Market Open With Gains, Know Which Stocks Are Rising
Market open with gains, Nifty crosses 13,000, know which stocks are rising: Share Market.
The last trading days of the week opened with the Indian stock market rising. The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index Sensex opened at 44,325.03 with a slight gain of 65.29 points on Friday.
In early trade, it was trading at 44,333.61 with an increase of 0.17 per cent or 73.87 points at 9.22 am.
At this time, out of 30 stocks of Sensex, 21 stocks appeared to be trading on the green mark and 9 stocks on the red mark.
The highest was seen in NTPC, 2.76 percent, and the highest decline was 1.62 percent in Powergrid’s stock.
On the other hand, talking about the index Nifty of the National Stock Exchange, it opened at 13,012.05 on Friday.
In early trade, the Nifty appeared to trade at 12,999.10 with an increase of 0.09 percent or 12.10 points at 9.25 am.
In the opening trade, 34 of the 50 stocks of Nifty were seen trading on the green mark, and 16 stocks traded on the red mark.
Nifty shares were the biggest gainers at this time in NTPC, Tata Motors, and GAIL.
Gold Price Today: Gold futures fell, silver also slipped, know what is the ongoing price
Gold and silver domestic futures prices have seen a fall on the last trading day of the week on Friday.
On the MCX exchange, the gold prices of December futures were seen trending at a low of Rs 39 on Friday morning at Rs 48,478 per 10 grams.
Apart from this, the price of gold futures on February 5, 2021, was seen to fall by Rs 47 to trade at Rs 48,471 per 10 grams.
At the same time, the spot price of gold also fell on Friday morning globally. Like gold, futures prices of silver have also fallen on Friday morning.
On Friday morning, the silver price of December futures on MCX fell by 0.40 percent or Rs 239 to trade at Rs 59,634 per kg.
Apart from this, silver on the futures of March 5, 2021, was seen to trade at Rs 61,320 per kg, falling by 0.49 percent or Rs 303 at this time.
At the same time, both the futures and spot prices of silver in the global market fell at this time.
