The stock market is also seen in green mark on Thursday. Sensex is moving towards 47 thousand. The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex opened 108 points higher at 46,774. Similarly, the National Stock Exchange’s Nifty has opened with a gain of 31 points at 13,713.55.
During the trading, the Sensex achieved a level of 46,825.74 at the height, which is its highest ever level. Similarly, the Nifty also reached a record high of 13,730.75.
Among the major stocks rising in the Nifty were Divis Labs, Shree Cement, Ultratech Cement, HDFC and Dr. Reddy’s Labs. In early trade, 910 shares saw a rise and 390 declined. Due to the government subsidizing sugar exports, shares of sugar mill companies saw a spurt today.
Burger King still booming today
Burger King’s stock also saw a gain of about 10 percent and its stock is trading around Rs 200 to Rs 220.
YES Bank shares break more than 2%
International brokerage firm Macquarie Capital has raised serious questions on the asset quality of YES Bank. Macquarie says that the investment made by the bank in the real estate and hotel industry and the loans given to them are under pressure due to Kovid-19 and the bank’s money can be defaulted here. After the news of this news, on Thursday, the bank’s shares fell more than 2 percent to around Rs 18.
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Rupee strong
Today the Indian rupee started strong against the dollar. The rupee opened at 73.53. It closed at 73.58 on Wednesday.
Burger King shares rose 125% on first day, investors hold or sell shares of company, know the opinion of experts
Record was also made on Wednesday
On Wednesday, the third day of the week, the Sensex-Nifty opened at a record high. The Sensex ended 403.29 points at 46,666.46 at the end of trading. Similarly, the Nifty gained 114.85 points to close at 13,682.70.
During the trading, the Sensex reached a new historical high of 46,704.97, similarly the Nifty reached a record high of 13,692.35.
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