Nifty hits 18614 all-time high, ends up 50 to 18563


Mumbai: Despite the negative factor on the global front of crude oil prices collapsing to a 10-month low amid tension in China, people took to the streets to protest against the government due to the Corona lockdown, the positive factor of a major reduction in the import bill for India, funds in the Indian stock markets today created a history of new highs in the Nifty. was With crude oil prices falling, petrol and diesel prices are also expected to fall, funds, automobiles, oil-gas stocks have rallied and selected IT, healthcare, banking stocks have taken a hit. 18562.75 and Sensex 62701.40 created a new history and finally closed at a new high of 62504.80 with an increase of 211.16 points. Small, mid-cap stocks witnessed widespread buying today.

Crude namax at $74: HPCL, BPCL up: Reliance up by Rs.91 to Rs.2708

After falling to a 10-month low, international crude oil prices continued to decline further today, with Brent falling by $2.61 to $81 and Nymax-New York crude falling by $2.27 to $74, with Indian oil refineries and marketing companies being a positive factor for oil of funds. -Gas was being taken in stocks. Reliance Industries rose by Rs.91 to Rs.2708.05, HPCL rose by Rs.12.20 to Rs.238.35, BPCL rose by Rs.16.05 to Rs.340.50, Indian Oil Corp rose by Rs.2.80 to Rs.76 .15, Indraprastha Gas increased by Rs.12.60 to Rs.443.35, Gujarat Gas increased by Rs.12.60 to Rs.504.30. The BSE Oil-Gas Index rose 299.27 points to close at 20440.02.

China unrest drags metal stocks: Jindal Steel, Hindalco, Vedanta, SAIL, Tata Steel fall

Funds eased bullish trades in metal-mining stocks on expectations that demand for the metal would fall again as unrest in China as a result of the lockdown led to people taking to the streets to protest against the government. Jindal Steel fell by Rs.13.55 to Rs.507.20, Hindalco fell by Rs.9.90 to Rs.431.05, Vedanta fell by Rs.6.15 to Rs.310.40, SAIL fell by Rs.1.25 to Rs.82. .05, JSW Steel fell by Rs.10.55 to Rs.715.40, Tata Steel fell by Rs.1.30 to Rs.104.90. The BSE Metal Index fell by 290.37 points to close at 19755.94.

FPI/FII's net purchase of Rs.935 crore in cash : DII's net purchase of Rs.87 crore

Foreign Portfolio Investors-FPIs, Foreign Institutional Investors-FIIs had a net purchase of Rs.935.88 crore in cash segment today-Monday. A total of Rs.6844.42 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs.7780.30 crore. While DII-domestic institutional investors made net purchases of Rs.87.93 crore in the cash segment today. A total of Rs.6289.61 crore was sold against a total purchase of Rs.6377.54 crore.


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