The stock market declines a big fall, Sensex 797 and Nifty 225 points broken, not heavy in these shares
Share Market Opening 2 June, 2025: On the first day of June, the Indian market started trading in a red mark with a decline. On Monday, the Sensex was trading at 80,654.26 points in early trade on 80,654.26 points, while the Nifty was trading 24,526.15 with a major loss of 224.55 points. On the first day of the week, BSE Sensex dropped by 236.59 points to 81,214.42 points and Nifty started trading at 24,669.70 points with a loss of 81.00 points.
Shares of more than half of companies open in red mark
On Monday, only 8 out of 30 companies of Sensex opened in green mark with an increase and the remaining 22 companies opened with a decline in red mark. On the other hand, today, only 13 out of 50 of Nifty 50, only 13 company shares started trading in the green mark and the remaining 37 companies opened in red mark with losses. Hindustan Unilever shares, one of the Sensex companies, opened with the highest 1.09 percent and Tata Steel’s shares today opened with a decline of 1.58 percent today.
On the first day of the week, in the rest of the Sensex companies, Shares of Adani Ports were 0.45 percent, Powergrid 0.38 percent, NTPC 0.21 percent, Asian Paints 0.13 percent, IndusInd Bank 0.07 percent, Nestle India 0.05 percent and State Bank of India shares with a slight increase of 0.04 percent.
Who included in shares starting business with loss
On the other hand, Tata Motors shares today shares 1.39 percent, HCL Tech 1.32 percent, Reliance 1.25 percent, Maruti Suzuki 1.15 percent, Tech Mahindra 1.12 percent, Infosys 1.07 percent, Bajaj Finance 0.78 percent, Ultratech Cement 0.78 percent, Artnal 0.73 percent, Article 0.68 percent, Title 0.68 percent, Acis Bank 0.67 percent, HDF Bank opened with 0.63 percent, L&T 0.63 percent, TCS 0.63 percent, Kotak Mahindra Bank 0.50 percent, Bajaj Finserv 0.49 percent, Bharti Airtel 0.43 percent, Mahindra & Mahindra 0.28 percent, ICICI Bank 0.27 percent, Sun Permament 0.27 percent and ITC shares have fallen with 0.17 percent.
Why is there a decline in the market today
The market continues to perform poorly between the ongoing turmoil at the global level. Investors are cautious with US President Donald Trump’s recent tariff threats. On Monday, heavy selling in IT and metal stocks weakened the market. Along with this, the broader market also did the same, due to which heavy losses are being seen. Experts say the current market setup suggests that the consolidation phase is likely to continue.
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