Indian stock market opened in red mark as corona returns in China
Indian stock market opened in red mark as corona returns in China
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Mumbai: The news of the return of Corona epidemic in China has created panic in the stock markets of the whole world and due to this, Indian stock markets also broke on Monday. On Monday, trading started on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensitive Index Sensex with a fall of 110 points, till 10.38 am Sensex was down by 647 points to reach 33,133.83.

Tata Steel, L&T, IndusInd Bank, NTPC and ITC were the major stocks breaking in the BSE Sensex. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) opened with a weakness of 110 points at 3,670.55 and it broke about 300 points in a short time. Similarly, the National Stock Exchange's Nifty lost 53 points and started at 9,919.35.

Investors have a special eye on the shares of Reliance Industries, because recently Jio Platforms has announced many new deals. However, the decline of the market is also dominating Reliance shares and it is witnessing mild fluctuations. The rupee continues to look weak. The rupee started with a weakness of 10 paise at 75.94 against the dollar on Monday. It closed at 75.84 on Friday. At the start of trading, around 640 stocks saw a rise and 470 stocks declined.

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