Share Bazaar: Increasing stress in West Asia declines after an initial increase between Sensex and Nifty
Share Bazaar News: The Sensex and Nifty started trading with a slight lead on Thursday in the domestic stock markets. However, in the midst of increasing tension in West Asia, it declined to suggested the dull trend of the global market. The withdrawal of foreign capital also influenced the perceptions of investors. BSE Sensex rose 108.02 points in early trade to 82,623.16 points while NSE NIFTY ran at 25,180.10 points with a gain of 38.7 points. However, both of them later slipped into the negative scope and started trading with a decline. The BSE Sensex fell 178.60 points to 82,331.42 points and the Nifty was trading 57.15 points to 25,093.75 points.Also Read: Share Bazaar has a boom in the fourth consecutive day, bank shares gained 256 points, Nifty also got stronger
Shares of these major companies fluctuate: Asian Paints, Bajaj Finserv, Bharti Airtel, NTPC, Adani Ports, HDFC Bank, Bajaj Finance and Larsen & Toubro shared the most among the 30 companies in the Sensex. Shares of Infosys, Internal (East Jomato), Tech Mahindra and Tata Motors were in disadvantage.
In Asian and American markets: In the Asian markets, South Korea’s Cappey and Shanghai SSE Composite were in profit while Nikki of Japan was 225 and Hong Kong’s Hangseng was in disadvantage. The American markets closed with a negative attitude on Wednesday.Also Read: Stock market declines in early trade, Sensex 200 and Nifty 61 points slipped
Brent Crude (Brent Crude) futures at $ 69.48 per barrel: International standard Brent crude fell 0.42 percent to $ 69.48 per barrel. According to the stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were selling on Wednesday and purely sold shares worth Rs 446.31 crore.
Rupee climbed 7 paise to 85.46 per dollar in early trade: The weak trend of American currency, softening of crude oil prices globally and positive start of domestic stock markets rose 7 paise to 85.46 per dollar in early trade on Thursday. Foreign exchange traders, however, said that the withdrawal of foreign capital limited the lead of local currency.Also Read: Share Market Today: After becoming India’s fourth largest economy
Rupee in interbank foreign currency exchange market, opened at 85.43 against dollarThen fell at 85.46 per dollar, which shows a growth of 7 paise in the previous closed price. The rupee closed at 85.53 against the US dollar on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the dollar index, depicting the US dollar status against 6 major currencies, fell 0.07 percent to 99.02. (Language)
Edited by: Ravindra Gupta
