Stock
Market on 19 August :- European and Asian markets selling
from the storm in the Indian market and the end of Friday's session
ended with a sharp fall in the domestic market. 4 per cent in
BSE IT and CG class was weak. Technology segment declined by
three per cent. Also, bank, FMCG, Power, CD of the class showing
selling pressure on stocks. Realty stocks, however, there was
definitely some shopping. Infosys, L & T, ICICI Bank, ITC,
TCS, Tata Motors, Reliance Industries, BHEL, Bharti Airtel, SBI,
Sterlite Industries, Sun Pharma, Jindal was a decline in steel
stocks. Nifty lost 98 points to close at 4845.
Market
Afternoon at 1:30 pm
The
fear of global recession, stock markets around the world is
disturbing.Markets are clearly nervous. Europe and Asia markets
fall heavily. Indian markets are not neutralize this fall.
Nifty, Infosys, Tata Motors, Larsen & Toubro, Hindalco, Sterlite
Industries shares fall 6.54 percent from 4.94. BSE group, 5.55
per cent in the IT category, CG and technology category 4.23 per
cent, 3.15 per cent and bank CDs class class is weakened 2.45 per
cent. Nifty lost 116 points, is trading at 4827.
Market
At 11:20 am
Fear
of global recession on the Indian market is still capped. Given
the weak economic situation in America and Europe, sold in Asian
markets, there have been storms. Indian markets are not left
it. By most of the IT and tech stocks have been beaten.
Infosys, L & T, Reliance Industries, TCS, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank,
BHEL is battered by the decline in stocks. However, ONGC, SBI,
Coal India's growth stocks.
Market
opening
Weak
global cues, Indian markets open on Friday with weakness. IT,
tech stocks is the selling pressure. Nifty, Infosys, HCL Tech,
TCS, Wipro 4.04 per cent to 7.36 are vulnerable. 5.10 per cent
in BSE IT class, the technology class has weakened 3.81 percent.
Sensex down 277 points at 9:15 am at 16 191, lost 80 points while the
Nifty was trading at 4863. Asian markets are showing signs of
weak today. Meanwhile, U.S. markets on Thursday showed the
effect of economic concerns. Dow Jones 3.7 per cent, 4.5 per
cent and the Nasdaq Composite S & P 500 dipped 5.2 percent.