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There is a slight decline in the stock market today after the late night air strike within Pakistan and PoK. The Sensex is trading at 80,550 levels by falling 100 points. The Nifty is also declining by 30 points. It is trading at 24,350.
Global market declines
- In the Asian markets, Japan’s Nikkei is trading at a level of 36,800 with a slight decline. Korea, Korea, has a rise of 0.29%.
- Hong Kong’s Hangseng index is trading at 22,772.62 by climbing 109 points (0.48%). At the same time, there is a gain of 18 points (0.53%) in Shanghai Composite of China.
- On May 6, the US Dow Jones fell 390 points (0.95%) to 40,829, Nasdaq Composite fell 155 points (0.87%) to 17,689 and S&P 500 index 43 points (0.77%) fell down.
Foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 3,794 crore
Foreign investors (FIIs) are going on in the Indian market. Tomorrow i.e. on 6 May, foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 3,794.52 crore. While domestic investors sold shares worth Rs -1,397.68 crore during this period.
The market fell 156 points on Tuesday
The stock market declined on the second trading day of the week i.e. Tuesday, May 6. The Sensex fell 156 points to close at 80,641 levels. The Nifty also fell by 82 points, it closed at 24,380 levels.
The Sensex closed 19 out of 30 shares. Jomato shares closed down 3.08%, 2.09%of Tata Motors, 2.01%of SBI, 1.96%of Adani Ports and NTPC. At the same time, shares of Mahindra, Airtel, Nestle India, HUL and Tata Steel climbed by 2%.
Out of 50 shares of Nifty, 34 have been closed. Among the sectoral indices of the NSE, the highest number of government banks index 4.84%, realty index 3.58%, oil & gas, 1.79%, consumer durables fell 1.68%and media 1.51%. At the same time, Bank of Baroda’s stock fell 11% after the weak quarterly results.
