Stock market with tension with Pakistan, Sensex closed over 400 points

New Delhi: The Indian stock market was also shocked on Thursday due to tension between Pakistan and India. While it was open on the green mark in the morning, it closed on the red mark in the evening. The Sensex closed at 80,334.81 with a decline of 411.97 points. At the same time, the Nifty 50 also declined. It closed 140.61 points to close at 24,273.80. Earlier, the Sensex opened 165.56 points on Thursday morning at 80,912.34 points. It reached 80,927.99 points during day trading. But later it declined due to selling.

India attacked terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK on Tuesday night. Even after this, the stock market closed on the green mark on Wednesday. At the end of trading on Wednesday, the Sensex gained 105.71 points to close at 80,746.78 and the Nifty 34.80 to close at 24,414.40. The market boom was led by auto and realty shares. The Nifty Auto and the Realty Index closed with a gain of over one percent. PSU bank, financial services, metal, energy and private bank index were also in green mark. Only Pharma and FMCG index are closed in red mark.
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Rupee also rolled

There has been a steep decline in the rupee due to increasing tension between India and Pakistan. The price of the rupee was recorded the biggest decline in about a month. According to LSEG data, the rupee closed at 84.82 per dollar. It was 39 paise weaker with previous closing. This is the biggest decline since April 9. Traders say government banks sold dollars. It was probably done by the RBI. This helped prevent the rupee from falling over. During the day, the rupee ranged between Rs 84.45 per dollar to Rs 84.95 per dollar.