Stock Market Updates Today :Buying is being seen in the stock market today amidst better global signals. Today, in the trading of 19th November 2024, there is a strong rise in both Sensex and Nifty indices. Today Nifty has strengthened and has crossed the level of 23550. At the same time, a strength of about 450 points is being seen in Sensex today. Today on Nifty, Bank, Financial, Auto, IT, FMCG, Pharma, Metal and Realty indices are trading in the green. At present, in today’s trading, Sensex is seeing a rise of 459 points and it is trading at the level of 77,798. Whereas Nifty is seeing a rise of 117 points and it is trading at the level of 23,571. Today’s top gainers include INFY, NTPC, ADANIPORTS, TATAMOTORS, M&M. While top losers include JSWSTEEL, ASIANPAINT, SUNPHARMA, BHARTIARTL
Dow Jones closed down by 55 points
American markets closed mixed on Monday. On Monday, Dow Jones Industrial fell by 55 points and closed at the level of 43389.60. NASDAQ Composite had a gain of 112 points and closed at the level of 18791.81. Whereas the S&P 500 index increased by about 23 points and closed at the level of 5893.62.
shopping in asian markets
Buying is being seen in major Asian markets in today’s business. Talking about Asia, GIFT NIFTY is up by 0.23 percent while Nikkei 225 is showing a rise of 0.54 percent. There is a gain of 0.76 percent in Strait Times while Hang Seng is trading with a gain of about 0.29 percent. There is a strength of 0.85 percent in Taiwan Weighted and 0.32 percent strength in Kospi. However, there is a slight decline of 0.05 percent in Shanghai Composite.
FII and DII data
According to the provisional data available on NSE, on November 18, 2024, foreign portfolio investors i.e. FIIs were net sellers and they sold shares worth Rs 1403.40 crore. Whereas domestic institutional investors were net buyers during this period and they bought shares worth Rs 2330.56 crore on November 18, 2024.
Stock in F&O ban
Stocks under F&O ban on NSE today on 19 November 2024 include Bandhan Bank, Birlasoft, GNFC, Granules India, Hindustan Copper, IDFC FIRST Bank, Manappuram Finance, PNB and RBL Bank. According to NSE, the derivative contracts in these securities have crossed 95 per cent of the market-wide position limit and they have been placed under the ban period of the stock exchange.
Crude near $73.50
Brent crude has increased due to weakness in dollar. In the international market, crude is 3 percent stronger and is trading around $ 73.50 per barrel. Whereas WTI crude remains around $70 per barrel.
