At 9.10 AM Symphony had a pre-opening move of 10 per cent north with an increase from the previous close of Rs 955 to Rs 1050 today.

The Indian markets opened in the red as benchmarks declined in the opening trade, on the back of developments related to the Russia-Ukraine war and soaring oil prices since the conflict started.  

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On Monday, Indian equity markets witnessed a blood bath, with bears dominating Dalal Street.

Activity in the F&O market for the weekly expiry on March 10 shows 17000 to act as resistance now. 

The rupee has tanked to its lifetime low of 77.11 against the US dollar today as escalating geopolitical risks of the Russia-Ukraine conflict pushed investors to safe-haven assets like gold. 

The mounting tensions between the two European nations kept crude oil prices at an elevated level and heightened worries about domestic inflation and wider trade deficits. Continued foreign fund outflows and a relatively less inflow of domestic investors into equities also weighed on investor sentiment.  

Swati Kulkarni is the Executive Vice President at UTI Asset Management Company (AMC). She is also an Equity Fund Manager at the AMC, a position that she has held since 2004.   

HEG, KSB and Hindalco witnessed positive action in today’s session.   

On Monday, the oil prices soared above $130 a barrel for the first time since July 2008, on the back of risk of a US and European ban on Russia’s oil export which comprises of about 10 per cent of global supply. Following the cues, domestic market along with its global peers plunged and witnessed substantial sell-off from opening hours.

 It was a disappointing day for the Indian market as they initially recovered sharply from their day’s low, only to lose most of the points later.