Stock market today: Despite uncertainty on the US-India trade deal, there is still a hope about the US-Russia talks to be held this week. Meanwhile, the second trading day of the week began with a decline, where the Sensex broke 170 points and was trading at around 9:15 am, while the Nifty opened below 24,550. But, shortly after, the market with a 30 -digit Sensex climbed up more than 100 points on BSE. With this, the Nifty 50 on NSE also went beyond 24600.

On the other hand, ICICI Bank shares saw weakness, which has recently come after the announcement of the minimum balance to Rs 50,000 on the savings account. At the same time, the journey online shared about 15%.

Why the market declines?

According to Vinod Nair, the research head of Jiojit Investments, recently the market was witnessed a relief rally after touching a three -month low, mainly due to the return of foreign institutional investors and good global signs. However, uncertainty continues to have an impact on export and Indian economy due to lack of consent on tariff dispute between India and America. The market had a strong start on Monday.

Global stock market condition

Here, the US has postponed China’s plan to impose heavy tariffs on imported goods for 90 days. This tariff was to be implemented from Tuesday, but President Trump ordered to extend it by mid -November. Talking about the global market, Japan’s Nikkei closed at a record level with a gain of 2%, Australia’s ASX 200 0.13%, South Korea’s KOSPI went up 0.81% and China’s CSI rose 0.36%.

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Stock market today: A day after the decision to impose 25 percent tariff on Indian goods, its impact on the Indian domestic market is clearly visible on Thursday 31 July 2025. These new rates of these tariffs will be applicable from Friday 1 August. After this, the Sensex was broken 540 points as soon as the fourth trading day of the week started, while the Nifty on NSE opened below 24700. Along with this, the rupee opened 27 paise against the dollar and opened at 87.69 today as compared to 87.42. Today, the shares that are seen falling drastically include textile and seafood. The shares of Avanti Feeds, Apex Frozen Foods and Waterbase Limited, who exported shrimp fish from India to India have seen a tremendous decline of up to 6 percent.

Tariff on India affects the market:

This announcement has been made by President Trump at a time when no consensus has been reached on the trade agreement between the two countries. Investors now look at how the market reacts. Earlier, the Gifty Nifty Futures fell 0.73 percent in the market to trade at 24,675, indicating the weak start of Dalal Street.

On the other hand, the US Federal Reserve did not make any changes in interest rates for the fifth consecutive time. After this, now the hope of cutting a possible rate in September is now weakened.

Delay delay uncertainty

America’s decision to impose fresh tariffs on India has a direct impact on the stock market. Talking to reporters, US President Trump said that the conversation is still going on, but he warned that 25 percent tariffs would be imposed on Indian goods from Friday.

Trump said that he is one of the countries where the most tariffs are imposed, and he is willing to cut it. He further said that we are currently talking to India and will see what happens next. We will get clarity about this by the end of the week. Along with this, Trump has also announced additional compensation on India to buy oil from Russia, which can affect the countries buying oil from other Moscow including India.

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Sebi actions on jane street: The Securities Exchange Board of India i.e. SEBI has taken strict action on the American trading firm Jane Street and banned it in the Indian market. The market regulator has ordered the return of Rs 4843 crore made illegally, accusing him of rigging him. SEBI said in his order that Jane Street is being directly or indirectly bought in the Indian market or banned from other deal in any way or in any way.

SEBI screws on Jane Street

According to the published order on SEBI website, the market regulator ordered to seize 48.4 billion, or about Rs 4843 crore, and said that these earnings have been illegally made from Jane Street. Along with this, SEBI also asked the banks to ensure that Jane Street could not withdraw money from his account without approval without regulator. SEBI said in his actions that 4,843,57,70,168 made by Jane STRE will be confiscated by strictly.

Although SEBI did not say that during which time the business related violations have been done, but this order of SEBI shows a big action on the foreign firm doing business in the country.

Jane Street is the effective firm of the world

Jane Street is a well-known and effective business firm in the world, which has business in Equitij, Bonds, ETFs and Derivatives. According to a report by Bloomberg, this firm earned more than $ 2.3 trillion from the Indian market only last year. In such a situation, the action of the market regulator SEBI will not only affect the business of Jane Street in India, but is also a tough message for those firms, which are trading in the Indian market with a fairly aggressive strategy.

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Stock market today: There is a huge pressure on the market on Monday on the first trading day of the week. The Sensex fell 124.32 points as soon as the market opened. That is, a 30 -digit Sensex on BSE is trading at the level of 83,935.89 with a decline of 0.15 per cent. While NSE’s Nifty-50 is also open at 25,606.40 with 31.20 points i.e. 0.12 percent.

Stock market today: The break of ceasefire by US President Donald Trump on the war in the Middle East is tremendous from the Asian market to the domestic stock market. It has been claimed by President Trump that both Iran and Israel countries have now agreed to full capacity. As soon as the news came, the Sensex of 30 points on BSE on BSE on the third trading day of the week on the third trading day of the week, jumped 890 points i.e. 1.09 percent to open at 82,787.49. After this, the Sensex and 900 points climbed up. Whereas on NSE, Nifty 50 is also trading at 255.70 points i.e. 1.02 percent to 25,227.60 level.

All the stocks have come to Green due to tremendous shopping atmosphere in smallcap and midcap stocks. After this, if we look at the overall, the market cap of companies listed on BSE increased 4.42 lakhs, that is, the property of investors has increased by more than 4 lakh crores within about 10 minutes. On the other hand, after the restoration of peace in Western Asia, there has been a tremendous decline in the price of crude oil on Tuesday. This has breathed a sigh of relief by the international world.

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Stock Market News: The entire middle East is currently in tension due to the war between Israel and Iran. Here, the stock market started with a decline on Tuesday, the third business day of the week. However, the market immediately recovered and entered the green zone. After this, a 30 -digit BSE Sensex saw a jump of 233 points. The Nifty has also gone beyond 24930.

IndusInd Bank shares are seeing a boom. Its stock has risen 3 percent. While Hindustan Zinc slipped 6 percent. Auto shares are seen in top gear today. Maruti, Eicher and TVS shares climbed up about 2 percent while the auto index has also risen 1.5 percent.

Mixed sign in global market

Dr. VK Vijay Kumar, chief strategist at the Jio Jeet Investment, says the movement of US President Donald Trump and American soldiers in West Asia has created a strong stir amid tension. He says that it does not show much effect on the global stock market. From this, it seems that this tension will end without affecting the global economy.

Iran and Israel tension have been seen to be mixed with the stock market of Asia and Pacific. Japan’s Nikkei jumped 0.14 percent, while the topics went up 0.15 percent. Kospi rose 0.46 percent while Australia’s ASX slipped 0.2 percent.

Local market declines a day before

The local stock market showed a decline on Tuesday i.e. 18 June. The 30 -point stock on BSE fell 212.85 points, or 0.26 percent to close at 81,583.30. During the trading, the Sensex broke up to 369.14 points at one time. On the other hand, NSE’s Nifty 50 also closed at 93.10 points i.e. 0.37 percent at 24,853.40 levels. Sun Pharma suffered the biggest loss and its shares broke up to 2.18 percent.

Apart from the weak global market, Israel-Iran stress is seeing a boom in the price of crude oil. Increasing the prices of crude oil is not good for a country like India, because it imports most of its need. If the price of crude oil increases, then not only the trade deficit will increase, but inflation will increase and it will also see an impact on the value of currency.

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Stock market today: Israel-Iran tension seems to have a direct impact on the stock market. On Tuesday, June 17, 2025 on the second day of the business week, there was a 30 -point Sensex flat move on BSE. The Sensex is trading at a level of 81,659.87 with a gain of 120.50 points i.e. 0.15 per cent. Whereas, NISAI’s Nifty is also trading around 24950 with an increase of 50.45 points i.e. 0.16 percent. Here, the shares of Vishal Mega fell seven percent. However, the shares of Axiscades are seeing five percent rise.

Asian market boom

There was an increase in the Asian market on Tuesday. Japan’s Nikkei jumped 0.68, while Kospi went up with 1.40 percent. ASX 200 did not show any change while Dou Jones also rose 0.75 percent, S&P 500 also rose 0.94 percent. Nasdaq composite has seen an increase of 1.52 percent. The price of crude oil is being seen in a boom. After trailing on $ 70 per barrel, it has once again come to $ 74 per barrel.

Market buzzing a day before

Amidst strong global signals, the local stock markets on Monday returned due to shopping in IT and petroleum shares and softening of crude oil prices. The Sensex climbed 677.55 points or 0.84 percent to close at 81,796.15. At one time during the business, it had jumped 747.22 points to 81,865.82. The NSE’s 50 -share index Nifty jumped 227.90 points i.e. 0.92 percent to close at 24,946.50.

The Sensex slipped 1,396.54 points and the Nifty 422.8 points in the last two sessions due to the heavy tension in Iran-Israel. Among the companies in the Group of Sensex, UltraTech Cement, Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, Tata Consultancy Services, Internal (East Zomato), Asian Paints, Tata Steel and Kotak Mahindra Bank closed with an edge. On the other hand, shares of Tata Motors, Adani Ports and Sun Pharma declined.

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Stock Market News: The first trading day of the week started with the Green Zone. The Sensex rose 180 points at around 9.15 am on Monday morning, while the Nifty has also crossed 24700. The Asian market is seeing a boom. Japan’s Nikkei jumped 0.94 percent, while the topics went up 0.97 percent. Australia’s ASX 200 has also jumped 0.23 percent, while Korea’s Kospi is seeing a growth of 0.14 percent.

Earlier on Friday, Dow Jones slipped 1.79 percent. S&P 500 also went down 1.13 percent, while Nasdaq fell 1.30 percent.

Crude oil boom

Here, crude oil is being seen rapidly due to bombing of Iran’s bases from Israel. The price of Brent has reached around $ 75. The demand for gold has increased due to heavy tension in West Asia. Comex Gold has reached above $ 350.

Factor that set market

The direction of the local market is being decided by the Iran-Israel tension, the price of Brent crude oil, inflation and the decision taken on the interest rate of the US Federal Reserve. According to the market experts, last week the stock market saw a tremendous boom. The market has closed with loss due to increasing geopolitical tension. Investors’ sentiments have been affected due to the rise in crude oil prices and the possibility of obstacles in supply.

Market experts believe that on Wednesday, businessmen will be vigilant before taking any decision at the interest rate of the Federal Reserve. Apart from this, the central bank of Japan-Britain will also announce its new interest rates. According to Vinod, the Chief Research Chief of Jiojit Investment Limited, investors will still be vigilant amid high evaluation and geopolitical tensions. At this time, everyone’s eyes are on the meetings of the Federal Reserve.

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Stock Market Today 9 June 2025: On the second business day of the week i.e. June 3, the stock market has started green. The Sensex rose to 81,681.13 at around 9.15 pm. Whereas the Nifty is trading at 24,823.90 with 107.30 points i.e. 0.43 per cent jump.

The stock market declined a day earlier i.e. on Monday. The Sensex slipped to 77.26 points, or 0.09 percent, closed at 81,373.75 while NSE’s Nifty 50 also fell 34.10 points i.e. 0.14 percent to close at 24716.

Talking about the Asian market, Japan’s Nikkei jumped 0.43 percent, while the topics and Kospi also saw a slight rise. ASX 200 saw a jump of 0.67 percent. South Korean’s stock market is closed due to voters’. Earlier, on Monday, S&P 500 saw an increase of 0.41 percent, Nasdaq Composite 0.67%, Dou Jones 0.08%.

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Stock market today: The first business day of the week has started with a big fall. As soon as the market opened on Monday 2 June 2025, the Sensex slipped to 644.76 points, or 0.74 percent, to 80,855.18 at around 9.15 am. After that the Sensex and 732.71 fell to 80,718.30. Whereas, NSE’s Nifty 50 is also trading at the level of 197.45 points to 24,553.25.

Earlier, there was a decline in the Indian stock market on the last trading day of the week i.e. Friday. The 30 -share BSE Sensex closed at 81.01 points, or 0.22 percent, closed at 81,451.01. Whereas, NSE’s Nifty 50 also fell 82.90 points i.e. 0.33 percent to 24750.70.

Global market declines

If we talk about Asian markets, Nikkei fell down 1.21 percent, so the broader topics index also saw a decline of 0.83 percent. ASX 200 also slipped 0.1 percent. However, Kospi jumped up its opposition .03 percent. Apart from this, Malaysia, China and New Zealand had a holiday in the stock market due to public holiday.

FPI puts 19860 crores in Indian stock market

Foreign portfolio investors have confidence on the Indian stock market. In the month of May, the FPI invested in the Indian stock market of Rs 19860 crore in the month of May due to strong domestic bunches and favorable economic indicators. According to the data from the depository, in the month of April, the FPI has invested a net investing of 4,223 crore in the month of April.

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