As of today, April 5, the stock market is showing signs of a downturn. The Sensex has dropped more than 100 points and is currently trading at 74,100. The Nifty has also dropped by more than 50 points within this same period. The level of trade is 22,450. Nine Sensex stocks were increasing and 21 were decreasing during the early trading session.

The stock market hit an all-time high earlier yesterday, or April 4. Sensex and Nifty reached levels of 74,501 and 22,619, respectively, during trade. Yesterday, shares of HDFC Bank increased by 3.15%.
The final opportunity to participate in the IPO of Bharti Hexacom Limited:
The deadline for Bharti Airtel's subsidiary firm Bharti Hexacom Limited's first public offering, or IPO public subscription, is today, April 5. The IPO began trading on April 3rd. On April 12, the company's shares will be listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

Retail investors must apply for a minimum of one lot, or 26 shares, in this IPO. The IPO price range has been set by the business at ₹542-₹570 per share. You will need to invest ₹ 14,820 if you apply for 1 lot at the IPO's upper pricing band of ₹ 570. Retail investors must pay ₹192,660 in order to bid on a maximum of 13 lots, or 338 shares.
The market reached an all-time high yesterday.
The stock market hit an all-time high earlier yesterday, or April 4. Nifty reached an all-time high of 22,619, and Sensex reached an all-time high of 74,501 during trading. Later on, though, it began to decline somewhat, and the Sensex closed at 74,227, up 350 points. Simultaneously, the Nifty experienced an increase of 80 points and concluded at 22,514.

The last opportunity to purchase in Bharti Hexacom's initial public offering (IPO) is currently at 74,100, as the Sensex drops by more than 100 points.