The first trade: index openness. Nifty stays at 24,600; Muthoot funding drops 5%
Indian stocks began on Thursday's trade (May 15), a moderate note. On the open side, these indexes are open lower, and the exquisite index remains at the 24,600 level.
From the wider market package, the Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty SmallCap 100 indexes trade at yield, while the SmallCap index brings benefits.
In the Nifty50 package, the highest interest in the package includes stocks such as JSW Steel, Hero Motocorp, Eicher Motors, Tata Motors and Tech Mahindra, while Laggards are Power Grid Corporation, Ongc, Reddy's Labs, Sun Pharma, Sun Pharma and Kotak Mahindra Bank.
Fiis once again bought Indian shares for Rs 93.2 crore in the last deal.
Department performance:
At the pre-opening meeting, the mood remains different, with consumers making the most benefits in durable items.
Stocks in today's news:
result:
FNO: Crompton gr Cons (aftermarket), NCC (variable), Page Ind (12:30-2:30 PM), PB Fintech (aftermarket), Tube Invest (1-3 pm), CESC (variable), LIC HSG HSG FIN (variable), Patanjali (aftermarket), JSW Energy, JSW Energy (Post-Market).
Bank stocks: The third OMO operation to be carried out today.
Welspun Enterprises: Board meeting plans to allow the entity to consider fundraising up to 10 billion and dividends
Lloyds Engineering: The company's rights issue will be open today and will be priced at Rs 32. Right ISSSUE subscribers will be able to get 9 shares per 34 shares.
Avantel: This is another defense company that will open up its rights issues today.
BEML: The company will receive a stake in its Rs 1 dividend per share.
Asian market
Most Asian markets retreated early Thursday as four days of gains were gained in the U.S.-China trade deal, with investors turning to the sidelines and hoping for strong demand for AI. Japan's key Asian indexes are traded at higher prices.
Now, sentiment in the US-China trade agreement seems to be disappearing and is waiting for us to deal with other Asian economies.
Meanwhile, investors' focus is now shifting to the revenue of China's Internet major – Alibaba.
