Sensex jumps into the market again in the market, weakness in dollars, rough cheap and strong results, a tremendous leap in nifty

The Indian stock markets made a spectacular return today after the initial drop on July 31. The BSE Sensex fell by 786 points to 80,695.15 in the morning trading. But from there it made a sharp leap of 952 points and reached 81,647.71. The Nifty also traded more than 24,900, which jumped from a low of 24,635 and reached a high of 24,906.05. 1.. US President Donald Trump expected US President Donald Trump to have imposed 25% tariffs on India, but he also said there will still be discussions on the trade agreement with India. The continuation of the conversation means that there is a hope of an agreement between the two countries further and the investors have a sigh of relief. Expert says Trump’s tariff announcement is part of his negotiation strategy and the final tariff rate after negotiations may be less than 25%. Experts expect a trade transaction against mid -August. 2. Indian Rupee rose in Indian Rupee on Thursday, 14 paise against the US dollar to 87.66. It is believed that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) could intervene to deal with the Indian rupee. This improved the sentiment regarding the rupee. A day for that, the Indian Rupee broke to 89 Paise on Wednesday, which was the biggest decline of the past three years. 3. The US Federal Reserve held the interest rates by the US federal reserve stable, but there were differences between its members. Michelle Boman, vice -chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Governor Christopher Waller advocated interest rates. However, chairman Jerome Powell gave no clear indication. But the markets see the possibility of lowering interest rates in September from their statement. Reducing interest rates increases the liquidity in the market, which is considered positive for the stock market. 4. The drop in crude oil prices fell 0.19% in the price of Brent -Ru oil in the international market and it dropped to $ 73.10 a barrel. Since India is a large buyer of crude oil. In such a situation, the decline in oil prices gives relief to the inflation front and also affects the current account deficit. 5. Strong signal of the global market, Asian markets also had a boom on Thursday. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index climbed about 1.5%. The US equity futures were also in green brand during the Indian market time. This has strengthened the risk sentiment at the world level and also supported Indian investors. Share this story -tags