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Mumbai: The global market was cautious today amidst the increase in trade war between the two countries between the US President Donald Trump adopting a tough stance against China and increasing the duty on imported goods from China to 245 percent from 100 percent to 245 percent. Of course, foreign portfolio investors have once again become big buyers in Indian stock markets in view of the shocks of China’s business, they hope that India will benefit, as India is already interacting with the US on bilateral trade. The market today recorded a rapid improvement in the market today due to heavy purchases made by foreign funds after the FPI’s huge purchase of shares worth Rs 6066 crore on Tuesday. Today, the Sensex crossed 77,000 points and the Nifty crossed 23,450 points, as after the report of independent auditors on IndusInd Bank, banking shares and oil and gas stocks accelerated the purchase of funds in the last moments. In the end, the Sensex rose by 309.40 points to 77,044.29 and the Nifty 50 Spot Index rose 108.65 points to close at 23,437.20. Meanwhile, the stock markets will be closed on the occasion of Good Friday on Friday, 18 April 2025.
Banckes bounces 869 points: IndusInd Bank jumped due to derivative effect estimates
The funds led by IndusInd Bank increased in banking-breaking stocks today. After examining IndusInd Bank’s derivative portfolio by an independent auditor, Rs. The 1979 crore was less than an estimate, and the positive effects of this low -impact report were purchased in the stock, making it Rs. 52.40 Rs. 788.25. Axis Bank’s stock rose by Rs 47.50 to Rs 1161.55, Bank of Baroda’s stock rose by Rs 5.95 to Rs 240.90, Canara Bank shares increased by Rs 2.09 to Rs 94.71, Federal Bank shares increased by Rs 3.30 to Rs 195.20, State Bank of India’s stock increased by Rs 8.45 to Rs 771.75. The BSE Bankcax index rose 869.11 points to close at 60,736.06.
Profit in auto stocks: Unga Minda below Rs 26, TI India below Rs 57, Maruti Suzuki below Rs 178
After yesterday’s boom, the shares of automobile companies saw profit booking. Uncertainty on American tariffs and lack of new commitments on the export front amid crude oil prices promoted vigilance today. The BSE Auto Index fell 185.71 points to close at 47,432.59. Uno Minda fell by Rs 100. 26 to Rs. TI India fell by Rs 852.15. 57.15 to Rs. 2513.05, Bharat Forge fell. 18.30 to Rs. 1055.10, Maruti Suzuki falls. 178.45 Rs. 11,673.70, Tata Motors fell. 5.70 to Rs. 616.10 rupees, Exide 616.10 fell to Rs. 2.75 to Rs. 377 rupees, Mahindra & Mahindra declined by Rs 377. 13.80 Rs. Hero MotoCorp fell by Rs 2631.65. 14.95 to Rs. 3788.
Selection attraction in FMCG stocks: Wadilal, ADF Foods, Cupid, Balrampur Chinese Rose
Today, there was a select purchase of funds in FMCG shares. Cupid rose by Rs 100. 7.10 to Rs. 73.89 rupees, domes increased. 244.60 Rs. Flair rose Rs 2878.85. From 17.95 to Rs. 253.80, GMR brooariies increased. 44 to Rs. 697.60 rupees, ADF foods boom. 13 to Rs. 245 rupees, Wadilal Industries rose by Rs 245. 315.30 Rs. Patanjali Food rose by Rs 6013.30 to Rs 6013.30. 70 to Rs. 2002.95, Globus Spirit rose. 28.60 Rs. 1060, Balrampur Chinese Rupee increased. 14.20 Rs. 565.40, pollen milk increased to rupee. 3.40 Rs. Awadh Sugar rose by Rs 185.80 to Rs 185.80 per quintal. 9.95 to Rs. 487.90.
Selecting up in IT shares: Wipro boom due to results; TCS, Sanskain, D-Link Emergence
Funds were giving priority to shopping in IT-software services, technology shares. Wipro Limited’s quarterly gains increased by 26 percent more than expected, leading to Rs 3.40 to Rs 247.50. Sanskain rose by 10 rupees. 92.05 to Rs. Rs 1523.65, D-Link India rose to Rs. 21.20 Rs. 450.55 rupees, Explosion rose by Rs 450.55. 13.90 to Rs. 872 rupees, Oracle Finserv increased by Rs 872. 75.05 to Rs. 7877.55 rupees, TCS increased to Rs 7877.55. 26.30 to Rs. 3274, Nellco increased. 6.20 Rs. 908 rupees, Tech Mahindra rose 908 rupees. 7.25 to Rs. 1309.05.
Despite profits, preference in small and medium sized shares persists: 2636 shares positive
Yesterday, after a widespread rise in small and medium -sized shares, the market today broke down as many shares increased and profitable, but the market remained a positive attitude as the number of fast shares was more. Out of a total of 4078 shares done on BSE, the number of benefits declined from 3303 to 2636 and the number of losses increased from 785 to 1309.
Property of investors in shares – Rs. 100 crores increased. 2.76 lakh crores 415 lakh crores
The continuation of the attraction of choice in shares increased the joint property of investors, ie the joint market capitalization of companies listed in BSE, increased Rs 11.54 crore. Today, it reached Rs 2.76 lakh crore in a single day. 415 lakh crores
FPI/FII by Rs. Pure purchase of shares worth 1.50 lakhs. 3936 crore cash: net sales of DII Rs. 2512 crore
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), FII on Wednesday bought shares worth Rs 3936.42 crore in cash. Total Rs. Total purchase Rs. 11,350.48 crore was sold at Rs 11,350.48 crore as against. 15,286.90 crores While domestic institutional investors (DIIs) made a net sale of Rs. Today 2512.77 crores Total sales Rs. 1,00,000. Total purchase Rs. Rs 13,578.71 crore as against Rs. 11,065.94 crores
Global market alert due to increasing trade war between America and China: Dow Jones falls 150 points
The global markets were cautious today, as the US increased the tariff on sugar imports to 245 percent, which has increased trade war between the two countries and has increased the risk of global recession. In the evening markets in European countries, the London Stock Exchange’s FTSE 31 points, Germany’s DAX 111 points and France’s CAC 40 index fell 49 points. Among the Asia-Pacific countries, Japan’s Nikkei 225 index was 347 points, while Hong Kong’s Hangseng below 409 points. As soon as the US stock market opened, technology shares, especially Nvidia suffered heavy losses from China’s sanctions. Initially the Nasdaq Composite Index declined by more than 300 points and Dow Jones declined by more than 150 points.
Strong crude oil prices increased interest in oil and gas shares: ONGC, Oil India, Gayle strengthened
Oil and gas stocks remained attractive due to strong crude oil prices being strong at the international level. In the evening, the price of Brent crude oil rose by 53 cents to $ 65.20, and the price of New York-Nimx Crude oil also increased by 53 cents to close at $ 61.86. ONGC rose by Rs 1,000 to Rs 8.45 to Rs. 241.20, Oil India Rose Rupees. 12.05 to Rs. 378.45 rupees, Gayle India rose to rupee. 5.65 to Rs. 184.70 rupees, HPCL rose. 10.90 to Rs. 390, Petronet LNG increased. 5.70 to Rs. 301.35 rupees, BPCL rose. 4.50 to Rs. 298.75, Indian Oil Corporation rose by Rs. 1.15 to Rs. 133.85. The BSE oil-gas index rose 418.41 points to close at 56,715.64.
