NEW DELHI: Market on Tuesday opened in crimson with the benchmark BSE Sensex sliding over 100 issues to trade below the 34,000-mark. Sensex sinked 114 issues to 33,954 in early trade, whilst the broader NSE Nifty stood below 10,250.
IndusInd Bank, Reliance Industries, Coal India and Tata Steel were a few of the best losers at the BSE index with their stocks down as much as 1.95 in line with cent. On NSE, sub-indices Nifty Pharma, Metal and IT saw major losses, sliding as much as zero.51 in line with cent.
Snapping its two-day dropping streak, the 30-share BSE scrip had ended 718 issues, or 2.15 in line with cent, higher at 34,067 on Monday. It had opened 173 issues, or zero.52 in line with cent, higher at 33,522.64.
Market sentiments were revived by the Reserve Bank's determination to pump in Rs 40,000 crore into the machine in November through acquire of presidency securities, with an goal to tackle liquidity crunch.
Asian shares got here underneath drive on Tuesday with Chinese markets and the yuan falling, harm by fresh worries concerning the intensifying Sino-US trade war and monitoring losses in Wall Street indexes.
“The chance of world stocks turning to a bear market is expanding,” stated Masanari Takada, cross-assets strategist at Nomura Securities.
(With inputs from companies)
IndusInd Bank, Reliance Industries, Coal India and Tata Steel were a few of the best losers at the BSE index with their stocks down as much as 1.95 in line with cent. On NSE, sub-indices Nifty Pharma, Metal and IT saw major losses, sliding as much as zero.51 in line with cent.
Snapping its two-day dropping streak, the 30-share BSE scrip had ended 718 issues, or 2.15 in line with cent, higher at 34,067 on Monday. It had opened 173 issues, or zero.52 in line with cent, higher at 33,522.64.
Market sentiments were revived by the Reserve Bank's determination to pump in Rs 40,000 crore into the machine in November through acquire of presidency securities, with an goal to tackle liquidity crunch.
Asian shares got here underneath drive on Tuesday with Chinese markets and the yuan falling, harm by fresh worries concerning the intensifying Sino-US trade war and monitoring losses in Wall Street indexes.
“The chance of world stocks turning to a bear market is expanding,” stated Masanari Takada, cross-assets strategist at Nomura Securities.
(With inputs from companies)
Markets open in red, Sensex down over 100 points; Nifty below 10,250
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