The Sensex rose 376 points to 33,605 at the end of a 1700-point slump

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. 16 June 2020, Tuesday

Amid reports of two Indian Army soldiers and an Army officer being killed and India also killing Chinese soldiers amid tensions on the Ladakh border between India and China, there was a major index-based upheaval in Indian stock markets today. On the one hand, the world is fighting a war against the Corona epidemic, and with more than 100 positive cases coming to Beijing in China, the world is beginning to fear this second wave. Seeing the rise in funds in Indian stock markets today eased the overbought position in panic. Of course, today, the downtrend eased the bullish position of many players and the fund-experts again gave the market a U-turn, led by banking-financial stocks. The Sensex was up 2.3 points at 206.5 at the end of the 1500-point turmoil and the Nifty spot was up 100.50 points at the end of the 50-point turmoil and closed at 319.

Sensex jumps 3 points to 205 at the beginning

Trading started with a sharp rise today. The Sensex opened at 7.5 against the previous close, with the front-line stocks of the funds initially booming in banking-finance stocks as well as metal-mining stocks led by IT stocks. 01 was reached. FMCG stocks include ITC, Nestle India, Hindustan Unilever in banking stocks with Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank, State Bank of India, State Bank of India, State Bank of India, State Bank of India and State Bank of India. And the sell-off in Sun Pharma, including Larsen, was completely washed out, dropping by 2.50 points at one point to 6.30. With the decline in HDFC Ltd, HDFC Bank's aggressive takeover of funds in Twins and ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finance, Infosys, Titan, Tata Steel, TCS, Ultratech Cement, among others. 3 was closed.

Nifty bounces up 50 points at the beginning

NSE's Nifty spot opened at Rs 1,012.50 against the previous close of Rs 215.50. Was. Returning from the uptrend, the news of border tensions between India and China plunged to a low of 3.30, with HDFC Ltd, HDFC Bank, Titan, UPL, Infosys, Grasim and Metal stocks rising by 100 per cent.

HDFC Twins stocks shine: Bankex jumps 4 points to 3111

The BSE Bankex Index rose by 31.5 points to close at 3111.05, after the initial sell-off in banking and finance stocks. HDFC Bank rose by Rs 4.5 to Rs 20.5, ICICI Bank by Rs 11.50 to Rs 2.50, Kotak Mahindra Bank by Rs 2.50 to Rs 12.5, Dhanlaxmi Bank by Rs 2.50 LIC Housing Finance up Rs 13.50, AU Bank up Rs 4.5 to Rs 30.5, Canfin Home up Rs 13.5 to Rs 513.50 HDFC Ltd rose by Rs 20.50 to Rs 12.50 and SBI Life Insurance by Rs 19.10 to Rs 2.50.

Metal-mining stocks rise on industrial activity: Jindal Steel, JSW Steel, Hindalco

The BSE Metal Index rose by 106.50 points to close at 2091.9 today on the back of fund-raising in metal-mining stocks amid reports of resumption of industrial activity at home and abroad. Jindal Steel up Rs 2.15 to Rs 19.50, JSW Steel up Rs 2.50 to Rs 150.10, Hindalco up Rs 2.50 to Rs 150, Hindustan Zinc up Rs 4.5 to Rs 15 Vedanta rose by Rs 1.50 to Rs 109.50, Tata Steel by Rs 2.50 to Rs 206.5.

Pharma-healthcare stocks also had a choice of funds. Morpen Lab jumps up Rs 2.50 to Rs 2.50, Nectar Life jumps up Rs 2.15 to Rs 19.15, Natako Pharma rises Rs 2.50 to Rs 2.50, Ajanta Pharma rises Rs 2.50 Rs 12.5, Aarti Drugs increased by Rs 20.50 to Rs 1,008.05, JB Chemicals by Rs 19.50 to Rs 316.5, Torrent Pharma by Rs 2.50 to Rs 4.5.

Cummins, Bosch, MRF fall: Balakrishnan, Amar Raja, TVS, Hero rise

Automobile stocks saw a mixed trend today. Shares of Tata Motors fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs 4.5 yesterday after the company posted a net loss of Rs 3 crore in the company's fourth quarter. Cummins India fell by Rs 10.50 to Rs 4.5, Bosch by Rs 111.50 to Rs 10,31.50, MRF by Rs 205.15 to Rs 2,8.50, Bajaj Auto by Rs 15. 6 to Rs. While Balakrishna Industries rose by Rs 2.50 to Rs 115.05, Amarraja Batteries by Rs 21.5 to Rs 4.5, TVS Motor by Rs 4.5 to Rs 4.5, Hero MotoCorp by Rs 2.50. Eicher Motors was up by Rs 21.5 to Rs 19.05, Maruti Suzuki was up by Rs 21 to Rs 2.50.

Profit booking in small, mid-cap stocks rises: 150 stocks close negative, 6 stocks bullish circuit

Marketbroadth remained negative as profit-booking was also cautious in small, mid-cap stocks with a large index-based upheaval in stocks today. Out of the total 6 scrips traded on the BSE, the number of gainers was 115 and the number of declines was 120. The only seller in 13 stocks was the lower circuit against the bullish circuit of only buyers in 6 stocks.

FPIs / FIIs sell net worth of Rs 15 crore in cash

FIIs - Foreign institutional investors, FPIs had a net sale of Rs 12.5 crore in cash today-Tuesday. A total of Rs 303.81 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 206.06 crore. On the other hand, DII-domestic institutional investors made a net purchase of Rs 1,151.31 crore in cash today. A total of Rs 20.8 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 7.5 crore.


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