The stock market fell for the second consecutive day
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Mumbai: The stock market today fell for the second day in a row due to selling in 15 groups including healthcare, financial services, banking and metals at the local level amid a decline in the global market. BSE’s Sensex fell 365.53 points to 65322.65 points and National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty plunged 119.90 points to 19423.20 points. Similarly, the BSE Midcap fell 0.13 percent to 30,429.56 points and Smallcap fell 0.31 percent to 35,290.61 points.
During this period, shares of a total of 3724 companies were traded on BSE, out of which 2049 were sold while 1523 were bought while 152 remained unchanged. Similarly, 39 companies of Nifty remained on the red mark while 11 remained on the green mark, while the prices of one remained stable.
There was selling pressure on 15 groups of BSE. During this period Commodities 0.19, CD 0.53, Energy 0.22, FMCG 0.72, Financial Services 0.77, Healthcare 1.27, IT 0.29, Telecom 0.13, Utilities 0.27, Auto 0.70, Banking 0.73, Metals 0.52, Oil & Gas 0.47, Realty 0.33 and Tech group Shares fell 0.35 percent.
There was a downward trend at the international level. During this period Britain’s FTSE 1.08, Germany’s DAX 0.49, Hong Kong’s Hangseng 0.90 and China’s Shanghai Composite fell 2.01 per cent while Japan’s Nikkei gained 0.84 per cent.
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