Stock Market News: On Friday, October 25, the last day of the week, the Indian stock market closed with a decline. This decline has come after six consecutive trading sessions of rise in the domestic stock market due to withdrawal of foreign capital and profit booking in banks and FMCG shares. The benchmark index Sensex based on 30 shares on BSE fell by 344.52 points or 0.41% and closed at 84,211.88 points. At one time during trading, it fell by 599.25 points and reached 83,957.15 points.

Big fall in HUL shares

At the same time, NSE’s standard index Nifty fell by 96.25 points or 0.37% and closed at 25,795.15 points. A decline was seen in 34 out of 50 shares. Among Sensex group companies, shares of Hindustan Unilever (HUL) fell the most by 3.20%. Apart from this, shares of UltraTech Cement, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Adani Ports, Titan, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank also remained in loss. On the other hand, shares of Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, Bharat Electronics and Sun Pharma were in profit.

This fall in the market after six consecutive sessions of rise was due to profit-booking at higher levels as well as the impact of Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal’s comments regarding the trade agreement with America. He said during an event in Germany that India does not make any deal in haste nor does it make agreements under pressure.

What do experts say?

After this fall in the market, Enrich Money CEO Ponmudi R. It is said that this comment of Piyush Goyal weakened the hopes of soon concluding the India-US trade deal. Due to this, profit booking was seen in all sectors after the rise in the beginning of the week.

On the other hand, in Asian markets, South Korea’s Kospi, Japan’s Nikkei, China’s Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng closed with gains, while European markets remained mixed. American markets closed in positive territory on Thursday. Siddharth Khemka, Head of Research (Wealth Management), Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited, says that Nifty closed at 25,795 points with a fall of 96 points, ending the six-session rise. The market remained under pressure due to US sanctions on Russian oil companies and profit-booking by investors.

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Stock market today: After showing a boom for four consecutive days, there was a period of profit booking in the domestic stock markets on the fourth trading day (Thursday) of the week. The market closed down due to investors withdrawing profits at high levels. The BSE Sensex closed at 81,773.66 points, falling down 153.09 points i.e. 0.19 percent to 81,773.66. At the same time, the Nifty 50 index also fell 62.15 points or 0.25 percent to 25,046.15 points.

However, during the trading, the initial session saw a slight rise in both Sensex and Nifty, but later the selling in veteran companies like Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank did not lead to the market.

Shares of these companies fell

The major declining shares involved in the Sensex included Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharat Electronics, UltraTech Cement, Trent, Sun Pharma, Power Grid and Reliance Industries. At the same time, the shares in profit include Titan, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HCL Tech and Tech Mahindra.

Vinod Nair, head of research from Jiojit Investments Limited, said-“Major indices were seen to be seen in fluctuations. After the recent rapid bounce, investors made profit-booking. Also, there is an atmosphere of vigilance in the market before the second quarter results of the companies.”

Asian market declines

Asian markets declined – Nikki of Japan and Hong Kong’s hanging index closed in red mark. The markets of China and South Korea remained closed due to holidays. European markets had a boom till noon trading. At the same time, the American markets closed down on Tuesday.

Global oil standard Brent crude rose 1.16 percent to $ 66.21 per barrel. According to the stock market data, foreign institutional investors (FII) on Tuesday bought shares worth Rs 1,440.66 crore, which gave the market partial support. Earlier on Tuesday, the Sensex rose 136.63 points to 81,926.75 points and Nifty closed 30.65 points to close at 25,108.30 points.

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Stock market today: Due to peace after ceasefire in West Asia, the market has gained momentum for the fourth consecutive day on the last business day of the week. The hope of cutting rates from the US Federal Reserve and the softening of crude oil has also strengthened the market. After this, a 30 -digit Sensex was trading up 140 points on BSE at around 9.15 am. While the Nifty-50 on NSE is also open at 25.574.35 by jumping 25.35 points.

Global market boom

The Asia Pacific market also looked strong on Friday. The positive message of the White House jumped 1.22 percent from the positive message of the White House amid a soft trend on the deadline of the tariff, while the topics index saw a rise of 1.1 percent. Along with Kopy of South Korea, Australia’s ASX 200 has also recorded a jump of 0.4 percent.

If we talk about the US market, the market was seen in the market on Thursday and while the S&P 500 rose 0.8 percent, the Nasdaq Composite increased by 0.97 percent and Dow Jones increased by 404.41 points.

Sensex up 1000 points a day before

Last Thursday, there was a tremendous rise in the market due to the reduction of Bhurajnical Tension, while the Sensex climbed 1000 points on one side, the Nifty also rose 304 points. Market experts believe that the sentiments of investors have strengthened due to peace in West Asia and positive trends at the domestic level. Ajit Mishra, Vice Chief Research of Railways Broking Limited, says that the markets climbed more than 1% on the day of disposal of monthly futures contracts. From the beginning of the session, with positive business, better global signs were instrumental. The purchases in Chuninda big companies strengthened.

Share Market: The trust of investors over the US economy has been shaken after US President Donald Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Pavel. Due to this, there has been a huge decline in American stocks and dollars. The benchmark S&P 500 index declined by 2.36 percent on Monday, which is the biggest decline ever this year.

Dollar reached three -year low

Meanwhile, the Tech-Havi Nasdaq Composite Index also recorded a decline of 2.55 %. With this, this index has slipped from its position about 18 percent from the beginning of this year. On Monday, the dollar reached its three -year lowest level. It fell by 97.92 as compared to major foreign currencies like Euro, Yen, Frank. Government bonds also declined on Monday as investors started selling assets commonly considered safe. The reward of 10-year-old bonds in America is rising to 4.4 percent.

Sluggish in Asian market too

The Asian market also started with lethargy on Tuesday. In the beginning of trading in Japan’s Nikkei 225, Hong Kong’s Hong Seng Index and Taiwan’s Taiiex index, there was a decline of 0.8 percent, 0.6 percent and 0.5 percent respectively. Trump is furious at Pavel, the chairman of the Fed Reserve for refusing to cut interest rates. On his social media handle, he has called Pavel as ‘Major Loser’ and ‘MR Too Late’. He has also threatened to remove Pavel from the post. Now he is considering the ways of legally removed to them.

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Asian stock market: A day earlier due to Trump’s tariff, the biggest decline of about 9 months in the global market, the threat of recession and the possibility of inflation due to trade war showed in the market recovery mode on 8 April. The Sensex saw an increase of about 1200 points. Whereas the Nifty crossed 22500 in early trade with a rise of about 1.5%.

All the fields were seen to improve. In such a situation, the experts believe that the stay in the market has now calmed down and they can rethink the stringent stance on the refund from Trump.

Signs of bad phase over

There were indications of improvement from Australia to Asian market. Japan’s IKKEI index jumped about 6%. Which is a improvement after a major decline of about one and a half years. US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba agreed on open trade talks during a phone call. This was followed by an increase of 0.7% in the shares of Blue Chips in China, 1.7% in KOSPI, South Korea and 2.25% in Hong Kong’s Hong SENG index.

While the Jakarta Composite of Indonesia saw a 9% decline, the Vietnam benchmark index went down 5%. Thailand’s SET fell nearly 4 percent, which was the biggest decline since March 2020. Australia’s S&P opened with a gain of 0.1%.

Recovery in the Indian market has occurred after a major decline of one day when the worst day was seen during the last five years. The 30 -share BSE Sensex fell by about 2.95% i.e. 2276.79 points to reach 73137.90 on Monday. While the benchmark index fell 3939.68 points i.e. 5.22% to reach 71,425.01.

The biggest decline of five years

14 lakh crore of investors drowned due to a drastic decline in the local stock market. Smallcap index of small companies on BSE also lost 4.13 percent, while midcap recorded a decline of 3.46 percent. The effect of this all -round decline was that the total market capitalization of companies listed on BSE declined by Rs 14,09,225.71 crore to Rs 3,89,25,660.75 crore ($ 4.54 million) in the same trading session.

However, in the last hour of trading, the loss of investors declined due to purchases at a lower level. The loss of investors in the afternoon business reached Rs 20.16 lakh crore. 3,515 shares listed on BSE declined, while 570 shares rose and there was no change in the price of 140 shares.

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