First trade: Indian stocks open weakly; Sensex lowers by 30 points; more than 5%
Today’s Indian stock market: Indian stocks were weaker last week after strong growth last week amid weak global clues. In early trade, Sensex fell 155 points, or 0.19%, to 82,175. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty50 is around 25,000 mark, down 24,997, down 22.15 points or 0.09%.
Department Trends:
In the volatility spike, only IT and oil and gas stocks are under pressure, while all other indexes are in trouble.
Stocks in today's news:
result:
Nifty: BEL (aftermarket), power grid (aftermarket)
Futures and Options: Petronet LNG (aftermarket), PI IND (aftermarket), DLF (aftermarket), IRB Infra (variable)
Sun Pharma Senior Research: Board Meeting to Consider Results and Fundraising
Zydus Wellness: Board of Directors Meeting to Consider Stock Split and Results
Suven Pharma: Change name to Cohance Lifesciences
Vodafone's Thoughts: A hearing with SC requires the company to seek waivers on the 30,000CR AGR dues held today.
Bank Stocks: OMO's fourth paragraph is worth 25,000 CR (total size: 1.25 billion crore).
Delhivey: Delhivey released strong fourth-quarter earnings, a shift from loss to profit and strong operating performance.
Asian Market:
Asian markets traded on Monday (May 19, 2025) only in green Jakarta compound trading. Japan's major Asian index fell 0.47%. In the case of rising debt, rating agency Moody's lowered the sovereign credit rating from AAA to AA1, thus lowering the rating level. The rating has been lowered in a debt pile of U.S. debt to $36 trillion, and Trump's plan to cut taxes could be further improved. The rating has been lowered in a debt pile of U.S. debt to $36 trillion, and Trump's plan to cut taxes could be further improved.
