Mumbai
The continuation of the ongoing decline in the Indian stock market for the last several days came to an end on Friday. The market for the last trading session opened with a boom. In fact, during PM Modi’s US visit, the impact of the deal between the two countries is being seen in the Indian market. Due to this, the market started on Friday with a boom in the closed market match on Thursday. During this period, the Sensex opened at 76,388.99 with a jump of 250 points, which was close to 76,138.97 points on Thursday. While Nifty 50, Open at 23,096.45. However, there was a slight decline in the market around ten o’clock.
Sensex shares
In early trade, out of the top 30 shares of BSE Sensex, 18 stocks were booked. While 12 shares saw a decline. Among the shares that saw the highest rise, ICICI Bank shares saw one percent rise. While the fall in falling shares was recorded by one percent in the Adani Port. At the same time, out of the top 50 shares of the Nifty, 32 shares were seen trading in the initial season with a rapidly. At the same time, 17 shares declined.
The boom is also seen in the international market
Due to the trade agreement between India and the US, the global markets are also seeing a boom. The US markets saw a boom overnight. During this period, Dow Jones saw a rise of 342.87 points, or 0.77 percent and it reached 44,711.43 points. While S&P 500 recorded a jump of one percent. On the other hand, a mixed trend was also seen in Asian markets. However, if the markets of Japan and China were seen to decline, Hong Kong and Korean markets are seeing a boom.
The boom in these shares
On Friday morning, the shares which saw the highest jump. There was a two percent jump in Havels India in them. While the shares of DLF and JSDBLu saw a rise of 1.5 percent. So there was a jump of one percent in the cell. While Hindustan Zinc’s shares were recorded 2.27 percent. On the other hand, there was 1.47 percent in India forg, then a jump of 4 percent was seen in Go Ditz Insurance. While the stock of Hindustan Copper saw a percentage of one percent.