The worldwide economy is being affected by the coronavirus that has taken the form of an epidemic. Along with this, the trend of decline is going on in the stock markets around the world. At the same time, the Indian stock market has collapsed on Friday. 10 percent broke as the Nifty opened and the business was halted for 45 minutes. The decline of more than 10 percent was recorded in the Nifty and due to this, a lower circuit was put in it. The Nifty fell 966.10 points, ie 10.07 percent, to the level of 8,624.05.

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The SENSEX also saw a tremendous decline. At 10.11, it was trading at 29206.20, losing 10.90%, i.e. 3,571.94 points. All the shares included in the SENSEX were trading in red marks. After the removal of the lower circuit, the Sensex and Nifty are now seeing a tremendous increase. At 1.38, the Sensex was trading at 34,698.22 with a gain of 5.86 percent or 1920.08 points.

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The Nifty too was trading at a level of 10,138.85 with a gain of 5.72 percent i.e. 548.70 points. At 12.42, the Sensex was trading at 33,779.10 with an increase of 3.05 percent or 1000.96 points. The Nifty was trading 2.87 percent or 275.60 points at 9,865.75 level. At 10.50, Nifty was trading at 9,653.50 with an increase of 0.66 percent i.e. 63.35 points. Sensex of BSE was also trading at a level of 33,005.97 with a gain of 0.70 percent or 227.83 points. Also during the business, it touched the lowest level of 29,388.97.

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