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Stock market today: SEBI has asked the American trading firm Jane Street to repay the illegal earnings of Rs 4,844 crore, banning the trading in the Indian stock market. SEBI alleged that this firm has been less profitable by misappropriation. It will be banned until she returns the money. Here, on the last trading day of the week on the last trading day of SEBI on Jane Street, the stock market is completely open on Friday, July 4, 2025. While the Sensex is trading at the level of 83,273.82 with a gain of 36.53 points, Trent’s stock has declined by 7 percent. However, Bajaj Finance’s stocks are seeing a boom.
Mixed stance in Asian market
Mixed business has been seen in the Asian market. Japan’s Nikkei jumped 0.17 percent, while the topics have also seen a rise of 0.23 percent. Although South Korea’s cospie lost 0.47 percent, Australia’s ASX-200 has risen 0.19 percent.
If we talk about the US market, then the trust of investors has increased due to strong data. While the S&P 500 saw a jump of 0.83, Nasdaq also raised 1.02. While Dow Jones has closed at 44,828.53 with a jump of 344.11 points. Due to Independence Day, American markets will remain closed on Friday.
Indian market declines a day before
Domestic stock marks saw a decline for the second consecutive day on Thursday. The BSE Sensex broke 170 points. There was a boom during trading in the market but in the last hour, due to selling in finance companies and metal stocks, it closed down with a decline. The companies included in the Sensex were prominently damaged Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, Adani Ports, Trent, SBI, Titan and Tata Consultancy Services.
Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice Chief Research of Railor’s Broking Limited, says the market fluctuates in the futures and option segment on the day of weekly ending of deals and it closed with a slight decline.
Whereas, Vinod Nair, Research Chief Head of Jiojit Investments Limited said that the 90 -day period is going to end with the tariff exemption. In such a situation, investors are watching the developments related to the US-India trade agreement. In recent times, foreign institutional investors (FII) have become alert due to more evaluation.
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