ICICI Bank Ltd has announced the launch of its banking services on WhatsApp amid nationwide lockdown. The bank has taken this step to enable its customers to avail banking facilities with ease while staying at home during this hour of crisis caused due to Coronavirus rapid spread. 

Dalal Street witnessed an extreme volatility in the past few weeks. However, on Tuesday, i.e. March 31, 2020, Sensex rallied by 1,028.17 points to the level of 29,468.49 which is an increase by 3.62 per cent. Nifty closed at 8,597.75 level, thus increasing by 3.82 per cent or 316.65 points.

After the release of positive manufacturing data by Chinese government, the metal stocks rallied with boosting domestic investor confidence. As a reaction to the news, S&P BSE Metal index went up by 5.36 per cent.

Cyient, a global engineering and technology solutions company, today announced that it has received a clearance for its Mysore facility to run its MedTech manufacturing lines to support the production of medical equipment, which is of critical importance in the fight against COVID-19.

Since February 2020, Sensex is witnessing a selling pressure and have fallen quite a lot. However, there are funds that fell less than Sensex. Read on to find out more.

Shares of Induslnd Bank were locked at a lower circuit of 20 per cent on Tuesday over concerns regarding the bank’s falling deposit base and asset quality due to the rapid spread of Coronavirus.

The market opened in the green on March 31, 2020, overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 87.22 lakh contracts with a turnover of Rs. 4,61,006.19 crore.

In response to Prime Minister’s call to support the nation’s fight against Coronavirus pandemic, Reliance Industries (RIL) announced a donation of Rs 500 crore to PM CARES Fund. The company also contributed Rs 5 crore each to the governments of Maharashtra and Gujarat for helping them in their efforts to combat COVID-19.

The market opened in the green on March 31, 2020. The previous trading session witnessed the Sensex going down by 4.6 percent to end at 28,440 and the Nifty was down 4.4 percent to close at 8,281.38.

The market opened in the green on March 31, 2020. The previous trading session witnessed the Sensex going down by 4.6 percent to end at 28,440 and the Nifty was down 4.4 percent to close at 8,281.38.