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Before the presentation of the budget, today i.e. on 1st February, the stock market opened with a decline. Sensex opened with a fall of 50 points at the level of 82,230. Nifty also fell by 30 points, it is trading below the level of 25,300. Hindustan Copper, Vedanta, Hind Zinc, MCX are down by 10-14%.
Out of 30 Sensex stocks, 16 are showing a rise and 14 are seeing a decline. Sun Pharma, BEL and Power Grid are seeing a decline of up to 3%. Whereas shares of Infosys, Tata Steel and Zomato have fallen by 2%.
Highest decline of 3% in metal sector
Talking about Nifty sectoral index, the metal sector has seen the maximum decline of up to 3%. There is also a decline of up to 1% in the government bank sector. There is a decline in FMCG, IT, media, pharma, financial services and realty sectors.
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Gold fell 6% and silver 9% on MCX.
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There was a rise in the stock market in the pre-open.
Earlier, the stock market had opened with a rise in the pre-open. Sensex opened with a gain of 120 points at the level of 82,388. Nifty also rose by 55 points, it opened at the level of 25,375.
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There was a mixed trend in Asian and American markets on January 30.
- Japan’s Nikkei fell 0.099%. South Korea’s Kospi was up 0.060%.
- Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 2.08%. China’s Shanghai Composite Index was down 0.96%.
- On January 30, America’s Dow Jones fell 0.36%, Nasdaq closed down 0.94%.
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Foreign investors sold shares worth Rs 601 crore
Foreign investors (FIIs) sold shares worth ₹601 crore on January 30. At the same time, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) had made purchases worth ₹2,251 crore.
In December 2025, FIIs had sold shares worth a total of ₹34,350 crore. During this period, DIIs controlling the market had bought shares worth ₹79,620 crore.
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There was a decline in the stock market on January 30
Earlier on January 30, there was a decline in the stock market. The Sensex fell 296 points (0.36%) to close at 82,269. Nifty also declined by 98 points (0.39%), it closed at 25,320.
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Trading will take place today from 9:15 am to 3:30 pm
Like every year, this time too the country’s general budget will be presented on February 1 at 11 am. However, this time February 1 is Sunday, but despite this the stock market will function like normal days. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) had issued circulars giving this information. According to the exchange, it has been decided to hold a special trading session on Sunday so that investors and traders can see the market reaction on the budget day.
According to the circular issued by BSE and NSE, the market timings on February 1 will remain the same as on working days (Monday to Friday). There will be a pre-open session from 9:00 am to 9:08 am. After this, normal trading will start from 9:15 am, which will continue till 3:30 pm. Along with equity, there will be trading in derivatives (F&O) segment also at the same time.
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Preparation to handle fluctuations during the budget
Generally, there is a lot of volatility in the stock market on the budget day. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will start the budget speech at 11 am. Experts say that investors react immediately to big announcements made in the budget.
If the market had remained closed on Sunday, a huge gap-up or gap-down could have been seen when the market opened on Monday. With the market remaining open on Sunday, investors will get a chance to manage their positions.
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Opening of market on Sunday is a historic event.
This is a rare occasion in the parliamentary history of India when the budget is being presented on a Sunday and the market is also open. Earlier in 2025 and 2015, the budget was presented on Saturday, even then a special session was organized in the markets.
In the year 1999, the then Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha changed the time of presenting the budget from 5 pm to 11 am, since then the same tradition has been going on.
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There will be no T+0 settlement and auction
The exchange has clarified that the market is definitely open on Sunday, but some services will remain closed. According to the circular, ‘T+0 settlement’ (share settlement on the same day) and ‘auction session’ will not be held on February 1. Since Sunday may be a holiday in banks, the fund settlement process will be completed on the next working day.
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This will be Nirmala Sitharaman’s 9th budget.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her 9th consecutive budget this year. She will come very close to former Prime Minister Morarji Desai’s record of presenting 10 budgets. The middle class is expected to see changes in tax slabs and larger allocation for the infrastructure sector from this budget. Why budget on Sunday?
Earlier the budget used to come on the last working day of February. In 2017, Arun Jaitley moved it to 1 February so that the schemes could be implemented before the new financial year (1 April). This time 1st February is Sunday, but the government did not change the date.
5 pm to 11 am journey
Until 1999, the Budget was presented at 5 pm, to align with London time (12:30 noon). Yashwant Sinha changed it to 11 am according to ‘Indian time’.
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