Stock Market Opening: The domestic stock market has started with a great uptrend and today on Tuesday, the stock market has started on a good note. The domestic stock market is seeing enthusiasm on the basis of good buying in bank, IT, FMCG, auto and oil and gas stocks. The volatility index India VIX, which indicates the volatility of the market, is currently showing a level of 13.68 and is on a decline.
How was the start of the stock market
Today, BSE’s Sensex opened at 80,722.54 with a gain of 297.86 points or 0.37 percent, while yesterday it closed at 80,424.68. NSE’s Nifty opened at 24,648.90 with a jump of 76.25 points or 0.31 percent. Nifty closed at 24,572.65 on Monday.
Sensex is green; Nifty is also trading strong
Out of 30 stocks of BSE Sensex, 25 stocks are rising and only 5 stocks are falling. Whereas, out of 50 stocks of Nifty, 34 stocks are rising and 16 stocks are falling. Among the top 5 stocks of Sensex, TCS has risen the most and has made an all-time high today. The reason behind this is the strength in the stocks of Indusind Bank, UltraTech Cement, Tata Motors, Reliance Industries and Tata Steel. There are three stocks of Tata Group in the top 5 gainers of Sensex. In Nifty, BPCL stock is at the top with a jump of 2.33 percent.
Update on rising and falling stocks
In the initial trade on NSE Nifty, 1500 stocks are trading higher. 3166 stocks are trading on BSE out of which 2122 stocks are trading higher. 927 stocks are down and there is no change in 117 stocks. 154 stocks are in upper circuit and 163 stocks are trading at their 52-week high.
Big block deal in Zomato – slight decline in shares
Today, a large trade of 21.49 crore shares has been done in Zomato and the value of this large trade has been estimated at Rs 5563 crore. This block deal has been of a total of 2.49 percent shares and after this the share of Zomato has come down to Rs 260. Currently, a decline of 0.73 percent is being seen in it.
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