Healthcare Index kicks off the new high of 15000 with a week high

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 13 April 2020, Monday

As the world is engulfed by the Corona epidemic, the Fund has re-indexed offloading before the fourth quarter of corporate results season began March 8, before the adverse consequences of this epidemic could be seen in the coming days.

Against the sale of funds in frontline stocks in banking-finance, consumer durables, automobiles, oil-gas stocks, demand from Indian companies around the world over the corona epidemic led to an unprecedented uptick in rising demand for pharmaceuticals-healthcare stocks today.

In addition, Index Sensex-Nifty-based Kadakas saw a rising trend of attractive valuation of funds in small, mid-cap stocks. The Sensex closed 5.2 points lower at 5 and Nifty spot was down 5 points to close at 5.1. International prices of crude oil are falling between OPEC and non-OPEC countries, with crude prices rising after crude prices began to fall, with global demand slowing down as crude demand fell to $ 1.8 per barrel of Brent and Naimax crude. Oil-gas stocks were easing as the $ 1 drew closer.

Banking, auto, consumer durables stocks crash Sensex 5 points 2: Nifty spot breaks 5 points 2: Net sales of Rs 1 crore in Khayenge / Khayeni cash, Gheeni Kheeni and Kheeni Kheeni.

The start of the day began with a mild anticipation today. China's central bank People's Bank of China increased its holding in India's housing finance giant HDFC Limited by more than one percent in the banking-finance stocks of the fund, opening at 5.1 heading against Sensex 5.1. With Bajaj Finance, State Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank Sahi With the offloading of you and offloading in automobile stocks, including Mahindra & Mahindra, Hero MotoCorp, Bajaj Auto with Reliance Industries, ONGC, and Sensex, including Titan, ITC, the Sensex fell to a point. Globally closed at 4.1.

BSE Banks Index closed down 5 points to close at 5.1 on banking stocks. ICICI Bank down Rs 1.8, HDFC Bank down Rs 1.8, State Bank of India down Rs 1.8, while Kotak Mahindra Bank drops Rs. The decline was Rs. Finance stocks Chawla Finn down Rs 1.8, Bajaj Finance down Rs 1.8, Mahindra Finance down Rs 1.8, Bajaj FinServe down Rs 5 1 was down to Rs.

The BSE auto index was down 5.1 points, with the broader sell-off in auto-shares of the fund, falling sharply in March due to a sharp decline in automobile companies' vehicle sales in the global recession.

TVS Motor dropped Rs 1.8, Mahindra and Mahindra fell by Rs 1.8, Rs 1.8, MRF was down by Rs 1.7, and Rs. BSE Bajaj Auto was down 5.7 to Rs.

Consumer Durables stocks also closed the BSE Consumer Durables Index by 4.1 points to close the day, with a massive offloading of funds. TTK Prestige collapsed by Rs 1.8, Crompton dropped by Rs 1.8, VIP Industries down by Rs 1.8, Titan by Rs 1.8, and Titan dropped by Rs 1.8. The Blue Star was down by 5.4 to Rs. The BSE oil-gas index, which also sold oil-gas stocks, fell 5 points to 1.8. While Reliance Industries declined by Rs 1.8 to Rs 1.7, Castrol India was down by Rs 7.2, ONGC was down by Rs 5.2.

Healthcare-pharma stocks continued to rise today, surpassing BSE Healthcare Index 3 by rising 5 points to end the week's highs by 5.1 points and closing at a new height of 8.8. Shares jumped to Rs 1.8, due to Corona epidemic, rising demand for various medicines from European countries to India and Glenmark Pharma receiving a large order of paracetamol supply. Newland Lab increased by Rs 1.8, Sun Pharma Advanced Research increased by Rs 1.8, Aurobindo Pharma increased by Rs 1.8, Medicaman increased by Rs 1.8, and Rs. Wakhart increased by Rs.

Small, mid-cap stocks continued to be valuing multiple stocks today, as if again, the stock market had been extremely positive as the small, mid-cap stocks had gained momentum. A number of stocks saw an increase in valuation of funds, funds. Of the total scrips traded in the BSE, the number of occurrences was only 2 and the number of increments was 5. Against the downward circuit of the only sellers in the 3 stocks, the only circuit was the upper circuit of the only Baier boom.

Foreign portfolio investors - FPIs and FIIs - today sold net worth of more than Rs 1.5 crore in cash. Total sales of Rs 8.5 crore were sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore. While DII-local institutional investors' net sales of Rs 1.5 crore in cash were sold. Total sales of Rs 8.5 crore were sold against a total purchase of Rs 1.8 crore. Shares of the stock market listed on BSE today fell to Rs 1.8 lakh crore in a single day from Rs 1.5 lakh crore in a single day.