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Delivery percentage surges in 2 months, the highest since April 2019

A combination of benign market conditions and new margin rules is making investors less averse to taking long-term positions. Delivery percentage showed a year-end rise and was at 39 per cent in the last two months, the highest since April 2019. Investors tend to seek delivery for those stocks in which they see a long-term investment opportunity or tactical positional trade. For March 2020, the delivery-based trading stood at 37.2 per cent. However, Covid-triggered lockdowns across the world triggered fears of a recession, leading to a fall in delivery percentages in the subsequent months. The figure improved drastically in November and December. The new margin rules, a revival in mid- and small-cap stocks, and a buoyant IPO market are attributed to this revival.

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Markets shattered on Monday as new coronavirus strain spooks investors

Markets shattered on Monday as new coronavirus strain spooks investors
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Sensex plunges 3%, joins global sell-off in stocks

The stock markets have already taken note of the pace of recovery. With Europe witnessing a fresh wave of lockdowns after a new variant of the novel coronavirus surfaced in the United Kingdom, domestic stock markets on Monday witnessed a huge sell-off with the 30-stock benchmark BSE Sensex plummeting 1,407 points. Joining the global rout, the Sensex fell three per cent to 45,533.96, its sharpest slide in seven months, and the NSE Nifty plunged 432 points to 13,328.40. All sectoral indices ended in the negative with PSU banks, media, metals, realty, auto, banks and pharma indices leading the downtrend. The new variant of the coronavirus in the UK spooked markets and stocks witnessed intense selling throughout afternoon trade. “While the street was bracing for a correction this week after a sharp up move, the sheer velocity of the fall across broader markets took the bulls by surprise as practically none of the key indices constituents were in the green today,” said

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New Coronavirus Strain Spooks Street: Experts See 5% Correction In Sensex, Nifty In Short Term

New Coronavirus Strain Spooks Street: Experts See 5% Correction In Sensex, Nifty In Short Term
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Worst fall for Sensex, Nifty since May 4: Here s what investors should expect next

Worst fall for Sensex, Nifty since May 4: Here s what investors should expect next Sensex closed 1,406.73 points or 3 per cent lower at 45,553. This was its biggest single-day fall since May 4 this year Aseem Thapliyal | December 21, 2020 | Updated 18:29 IST Investors lost Rs 6.59 lakh crore in wealth as market cap of BSE-listed firms fell to Rs 178.79 lakh crore Sensex snapped its six-session record-setting streak on Monday as a new strain of the coronavirus in the UK hit global markets quashing hopes of economic recovery expected next year. Sensex closed 1,406.73 points or 3 per cent lower at 45,553. This was its biggest single-day fall since May 4 this year. Nifty tanked 432.15 points or 3.14 per cent to end at 13,328.40. Investors lost Rs 6.59 lakh crore in wealth as market cap of BSE-listed firms fell to Rs 178.79 lakh crore.

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