Rudra Investment Stock Market Expert report says After the weak start of signs from the Asian markets, the market is witnessing fluctuations. Increased sales in IT, auto, FMCG, metal and pharma stocks have led to a decline in the market. The Sensex has broken more than 50 points. The Nifty has reached close to 9950. There is pressure on the market due to weakness in heavyweight Infosys, TCS, ITC, ONGC, HDFC Bank. However, Reliance Industries, Maruti, SBI, Coal India and ICICI Bank have seen an improvement.

Prior to this, Somavar started the weakening of the Indian Stock Market with signs from Asian markets. The Sensex dropped 60 points to open at 32,536 level. The Nifty started at 9,989 level with a decline of 9 points.

Midcap, small-cap shares fall after the initial boom

After the initial rally, mid-cap and small-caps are getting sold. Since this, the BSE Mid-Cap Index has broken 0.32 percent, while the BSE Small-Cap Index has declined by 0.44 percent.

LIC Housing Finance, Central Bank, Oberoi Realty, Mfasis, Au Small Bank, ABFRL, M & M Finance, Bajaj Holding, Shriram Transport Finance, BEL have risen 0.97-2.62 percent in mid-caps. However, Vakrangi, IDBI Bank, Crompton, Torrent Power, Adani Power, UBL, IGL, Petronet, Natco Pharma and RPP fell to 4.98-2.03 percent.

Bank, Realty, edge in an index, a pressure in IT

On the NSE, the sectoral index is getting bullish on the bank, realty, while the IT index is declining. The Bank Nifty Index has increased by 0.39%. On the other hand, Nifty Realty has seen an increase of 0.79 percent, Metal by 0.16 percent and Pharma 0.27 percent. However, the Nifty IT index weakened by 0.85 percent.

FPI has invested 8400 crores in March

Foreign investors have invested Rs 8,400 crore in the Indian Stock Market so far in March. This investment has been done between a slowdown in global crude prices and hopes for better earnings of companies.

Stock Market At Five-Month Low

The impact of global economic uncertainty on the start of the trade war between the US and China has affected the share sale of the world’s markets in the last week. The domestic stock market also saw the country’s main stock exchange index of 30-share index Sensex and NSE Nifty reached the lowest level in more than five months.

The Sensex dropped 1.75 percent, or 579.46 points, to the lowest level after 23 October 2017, and NSE’s Nifty came down to 1.93 percent i.e. 197.10 points and came down to the lower level after 11 October 2017.

Sistema’s biggest bid for RCom’s remaining assets, stock up 2.19%

Russia’s Systema has made the highest bid for Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communications to buy the remaining assets. Systema has bid for $ 150 million. Assets include RCom’s overseas and enterprise telecom business as well as data centres. From this news on Monday, RCom’s stock on BSE rose 2.19 percent to Rs 23.25 on BSE.

Cadila Healthcare up 5% faster

Pharma company Cadila Healthcare has registered an increase of 5% in the stock The approval of Metroprol Solidinet Tablets by the USFDA found a rise in stock in Monday’s turnover. The stock on the BSE rose 4.83 percent to Rs 387.80 on the BSE.

Lemon Tree Hotels open IPO

Hospitality chain Lemon Tree’s Initial Public Offer (IPO) opened for subscription today and it will remain open until March 28. Prior to opening an IPO, the company has raised Rs 311 crore before Anchor Investors. The company will raise Rs 1,038.68 crore via issue

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