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Indian stock markets remained bullish today in the first session of December, with the Sensex closing 445 points higher led by auto and cement stocks, while the Nifty closed at 24,250, defying fears of economic growth falling to a 21-month low and Trump’s threat. closed above. Increase import duty. Reliance Industries gained 1.42 per cent after the government canceled windfall tax on petrol, diesel and ATF. Meanwhile, mid-cap and small-cap stocks outperformed large-caps today and the BSE mid-cap and small-cap indices hit 1-month highs.
After initially opening 59 points higher, today the Sensex made a high of 80,337 and a low of 79,308. Thus, after a total of 1,029 points of volatility, Sensex finally closed 445 points or 0.56 per cent higher at 80,248, Nifty also made an intra-day high of 24,301 and low of 24,008 after initially opening 9 points higher. In this way, after a total fluctuation of 293 points, Nifty finally closed at 24,276 with a gain of 144 points or 0.6 points. The BSE mid-cap index closed 484 points or 1.05 per cent higher at 46,555, while the small-cap index closed 462 points or 0.84 per cent higher at 55,662. The BSE SME IPO index also closed at 1,01,373, up 945 points or 0.94 per cent.
Of the total 4,237 stocks traded on BSE today, 2,508 advanced, 1,550 declined and 179 closed flat. BSE M cap today increased to Rs. 449.69 lakh crore or $5.31 trillion, which is Friday’s Rs. Rs 446.68 lakh crore. An increase of Rs 3.01 lakh crore is visible. 21 out of 30 Sensex stocks and 31 out of 50 Nifty stocks closed with gains. Ultratrack Cement rose by 3.93 per cent, Apollo Hospitals by 3.45 per cent, Grasim by 3.06 per cent, Shriram Finance by 2.56 per cent, JSW Steel by 2.47 per cent and Adani Ports by 2.18 per cent, while HDFC Life gained by 2.67 per cent and NTPC by 1.56 per cent. There was a decline.
The volatility index increased by 1.90 percent today to 14.70. Of the 14 sector indices on Nifty, only two – Nifty FMCG were down 0.05 per cent and PSU Bank 0.20 per cent. Nifty Realty rose by 3.04 percent, Auto by 0.99 percent, IT by 0.93 percent, Media by 1.02 percent, Metal by 1.10 percent, Pharma by 0.94 percent, Healthcare by 1.30 percent and Consumer Durables by 2.08 percent.
FII’s Rs. There was a net sale of Rs 238 crore in the FIIA Indian Stock Exchange in the first trading session of December today. Net sales of Rs 238 crore, while DII reported Rs. Took a net of Rs 3,588 crore. Earlier in the month of November, FIA had spent Rs. 45,973 crore net sales, against which DII reported Rs. Took a net of Rs 44,483 crore.