Market Closing: Sensex, Nifty crash at close, Bank down by 400 points
The stock markets at closing on Thursday crashed after opening green earlier dragged down by Banking and Financial stocks in the trading session.
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The stock markets at closing on Thursday crashed after opening green earlier dragged down by Banking and Financial stocks in the trading session.
Prime Minister to hold meeting with the financial regulators on July 30 through video conference, Finance Minister, Railway minister and Road & Highways minister to be present.
The Sensex and Nifty on Thursday morning opened green on positive global cues with Reliance Industries to be in major focus.
The global markets on 30th July are with positive figures as US benchmark indices closed with gains and Asian markets trading higher at opening on Thursday.
The indices closed lower dragged by IT stocks on Wednesday after a positive or flat opening.
The indices closed lower dragged by IT stocks on Wednesday after a positive or flat opening earlier.
The Major stocks like IndusInd Bank and Nestle are the top newsmakers on Wednesday after the company's saw action in the markets post their quarter results posted a day earlier.
The Wall Street on Wednesday closed lower with all major indices falling down, SGX Nifty at opening was up by 20 points.
The benchmark indices on Wednesday opened flat amid the mixed global cues earlier today.
The indices today closed stronger supported by gains in Automotive and IT stocks.
The stocks markets on Tuesday opening green after a weak session on Monday, Trends on SGX indicated gap up opening for the indices today.
The US markets on closing were portraying green figures, SGX Nifty at opening on Tuesday was trading up showing a positive opening for Indian Indices.
The market on Monday saw red figures as the benchmark indices were dragged by banks.
Kotak Mahindra Bank on Monday posted their Q1 earnings of the quarter ended on June 30 showing 8.51% year-on-year drop in its net profit to ₹1244.45
The market on Monday saw red figures as the benchmark indices were dragged by banks.
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