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Stock Market Today: The stock market started with speed on the second day of the week. In such a situation, both Sensex and Nifty have increased.
Stock Market Today: On the second day of the week i.e. the market has started with an edge. The local stock market has also shown a boom amidst strong trend in global markets. During this time, the 30 -share Sensex gained 300 points to cross 81,000 as soon as the market opened. At the same time, NSE’s 50 -share Nifty appeared and traded at 24,850 levels. During this time, the shares of Infosys have gained 3 percent.
Market ups and downs?
However, the market has seen a boom in the market a day earlier i.e. on Monday due to a strong trend in global markets. At the same time, due to the possibility of cutting the policy rate of US Fed Reserve, the global markets are seeing a boom. Its domestic markets are seeing positive stance.
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Yesterday was the market trend
At the same time, if we talk about tomorrow, the stock market has started with the green zone. In such a situation, the Sensex opened at 80.904.40 against its previous shutdown and after some time it crossed the 81,000 figures. Like the BSE index, the Nifty appeared. Compared to the previous bandh, it was opened at 24,802.60 and later traded at 24,831.35.
Yesterday these shares gained momentum
Please tell here that with the introduction of business in the market yesterday, many shares were seen. During this period, 2.50 percent was seen in TATA Steel shares, 2.35 percent in TATA Motors shares, 1.95% in Mahindra & Mahindra shares and 1.10% in Shares of Adani Ports. The midcap category included 3.90 per cent in the first -round shares, 3% of the shares of Manyavar, 2.95 per cent in the shares of India and 2.90% in Olectra shares.
Expectations from GST cut
An announcement of GST rate cut in India also gave positive vibes to Morkhet. Especially in automobile and consumer durable sector, demand can be seen in demand after September 22. Let us tell you that last week, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIS) sold shares worth Rs 1,304.91 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIS) bought shares worth Rs 1,821.23 crore. It is clear that domestic investors have confidence in the Indian market and this confidence is giving strength to the stock market. Apart from all this, the global oil market was also in active mode. Crude oil jumped 1.19% to $ 66.29 per barrel. Right now it would be right to say that the market mood is green.
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