- Market Manufacturing PMI data for the month of June will be released on July 1 i.e. Wednesday.
- Petroleum Company ONGC will release its Financial Results for the last quarter of the last financial year
- new Delhi. Despite the Coronavirus Crisis, the domestic stock market continued to boom for the second week in a row, but during the upcoming trading week, the relationship between the two countries came on the India-China border dispute over the market. The effect of sourness can be seen. Also, investors will keep an eye on the major economic data released this week in India and abroad, which will give direction to the market. The impact of bilateral trade on the relations between the two countries after the tension created on the Indo-China border can be seen on the stock market. Apart from this, other domestic factors and foreign signals will decide the Indian share market.Guidelines issued by IRDA, specific to launch Corona Kavach Policy by 10 JulyThe figures will be released at the
same time, the sales figures of the auto companies will start coming in the beginning of the next month, while the figures for the market manufacturing ring PMI will be released on July 1, ie on Wednesday. After this, market services PMI data will be released at the end of the week on Friday, which will wait for the market. Earlier on Tuesday, the country’s leading petroleum company ONGC will release its financial results for the last quarter of the last financial year.Also Read: After Fair Lovely, Loreal Products will now be replaced with words like ‘White’ and ‘Fair’
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The global impact will also
be released in China on the NBS Manufactured Ring PMI data for the month of June, while in the US, the market for the June Manufactured Ring PMI will be released on Wednesday. In the US, the non-farm sector employment figures for June will also be released on Thursday this week. Apart from these, many economic data will be released abroad, which will have an impact on the global market and the Indian stock market may also be affected by it.Elon Musk asks Jeff Bezos to buy fake cat, know why
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the last session of the last trading week on Friday, the Sensex based on 30 stocks of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) closed at 35,171.27, a gain of 439.54 points or 1.27 per cent over the previous week’s closing. At the same time, the Nifty, a sensitive index based on 50 stocks of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), closed at 10,383, up 138.60 points or 1.35 percent from the previous week’s closing. The BSE Midcap index gained 454.60 points, or 3.55 per cent, to close at 13,258.44 from the previous week, while the SmallCase index gained 353.17 points or 2.88 per cent to 12,630.28.
