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Share Market: The effect of increasing tension between India and Pakistan is that the last two business sessions have fallen by 7 lakh crores in investors’ assets. There is a stir in the market during the war between the two countries. Selling of shares is being seen continuously. & Nbsp;
Investors selling shares in tension
NSE Nifty closed at 24,008 on Friday, 265.80 points or 1.10 %. At the same time, the BSE Sensex also saw a decline for the second consecutive day, which shows the concern of investors in this environment of tension between the two countries. The benchmark Sensex fell at 880.34 points or 1.10 percent at 79,454.47. In the last two trading sessions, the Sensex has fallen by 1,292.31 points or 1.60 percent. Amid increasing uncertainty, the market cap of companies listed in BSE has come down by Rs 7,09,783.32 crore to Rs 4,16,40,850.46 crore (4.86 trillion US $). & Nbsp;
Fast selling started from Thursday night
This selling became further intensified after Pakistan’s attacks and Indian Army action on it, targeting military bases in Jammu, Pathankot and other areas on Thursday night. According to the TOI report, Prashant Tapse, Senior Vice President (Research) of Mehta Equality Limited, said, “Investors are keeping distance from local equities due to increasing tension due to Indo-Pak struggle.” & Nbsp;
They suffered losses, these
Companies whose shares were damaged in the Sensex include ICICI Bank, Power Grid, UltraTech Cement, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, Bajaj Finserv and Adani Ports. On the other hand, Titan Company, Tata Motors, Larsen & Tubero and State Bank of India registered an edge. & Nbsp;
The most decline in this sector & nbsp;
If you talk according to the sector, then the realty index has declined by 2.08 percent. After this, there was a decline in utilities, financial services, electricity, banks, FMCG and services. While capital goods, industrial, consumers related goods, metals were registered. Vinod Nair, the research head of Geojit Financial Services, says, “There was already a possibility of struggle, but the speed in it has surprised people.” However, in view of India’s strategic profit and Pakistan’s economic weakness, investment is still expected to increase for a short time. “& Nbsp;
Despite the instability, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) remained a pure buyer in Indian equity on Thursday, while retail investors appeared more alert. & Nbsp;
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