Share market gets relief from coronavirus, Sensex opens up 134 points
Share market gets relief from coronavirus, Sensex opens up 134 points
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New Delhi: After facing a heavy downfall on Monday due to the deadly coronavirus, the stock market has recovered today i.e. on Tuesday and opened up today. However, later the market started to fluctuate and it became flat. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex opened with a strength of 134 points at 40,497.72 and by 9.50 am the Sensex was down by about 14 points to reach 40,349.

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Similarly, the Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) opened with a gain of 39 points at 11,877 and by 9.50 am, it had lost nearly 11 points to reach 11,817.85. Due to the impact of the coronavirus reaching other countries of the world like South Korea, Italy, the stock markets around the world were broken on Monday, but on Tuesday the Asian market appeared to be recovering from its shock. America's Wall Street Future also recovered from the old shaking on Monday.

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On Tuesday, the rupee saw an increase of 7 paise and it opened at 71.85 against the dollar. The BSE midcap and smallcap saw strength. When it comes to the sector, the FMCG, metal and realty sectors saw a strength of about 1%.

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