Stock market today: BSE Sensex and Nifty 50, Indian Equity Benchmark Index, opened red on Friday after a global indicator. While BSE Sensex sank below 76,000, Nifty was more than 50,100. At 9:16 am, BSE Sensex was trading at 75,953.43, 342 points or 0.45 % down. NIFTY50 was at 23,126.65, which was 123 points or 0.53 % lower.
After the United States announcement Mutual rates In many countries, including India, the domestic equity reacted minor. With this important event, the market will now focus on the RBI’s monetary policy on April 9 and the fourth quarter revenue season starting next week.
On Thursday, the Wall Street index faced an important recession, which recorded his fastest one -day shortage over the years. The decision came when President Donald Trump’s comprehensive prices raised concerns about the full -scale trade war and economic misery worldwide.
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Shares prices in Australia and Japan have declined at the beginning of the market, as global investors developed the market for continuous volatility. This caused significant losses in the US markets, where the S&P 500 declined by 4.9 percent and Nice Dac 100 reduced the 5.5 percent on Thursday, which marked their most severe decline since 2020. President Donald Trump declined after announcing additional Trump’s additional actions.
On Friday, Gold maintained its price level and was taken to a position to record its fifth weekly benefit. The growing appeal of gold due to global trade tensions following the implementation of US President Donald Trump’s mutual prices faced concerns over global trade tensions.
On Thursday, foreign portfolio investors emerged as pure sellers, which on Thursday offloaded shares of Rs 2,806 crore, while domestic institutions received shares of Rs 221 crore.
On Thursday, pure short positions organized by foreign institutions increased by Rs 73,190 crore, which is Rs 62,329 crore on Wednesday.
