By Admin 
Monday proved to be bad for the stock market. Along with the global market, there was a huge decline in the domestic market. While the Sensex fell 2,226.79 points to close at 73,137.90, the Nifty fell 742.85 points to 22,161.60. This decline came due to increasing trade tension between the US and China, which affected the markets around the world. The market opened with a huge decline, the Sensex fell from its previous closed level 75,364.69 to 71,449.94, while the Nifty started from 21,758.40 compared to 22,904.45.
What is the condition of nifty50
In Nifty50, 48 out of 50 shares closed in red mark. The biggest decline was recorded in Trent, which fell 14.70 per cent to 4,745. The company showed less than expected sales in the March quarter, which shocked investors. Legendary stocks like JSW Steel, Tata Steel, Hindalco and Tata Motors also dropped by more than 5 per cent. At the same time, Hindustan Unilever (0.24%) and Zomato (0.22%) were only two stocks that closed with a slight increase.
Midcap and smallcap also bad
NIFTY MIDCAP 100 also beaten up badly and closed at 48,809.45 with a decline of 3.63 per cent i.e. 1,836 points. Stocks like Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Nalco, Godrej Properties and SAIL saw a huge decline. However, some stocks like GMR Airports, Kalyan Jewelers and Voltas recorded a slight lead.
At the same time, Nifty Smallcap 100 was also sold for selling, which closed at 15,067.90 with a decline of 3.88 percent i.e. 608 points. In this category, stocks like BLS International, Brainbees, Inox Wind, Anant Raj and Hindustan Copper fell the most. However, Delhivery showed a brilliant performance of 4.08 per cent, due to the company acquired Ecom Express for 1,407 crores.
Who was the biggest top gainer
The first number in the top gainers of large cap was Siemens. The shares of the company saw a rise of 14.79 percent in a day. The reason behind this is being told that Siemens has recently separated its energy business, that is, the company has prepared a new unit called Siemens Energy India, which will be listed separately in the stock market. Under this demarreer, those who have shares of Siemens Ltd will get a shares of one-to-Badle-a Siemens Energy India.
At the same time, GMR Airports was the only share in midcap, which saw a rise of 1.83 percent. Talking about the smallcap, there were 4 such shares in it, which also made profit to investors in the falling market. These shares are Delhivery (3.69%), Agery Logistics (2.15%), Jupiter Wagons (0.91%) and Crompton Greaves (0.30%)
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