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Yes Bank was the big loser of the Sensex pack today.
The benchmark stock indexes fell on Friday after being open on a positive note. At 13:07, the Sense Sensex S & P accumulated 672.38 points or 1.81% at 36,448.84 points. The broader Nifty50 traded at 11,042.55, down 191.80 points or 1.71%. Yes Bank was the first loser in the Sensex squad today, dropping 34.03% in early trading, after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) asked its chief executive and CEO, Rana Kapoor, to resign until January 31st. , 2019.
The other losers of the Sensex pack during the session were TCS (-0.02%), Hindustan Unilever (-0.07%), Wipro (-0.53%), Bharti Airtel (-0.70%), Infosys ( -1.58%) and Yes Bank (- 18.70%). The main laggards on the Nifty pack were Bharti Airtel (-2.22%), HeroMotoCorp (-0.51%), Wipro (-0.45%), India Bulls Housing Finance (-0.25%) and Yes Bank (-0.19%).
In addition, ICICI Bank (+ 2.54%), Axis Bank (+ 2.25%), Tata Steel (+ 2.10%), HDFC (+ 2.01%), Asia (+ 2.01%) , Asia (+ 2.01%), Asian Paints (+ 1.52%) and SBIN (+ 1.49%). Dr Reddy's (+ 0.53%), Titan (+ 0.53%), Induslnd Bank (+ 0.43%), Eicher Motors (+ 0.42%) and NTPC (+ 0.38%) ) led the pack of Nifty winners.
Asian equities advanced Friday after the Wall Street S & P 500 hit a new record high, while the dollar slid as investors considered the new Beijing and Washington import tariffs to be lower. harmful that initially feared.
Overall, oil prices changed little on Friday after falling in the previous session as US President Donald Trump urged OPEC to lower crude oil prices at its meeting in Algeria this weekend.
BSE and NSE have recently received approval from the securities regulator SEBI to offer trading platforms for commodities derivatives as of 1 October 2018.
Meanwhile, domestic stock markets were closed Thursday because of Muharram. On Wednesday, the indices finished on a lower note. The Sensex B & S S & S was established at 37,121.22, down 169.45 points and the Nifty50 index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) closed at 11,234.35, with a loss of 44.55 points. This was the lowest closing level for the markets since the end of July. (With agency contributions)
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