Yash Bank's stock continues to decline
The Indian stock market started sluggish on Friday. The
biggest drop in early trading was recorded in Yes Bank's share.
In the initial minutes of the last trading day of the week,
the Indian stock market started with a rise but there was a fall in some time.
On Friday, the Sensex plummeted 170 points to 39, 580, while the Nifty dropped
60 points and traded at 11,555.
During the turn of the business, banking sector was the
worst hit. Let's say that the Sensex closed at 39,741, down 15.45 points, which
is 0.04 per cent on Thursday. However, the Nifty closed 7.85 points, which was
0.07 percent higher than the previous session, closing at 11,914.
Yas Bank continues to fall
In the initial business, Yes Bank's shares broke nearly 3 per
cent. In fact, overseas brokerage house UBS has downgraded YES Bank's stock
ratings. Brokerage recommends selling in the bank's stock, and its target is Rs
90, which was Rs 170 earlier. That is 47% reduction in the target. Earlier on
Thursday also the effect of UBS report on the stock market. Let's say that YES
Bank closed at the Sensex with a fall of 12.96 percent.
Stock of other shares
IndusInd Bank's share in Friday's turnover was more than
1.70 per cent. IndusInd Bank was broken up by 4.96 percent on Thursday. Shares
in the red mark include Bajaj Auto and Kotak Bank, SunPharma, Hero MotoCorp,
ICICI Bank and Mahindra and Mahindra.
Meanwhile, on Friday, the rupee is unlikely to change any
more than the US dollar. In the initial trading, the rupee is open at a rate of
69.51 dollars per US dollar. Let's say rupee was closed at a rate of 69.51 per
dollar on Thursday.
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