Sensex fell 765 points to 57696

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Investors' assets fall by Rs 1.50 lakh crore to Rs 21.05 lakh crore

(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: The world is reeling from the omikron-coro virus, especially in European countries, and the US is signaling to hasten bond-bonding. The Indian stock market plunged again over the weekend today. As if index fixing is going on, experts in trapping players in the weekly game of F&O, this move was washed away on Friday after the Sensex gained 3 points on Thursday in the move of big funds. After Karnataka, Delhi, Mumbai-Maharashtra is witnessing a rise in suspected cases of Omicron virus, which could lead to another lockdown at any time. The Nifty spot was down 3 points at 3.96 and the Nifty spot was down 206.5 points at 1213.30. Brent crude was up ૬૮ 1.6 at ૭ 21.8 and Nymex crude was up ૫૬ 1.05 at ૫ 3.08 today, after crude oil prices stalled as the OPEC meeting decided to take a more flexible approach to crude production.

Sensex loses 2,000 points again

Trading started strong today. The Sensex opened at 2.8 against the previous close of 71.8, and initially rose in frontline stocks, including Larsen & Toubro, Tata Steel, Ultratech Cement, IndusInd Bank, TCS, Reliance Industries and rose to 2.06. As a result of the negative reports for Reliance Industries, the company is facing huge crores of rupees in penalties in the case of Reliance Communications. Airtel, Tech Mahindra, ITC, Sun Pharma, Asian Paints, Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Hindustan Unilever, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Sun Pharma among others. Was closed.

Nifty spot in the initial rally fell from the top 15 to 19130 and finally fell 204 points to 1917

NSE's Nifty spot opened at 19.20 against the previous close of 1201.5. After the rally in Ultratech Cement rose to 14.30, Reliance Industries suffered a major erosion and Kotak Mahindra Bank, Power Grid Corp, Asian Paints, HDFC Life, Bharti Airtel, Sun Pharma, ABI Life Insurance, INS Finserv, Mr. Cement, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, NTPC and other stocks fell to 19,150.50 and finally fell by 206.5 points to close at 1,612.50.

Adani, Gujarat gas prices fall by Rs 5 a liter on Reliance's big penalty report: BPCL, ONGC rise

Crude oil prices fell sharply today after a meeting of OPEC members yesterday indicated that a flexible approach to crude production would be adopted. Brent crude was up ૬૮ 1.8 at ૩૫ 21.7 and Nymex crude was up ૫૬ 1.3 at ૫ 2.09. Hammering shares fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 205.15 on reports of a massive RCom penalty in Reliance Industries. Gujarat Gas down Rs 2.50 to Rs 7.5, Adani Total Gas down Rs 20.50 to Rs 19.50, Petronet LNG down Rs 3.05 to Rs 3.50, HPCL down Rs 4.05 2.50. While BPCL increased by Rs 3 to Rs 2.50, Indraprastha Gas increased by Rs 2.50 to Rs 205.50, ONGC increased by Rs 1.8 to Rs 19.50, IOC increased by Rs 1.2 to Rs 151. There were 20.

Profit booking again in banking-finance stocks: Bankex down 214 points: Kotak Bank down Rs 31

Profit-booking was seen in banking-finance stocks amid fears of a further downturn, business stagnation and bank-finance companies' loan sinking amid fears of Omicron. The BSE Bankex Index fell by 313.50 points to close at 3111.05. Kotak Mahindra Bank fell by Rs 20.50 to Rs 1912.50, Citi Union Bank fell by Rs 1.3 to Rs 13.5, ICICI Bank fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 219.50, HDFC Bank fell by Rs 15. Axis Bank fell by Rs 2.10 to Rs 4.5, Bandhan Bank fell by Rs 1.3 to Rs 2.50.

In healthcare stocks, Dr. Lalpath lost Rs. 105, Apollo Hospital lost Rs.

The BSE Healthcare Index fell by 200.5 points to close at 7,151 today on the back of a massive sell-off in shares of healthcare-pharmaceuticals companies. Iris Life fell by Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 205, Dr. Lalpath Lab fell by Rs. 5.50, Narayan Hudalya fell by Rs. 18.5 to Rs. 5, Dishman Carbogen fell by Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 3.10, Ipka Lab fell by Rs. 5 to Rs. Decreased by Rs 2.15, Panacea Biotech by Rs 4.5 to Rs 2.50, Cipla by Rs 2.50 to Rs 311.5, Diviz Lab by Rs 20.50 to Rs 5.10, Pfizer by Rs. 14.50 down to Rs. 313.5, Sanofi India fell by Rs. 18.60 to Rs.

Vodafone returns Rs 200 crore bank guarantee to telecom department

Among telecom operators, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea returned a total of Rs 200 crore to the Bank Guarantee Department of Telecommunications (DOT) and out of these, Vodafone Idea received Rs 500 crore. Was 12.5. While Bharti Airtel fell by Rs 19.50 to Rs 313.5.

Profit booking in IT stocks: Kelton, Indiamart, Infibeam, Tech Mahindra, Mastek, Coforge, L&T declined

Funds in IT-software services, technology stocks turned out to be profitable today. Kelton Tech fell by Rs 1.5 to Rs 4.5, Indiamart fell by Rs 19.50 to Rs 215, Infibeam Avenue fell by Rs 20.15, Tech Mahindra fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs 1200.15, Mastek fell by Rs. 31.5 down to Rs. 31.50, Coforge down Rs. 6.05 to Rs. 8.10, L&T Technology down Rs. 21.50 to Rs. 21.3, Tata Alexy fell by Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 200, Persistent System fell by Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 3.5 and Wipro fell by Rs. 2.5 to Rs. While Ramco System increased by Rs. 2.5 to Rs. 20.50, 2 Moons Technology increased by Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 30 to Rs. 12.10.

Selling in auto stocks: Maruti down Rs 15 to Rs 303: Tube Investment, Mahindra, TVS, Bajaj Auto, Bosch down

Funds in automobile stocks continued to sell today. The announcement of an increase in vehicle prices by automobile companies since January had a negative impact. Tube investment fell by Rs 4.5 to Rs 150, Maruti Suzuki fell by Rs 13.5 to Rs 305.15, Mahindra & Mahindra fell by Rs 19.50 to Rs 2.50, TVS Motor fell by Rs 2.50 to Rs. 2.10, Bajaj Auto fell by Rs. 2.50 to Rs. 8, Bosch fell by Rs.

Small, mid-cap stocks continue to rise amid index-based crash: 12 stocks close positive

Market breadth was consistently positive rather than selective valuing of stocks in small, mid-cap, cash-strapped funds, high networth investors, and stocks, as the Sensex and Nifty crashed again today. Out of the total 8 scrips traded on the BSE, the number of gainers was 16 and the number of losers was 1500. The only seller in 209 stocks was the lower circuit against the upper circuit of the only buyer in 6 stocks.

Investors' asset-market capitalization fell by Rs 1.50 lakh crore in one day to Rs 21.04 lakh crore

Investors' wealth, ie the accumulated market capitalization of companies listed on the BSE, fell by Rs 1.50 lakh crore to Rs 21.04 lakh crore in a single day today as the Sensex and Nifty plunged sharply.

FPI / FII cash more net sales of Rs 5 crore: Net sales of over Rs 21,000 crore in 11 days

Shares of FII-foreign institutional investors, Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs were seen rising again today. A further Rs 3.17 crore worth of shares were net sold in cash today-Friday. A total of Rs 11,12.08 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 4.5 crore. On the other hand, DIIs-domestic institutional investors made a net purchase of Rs 12.5 crore in cash today. A total of Rs 2.50 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs 4.5 crore.

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