Flat trading in the stock market: Sensex is trading at 81,800 and Nifty 25,050; Banking and auto shares gain

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The September 12 Sensex climbed 355 points to close at 81,904 levels.

The stock market has a flat business on the first trading day of the week i.e. 15 September. The Sensex is trading at 81,800 levels with a decline of around 50 points. At the same time, the Nifty is also declining by about 20 points. It is trading at the level of 25,050.

The Sensex has a rise in 12 out of 30 shares and a decline in 18. Banking, auto and IT stocks are seeing a faster rise. There is a decline in FMCG and energy shares. Today, two mainboard segments will be listed in the stock market of IPO Age Vopack Terminals and Shloss Bangalore.

Mixed business for Asian markets

In Asian markets, Japan’s Nikkei is trading at 44,768 and Korea’s Kospi is trading up 13 points up to 3,412.
Hong Kong’s Hangseng index is trading at 26,500 points with a gain of 110.64 points. At the same time, China’s Shanghai Composite is trading at 3,878 with a slight rise of 8 points.
On 14 September, the US Dow Jones fell 273 points to close at 45,834. Nasdaq Composite climbed 98 points to close at 22,141 and S&P closed at 6,584 with a slight decline of 3 points.

The market was gaining momentum on Friday

The stock market rose on 12 September on the last trading day of last week. The Sensex climbed 355 points to close at 81,904 levels. At the same time, the Nifty also rose by about 108 points. It closed at 25,114 levels.

19 out of 30 shares of Sensex declined and 11 declined. Financial services, metal, pharma, auto and IT stocks saw a faster.