The Sensex fell 273 points to 52852

(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: The Chinese government has taken action against IT companies and imposed sanctions on foreign investors, especially US funds, to control their investments in China and Hong Kong. The stock markets also crashed. With this negative factor from China now the UK. And as the third wave of corona cases resurfaced in countries including Australia, and reports of increased corona cases among the Olympics in Japan as well, the funds began to soften the bullish trade in the cautious boom. On the other hand, despite good monsoon progress in India and positive factors in the decline in Coro's transition, Corporate India's quarterly results for the end of June 2021 were weaker than expected by major companies and the funds saw a sell-off in funds today amid rising crude demand. Crude was close to ૭૪ 6 and Nymex crude was close to ૭ 21.8. Shares of healthcare-pharmaceuticals companies were heavily hammered by funds today and profit-booking in banking-finance, IT, automobile stocks, the Sensex was down 3.91 points at 3.7 and the Nifty spot was down 4 points at 12.5. The US dollar had gained four paise to close at Rs 4.5 against the rupee. Metal-mining stocks saw a rise in funds today. While small, mid-cap stocks were selling broadly for profit.

Sensex loses 2000 level: falls to 205, falls to 7, finally falls 3 points to 6

Trading started moderately strong today. State Bank of India, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank, Larsen & Toubro's good quarterly results, attraction and Maestro Attractions at ICICI Bank rose to 203.50 at one point. Pharma stocks, especially Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, have been hit hard and sold in pharma stocks, including Sun Pharma, and in Reliance Industries, ITC, Bharti Airtel, Ultratech Cement, HCL Technologies, HCL Technology, Bajaj. Had come to .18. The Sensex fell by 3.41 points to close at 5.5, with short-covering and value-buying in select banking, metal and finance stocks.

Nifty spot fell to 131 at the top and down to 1901 at the end

NSE's Nifty spot opened at 120.50 against the previous close of 17.8. Bajaj Finserv, including State Bank of India, rose to 131.5. As a result, the fund's healthcare stocks, including Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Diviz Laboratories, Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Reliance Industries, Adani Ports, Grasim, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC1 and HDFC Ltd. By the end of the day, it had dropped 3 points to close at 12.5.

Nifty July futures fall from 150 to 17 before end of July trend: Bank Nifty futures

Nifty-based funds were due to sell today before the end of the July-Thursday trend in derivatives. The Nifty July Futures opened at 16.8 against 150.05 against 150.8 and returned to the top at 12.5 with a low of 16.05. The Bank Nifty July futures opened at 205.5 against 8.30, moved up to 215 from the top and came down to 310.30, ending at 319.50.

Dr Reddy's profit drops to Rs 21 crore, shares fall by Rs 5 to Rs 5: Alembic Rs 104, Sun Pharma Rs 14

Shares of healthcare-pharmaceuticals companies traded lower by 3.08 points to close at 5.4, as funds eased trading on the back of weaker Reddy's Laboratories' weak quarterly results. Dr Reddy's Laboratories' net profit fell by one per cent to Rs 21 crore and its revenue rose 11 per cent to Rs 215 crore, affecting margins as some of its products and drugs suffered a decline in global markets. .4.5 was closed. Alembic Pharma fell by Rs 104.5 to Rs 205.10, Sun Pharma Advance fell by Rs 19.50 to Rs 21.50, Glenmark Pharma Group fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs. 30, Lupine fell by Rs 20.50 to Rs 1,111.5, Aurobindo Pharma fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 205.50, Lincoln Pharma fell by Rs 15 to Rs 4.5, Panacea Biotech fell by Rs 13.5 to Rs. 31.3, Caplin Labs down Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 206.50, Cipla down Rs. 4.5 to Rs. 319.50, Shilpa Madi down Rs. 4.5 to Rs. 3.50, Newland Lab down Rs. 30.50 down to Rs. 2008.5, Granules India down Rs. 12.50 to Rs. 2.50, GlaxoSmithKline down Rs. 3.10 to Rs. 19.10, Alembic Ltd. down Rs. 20 remained. Of course, among the preferred stocks, RPG Life jumped by Rs 2.10 to Rs 205.50, Pfizer by Rs 2.50 to Rs 2,006.5, Fortis Healthcare by Rs 4.5 to Rs 2.50, Morpen Lab by Rs 1. .9 increased to Rs.

Metal-mining stocks rise in China: Hindalco, Tata Steel, APL Apollo, Jindal Steel

Assets of China and Hong Kong, US stocks. The funds were being bought in metal-mining stocks in anticipation of a surge in investment in India with the good progress of the monsoon in India, as funds, including investors, became heavily sold. The BSE Metal Index was up 3.31 points to close at 150. APL Apollo rose by Rs 19.5 to Rs 19.50, Hindalco by Rs 19.50 to Rs 314.5, Jindal Steel by Rs 13.5 to Rs 216.5, Tata Steel by Rs 2.50 to Rs. 140.50, JSW Steel rose by Rs. 2.09 to Rs. 210.9.

Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, State Bank rise in banking-finance stocks: Axis Bank, Kotak Bank fall

Banking-finance stocks saw a mixed trend today. Despite the encouraging results of Axis Bank, the stock fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs 31.8, despite the good results of Kotak Mahindra Bank, the stock fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 12.5 and Citi Union Bank by Rs 151.50. While State Bank of India rose by Rs 2.15 to Rs 2.4, AU Small Finance by Rs 19.05 to Rs 119.50, HDFC Bank by Rs 2.50 to Rs 131.5. Mannapuram Finance rose by Rs 12.5 to Rs 206.5, Equitas Holdings rose by Rs 2.50 to Rs 12.5, Magma Fincorp rose by Rs 4.5 to Rs 15, Equitas Bank rose by Rs 4.5 to Rs. 2.50, SBI Life Insurance up Rs 2.50 to Rs 1,102.50, ICICI Securities up Rs 19.50 to Rs 21.5, Bajaj Finserv up Rs 2.2 to Rs 1,201.50, Bajaj Finance up Rs 6.05 to Rs. 31.20.

Continued selling in automobile stocks: Tube Investment, Mahindra, Escorts, MRF, Balakrishna Industries down

Despite good monsoon progress in the country, auto stocks continued to sell on the back of declining demand for vehicles in the coming days due to high petrol and diesel prices and inflation. Tube investment fell by Rs 12.50 to Rs 105, Mahindra & Mahindra fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 2.50, Escorts fell by Rs 15.05 to Rs 119.50, MRF fell by Rs 5 to Rs 20,121. , Balakrishna Industries fell by Rs 31.5 to Rs 215, Cummins India fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs 2.50.

Metro Global, Bambino, Pondy Oxide, Evaxia Life, HIL, CCL Products, Datametics boom

Despite widespread gains in small, mid-cap and cash stocks today, many stocks retained the appeal of funds, high net worth investors and players. Metro Global jumped Rs 15.5 to Rs 111.5, Pondic Oxide jumped Rs 21.5 to Rs 7.5, Bambino rose Rs 4.5 to Rs 209.15, PPAP rose Rs 21.5 to Rs 215. .50, HIL increased by Rs. 219.50 to Rs. 5, Datametics increased by Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 205.50, entry into manufacturing of plastic granules by BSE listed Evacia Lifecare and shares increased by Rs. 10 to Rs. Attractions in the stock increased by 3 paise to Rs 4.5, CCL Products jumped by Rs 2.50 to Rs 2.50, GNA increased by Rs 3.50 to Rs 3.50, Jayshree T increased by Rs 13.5 to Rs 15. 6 were living.

Small, Mid-Cap Stocks Rise Profit Booking: 16 Shares Negative Close: Only Buyer's Bullish Circuit in 20 Shares

In the midst of the Sensex, Nifty-based crash, small, mid-cap, cash stocks, funds, operators, players, high networth investors today, the market breadth was negative rather than broad profit-selling. Out of the total 9 scrips traded on the BSE, the number of gainers was 161 and the number of declines was 16. The seller's bearish lower circuit was in 203 stocks against the bullish circuit of only buyers in 20 stocks.

Net purchase of Rs 20 crore shares in DII cash: Net sale of Rs 12 crore shares in FPIs / FII cash

FIIs - Foreign institutional investors, foreign portfolio investors - FPIs had a net sale of Rs 12.05 crore in cash today-Tuesday. A total of Rs 21.50 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 4.5 crore. While DII-domestic institutional investors have Rs. A net purchase of Rs 3.5 crore was made. A total of Rs 206.50 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 4.5 crore.