Market closed in red brand, Sensex breaks 220 points, nifty near 25,000

The Indian equity index closed on a negative note on May 16, and the Nifty remained about 25,000. Comprehensive indices performed better than the major indices, with a 0.8 percent increase in the BSE Midcap index and rose by 1 percent in the SmallCap index. In areas, media, electricity, PSU, property, capital goods index remained 1-1.7 percent, while the IT index fell by about 1 percent. Bharat was in the biggest benefit on Electronics, Bajaj Auto, Adani Enterprises, Tata Consumer, Eternal Nifty, while Bharti Airtel, JSW Steel, Infosys, SBI, HCl Technologies decreased. The Nifty Realty Index achieved more than 1% in the regional indices and medium-light CAP performance. At the same time, Midcap and Smallcap shares also did well. BSE Midcap was seen traded with an increase of 0.63% and BSE smallcap 0.75%. The shares of Cochin Shipyard had a sharp increase at the company level. After the results of the fourth quarter, its shares rose by up to 12%. Opening Bell: The stock market opened with weakness on Friday. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) benchmark Sensex has dropped more than 200 points to 82,350. At the same time, the Nifty 50 of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) also dropped by more than 40 points, but it still managed to stand at the level of 25,000. Midcap and smallcap indices rose in a broad market index after the market opened on Friday. The BSE Midcap index trades with a profit of 0.48 percent and the smallcap index with an increase of 0.53 percent. Positive trends are seen among investors. How will the market condition be today? On Friday, many factors for Indian stock markets can play an important role together. Heavy Foreign Investment (FII), US President Donald Trump’s remark on Indo-American trade agreement, the result of the fourth quarter and the world’s signal-all can be seen on the Nifty 50 and Sensex move. At 06:30 am, a gift of Nifty futures increased 141 points to 25.220, which is an indication of the strong start of the Indian markets. Investors are looking at the GDP report of Japan and other economic data in Asian markets. Japan’s Nikkei index fell 0.5%, while the topics index fell by 0.2%. Japan’s economy fell 0.2% in the first quarter of this year, while the forecast dropped 0.1%. This weak figure can make the business negotiations with the US more complicated. On the other hand, the ASX 200 index of Australia increased by 0.8%, while the Kospi index of South Korea remained stable with a slight increase. Investors are now awaiting the Hong Kong GDP report and Malaysia. Watch Video: Share Market: For the first time in 7 months, the Nifty of over 25,000, knowing and information increased in the US S&P 500 index for the fourth consecutive day and it rose 0.41%. This boom came due to the expectation of the Temporary Temporary Target Savings between the US and China. Dow Jones rose 0.65%, while Nasdaq fell by 0.18%. India’s lack of goods trading rose from $ 21.5 billion to $ 26.42 billion in April in April. In April, exports increased by 9% year -on -year, but there was a rapid increase in imports. It was the third largest figure for imports, reflecting the impact of Trump’s world trade tariff. How was the market yesterday? The Indian stock markets made a brilliant boom, which made a strong return from the fall of May 15 on Thursday, May 15. After the statement from US President Donald Trump that India offered a zero-fee trade agreement to the US, the market saw enthusiasm. This news has increased the confidence of investors and the market rose by about 1.5%. Out of the 13 most important areas of the market, it was seen that 12 areas were increased. In particular, the financial sector recorded a 1.5% increase in the financial sector and a 2% in the IT sector, which led to strong market support.