After introducing the country’s general budget (Union Budget 2025), the stock market opened today with a big decline. The impact of all the big elements made in the budget was expected to be seen, but it was not seen, both the Sensex and the Nifty index were broken badly. On the one hand, with the opening of BSE Sensex, he slipped up to 700 points, while NSE NIFTY was also seen trading more than 200 points. In the general budget, the impact of other big announcements, including tax -free of income up to Rs 12 lakh by the Modi government, did not show the impact on the market. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump’s Trump Tariff War is also seen on the Indian stock market like the global market.
Sensex slipped 700 points in minutes
The 30 -share Sensex of Bombay Stock Exchange fell to the level of 77,063.94 as compared to its closed 77,505.96 of the budget day and the index slipped more than 700 points to 76,774.05 during just a few minutes of business. Like the Sensex, the Nifty also saw a big decline with the opening. NSE NIFTY was broken to 23,319 levels as compared to its previous closed 23,482.15 and on seeing it also fell by more than 220 points to 23,239.15.
This was the trick on the budget day
The stock market was opened on Saturday on the budget on Saturday, but throughout the day, Sensex-Nifty did trading in lethargy and finally closed at flat levels. BSE Sensex opened at 77,637 points and closed at 77,506 with a slight rise of 5.39 points at the end of the trading. On the other hand, NSE NIFTY slipped 26.25 points to close at 23,482.15. But experts were hoping that the effect of the allocation made by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the budget and all the sectors in the budget could be seen.
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Trump’s tariff war stirred up global markets
On the one hand, while the impact of the announcements in Budget 2025 in the stock market is being estimated, on the other hand, the global market is seen spoiling the mood of the market. Actually, US President Donald Trump has decided to put tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China (China). After US Tariff War, there is weakness in markets around the world. The US market’s leading index Dow futures closed down by 550 points, while Dow Jones 337 points, S&P 500 also closed down 30.64 points, while NASDAQ also closed 54 Acb. Looking
A look at the tariff war
US President Donald Trump has been moving forward on tariff’s policy since taking oath. After imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, now Trump has asked to put tariffs on the European Union (EU). Meanwhile, Canada retaliated on US tariffs, deciding to impose 25 percent tariff on US imports of $ 155 billion. Let me tell you that before in the year 2018, Trump had put tariffs on the aluminum steel to be imported from the European Union. After this, EU also put tariffs on American products including whiskey and motorcycles.
1678 shares opened on red mark
The stock market had a poor start amid weak global signals and these estimates were already being estimated in view of the ongoing decline in all Asian markets including the US and Gift Nifty. Meanwhile, let us know that during the opening of the business in Share Market, there were shares of 1678 companies which were opened on the red mark, while 875 shares started trading in the green zone. Apart from this, there was no change in the status of 186 shares.
These shares scattered the most
If you look at the most broken shares on Monday, then L&T Share (4.24%), NTPC Share (3.73%), PowerGrid Share (3.60%), Tata Steel Share (3.46%), Tata Motors Share (2.51%) and RELALANACE Share till the news is written. (1.70%), Adani Ports Share (1.42%) were trading by falling. Apart from this, other big shares including SBI, Indusind Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, ZOMATO are also trading in the red zone.
In midcap category, Hindustan Petrolium Share (6.34%), RVNL Share (6.28%), Gicre Share (5.80%), SAIL (5.22%), SAIL (5.22%), NMDC (5.13%), BHEL (4.43%) and MAXGAON DOCK (4.28%) Was. At the same time, the biggest decline in smallcap stocks was BDL (8.29%) and JWL Share (7.06%).
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