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Stock markets up in intraday; no impact seen of Hindenburg report

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New Delhi: Investors seem to have taken SEBI’s advise seriously as no major movement either side was witnessed on Monday morning as the stock market opened lower from previous close but soon recovered as the BSE Sensex was up over 200 points and Nifty 50 points at noon 1200 hours.

All major shares were trading in range bound manner except shares of Adani group shares which were in the red since morning.

BSE Sensex is 209 points up at 79,904 while Nifty was at 24,412 up 50 points during intra-day.

Anticipating negative reaction in the stock market on Monday after Hindenburg Research issued fresh report targeting SEBI Chairperson, the market regulator SEBI had issued a statement and urged investors to remain “calm and exercise due diligence” before reacting to such report.

Both SEBI Chairperson and Adani group have dismissed fresh charges by Hindenburg Research and even SEBI also issued a statement in favour of its Chairperson saying “It is emphasised that SEBI has adequate internal mechanisms for addressing issues relating to conflict of interest, which include disclosure framework and provision for recusal. It is noted that relevant disclosures equired in terms of holdings of securities and their transfers have been made by the Chairperson from time to time.

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