 crore. The Nifty 8500's call ended at Rs 76,62,62.62 with a loss of Rs 24,383.33 crore, up from 158.60 on the previous day. The Nifty 7000 put up 175 at a trade of Rs 9709.18 crore in 1,80,802 contracts, opening 59 with 59 heading up to 181 at the end. The Nifty April futures opened at 7880 heading against 8754.40, breaking down from 8248 at the end to 7572.05 at 7613.50.

Axis Bank breaks Rs.120 to Rs 308: IndusInd Bank breaks Rs.103 to Rs.333: HDFC Bank breaks Rs112 to Rs.770

Funds hit the panic button today amid the crisis of banking-finance companies and a number of banks, finance companies waking up in the coming days. Axis Bank broke down Rs.1120 to Rs. 308.35, Federal Bank broke Rs.103.40 to Rs. 336.55, City Union Bank to Rs. 32.65 to Rs. , State Bank of India broke down by Rs 28.05, to Rs 181.60, HDFC Bank to Rs111.90 and Rs.770.50 to Kotak Mahindra Bank.

Mahindra Finance breaks Rs 61, breaks Rs 149: Bajaj Finserve breaks Rs 1656, breaks Rs 4607: Equitas breaks Rs 13

Finance stocks today called an extraordinarily broad bang. Mahindra Finance broke down by Rs 60.85 to Rs 149.65, Bajaj Fineserve broke down by Rs 1656.10 and Bajaj Finance dropped by Rs.698.25 to Rs. Bajaj Holding broke Rs.4459.95, Rs. SBI Life lost Rs 100.60 and closed at Rs 535.85.

Auto stocks hit: Mothers Sumi breaks 20 percent: Ashok Leyland 18 percent, Maruti Suzuki 17 percent

Today, auto stocks were widespread amid reports of a serious crisis in the automobile sector and the upheaval of several auto companies. Motherson Sumi broke Rs 13.35 in the lower circuit by Rs 53.40, Ashok Leyland by 18 per cent, or Rs 7.90, by Rs. 324.15, Balakrishna Industries collapsed Rs117.50 and broke Rs. Hero MotoCorp dropped Rs 11.80 to Rs 1,603, Tata Motors down 7.70. Were .69.70.

FMCG stocks plummeted: Wadilal Industries lost Rs.102, Britannia Rs.346, Hindustan Unilever Rs.180.

FMCG stock was also selling all round today. Hindustan Unilever dropped Rs 179.95 to Rs 1872.55, Nestle India collapsed to Rs 12,934.90, Vadilal Industries down by Rs. The Bajaj Consumer was down by Rs. 56.15 to Rs.

Metal-mining stocks hit: JSW Steel, Vedanta, Hindalco, Jindal Steel, Sail, Nalco broke

Metal-mining stocks were also hit hard today. JSW Steel dropped Rs32.10 to Rs. Hindustan Zinc was down Rs. 10.50, to Rs.

Extraordinary erosion in oil-gas stocks: Reliance breaks Rs 136 to Rs 883: Castrol breaks Rs 20 to Rs 93

Crude oil's international prices fell $ 1.43 this evening to close at $ 25.55 and Nyax crude to close at $ 22.34 this evening. Oil and gas stocks declined by Rs. 20.25 to Rs. 93.60, GSPL declined by Rs. Petronet LNG was down Rs. 18.30 to Rs. 189.40, the IOC was Rs.

Small, Mid Cap stocks dying out for multiple stocks: ONLY SELLER CIRCUIT FOR 631 stocks

Amid reports of small, mid cap stocks being unavailable in the coming days, many stocks have collapsed amid reports that many companies are likely to be wiped out in India in the wake of the global crisis. Of the 2401 scrips traded in the BSE, the number of occurrences was 2058 and the increase was 214. Against the low circuit of the only seller, 633 stocks, the only circuit was the only circuit of the only Biar boom in 53 stocks.

Net sales of Rs 2989 crore of FPIs-FPIs: DII's net purchase of Rs.1082 crore.

Foreign portfolio investors - FPIs and FIIs - today sold cash worth Rs 2989.29 crore in cash. A total of Rs 8,890.92 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 5701.63 crore. However, DII-local institutional investors' net purchases of Rs 1082.24 crore in cash were made. A total of Rs 5814.98 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 6897.22 crore.