Indian stock markets came under pressure on Wednesday (June 18) amid increasing tensions between Israel and Iran. This opened the most important measure index Nifty-50 and Sensex with decline. The market had a fall due to the rise in the price of crude oil and the idea of investors. The 30 -SHARE BSE Sensex opened more than 200 points today at 81,314.62. As soon as it opened, it saw up and downs. At 9:24 am it was 81,635.98 with a slight increase of 52.68 points or 0.06%. Similarly, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty-50 also opened on 24,788.35. There is a fluctuation in early trade. At 9:27 am it was 24,873 at 24.85 points or 0.10%. The market can nowadays be influenced by several important factors, including the interest rate decision of the US Federal Reserve, change at the end of Nifty and Sensex derivatives, Israel-Iran tensions, world signs and institutional investment. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) approved a change in the termination dates of stock -derived contracts on NSE and BSE. Below NSE will now terminate derivative contracts on Tuesday instead of Thursday. While BSE will now end on Thursday instead of Tuesday. This can change the market share of both exchanges. The global signal had a mixed trend in the Asia-Pacific Markets on Wednesday. The increasing tension between Israel and Iran has raised the concern of investors. US President Donald Trump became the situation more serious and expressed the possibility of military attack on Iran and claimed “unconditional surrender”. His statement indicates that the US may be more depth in battle. Meanwhile, Japan’s Nikkei index rose 0.14% after an early fall, while the topics remained 0.15%. Kospi rose 0.46%, while Australia’s ASX200 index fell 0.2%. In May, Japan exports fell 1.7% on a year-on-year basis, lower than the expected 3.8% drop. However, the possibility of recession in the world trade has increased. Bank of Japan has warned that economic growth could decline as a result of the weakness in international demand and decline in corporate profits. Nevertheless, on Tuesday, Bank of Japan held the major interest rate in short term at 0.5%on Tuesday, the highest level since 2008. The US market and Fed decision fell in the US stock market on Tuesday. Dow Jones was 0.70% below, S&P 500 was below 0.84% and Nasdaq Composite was 0.91% below. The US equity futures were also slightly lower before the Federal Reserve announced the interest rate policy on Wednesday. In addition, investors will monitor US unemployment data for the week ended on June 14, Eurozone and UK inflation for May.
Market opened in Red Mark, Sensex dropped by more than 200 points, about 24800
