Indian equity markets opened positive but remained in consolidation mode and closed in marginal red on Thursday. The BSE ended at 38,990.94, losing 95.09 points or 0.24%. The 50-s ... Read more
Indian equity markets opened positive but remained in consolidation mode and closed in marginal red on Thursday. The BSE ended at 38,990.94, losing 95.09 points or 0.24%. The 50-share index Nifty was down 7.55 points or 0.07% to close at 11,527.45. Read more
Indian benchmark indices rose for the second straight day on Wednesday after remaining in a narrow range. Initially trading with uncertainty, markets gained strength later, in syn ... Read more
Indian benchmark indices rose for the second straight day on Wednesday after remaining in a narrow range. Initially trading with uncertainty, markets gained strength later, in sync with positive global cues. Domestically, investors chose to ignore the border tensions with China which led to the volatility in the opening trades. Read more
Markets took a breather after a sharp fall yesterday and managed to gain nearly a percent amid volatility on Tuesday. The benchmark indices started on optimistic note, following up ... Read more
Markets took a breather after a sharp fall yesterday and managed to gain nearly a percent amid volatility on Tuesday. The benchmark indices started on optimistic note, following upbeat global cues and remained range-bound thereafter. Despite apprehensions about impact on volumes due to the new margin system that kickstarted on Tuesday, Indian markets ended higher on expectations of stimulus package by government as GDP in June quarter contracted more than estimated. The BSE Sensex ended at 38,900.80, adding 272.51 points or 0.71%. The 50-share index Nifty closed at 11,470.25, up 82.75 points or 0.73%. Read more
Indian benchmark indices ended with over 2% losses on Monday amid high volatility in trade due to multiple reasons. This is the stock market’s steepest single-day decline in three ... Read more
Indian benchmark indices ended with over 2% losses on Monday amid high volatility in trade due to multiple reasons. This is the stock market’s steepest single-day decline in three months. Although markets opened with gains on global support, shares quickly succumbed to a bout of selling on reports of increased tensions along the border with China. The BSE Sensex ended at 38,628.29, shedding 839.02 points or 2.13%, The Nifty closed at 11,387.50, losing 260.10 points or 2.23%. Read more
BSE Sensex ended at 39,467.31, adding 0.90%. Nifty closed at 11,655.25, adding 0.83%. The US Fed has shifted its inflation targetting policy with average inflation, which means tha ... Read more
BSE Sensex ended at 39,467.31, adding 0.90%. Nifty closed at 11,655.25, adding 0.83%. The US Fed has shifted its inflation targetting policy with average inflation, which means that it will allow inflation to rise over 2%. Because of this Indian stock markets ended higher. Read more
Markets ended marginally higher on the F&O expiry day amid volatility. The outcome of the US Federal Reserve Chairman’s address tonight in the US will have a bearing on global ... Read more
Markets ended marginally higher on the F&O expiry day amid volatility. The outcome of the US Federal Reserve Chairman’s address tonight in the US will have a bearing on global markets and may impact India tomorrow. The BSE Sensex ended at 39,113.47 adding 0.10%. The Nifty was at 11,559.25, up 0.08%. Read more
The BSE Sensex ended at 39,073.92, gaining 230.04 points or 0.59%. The Nifty closed at 11,549.60, adding 77.35 points or 0.67%. Midcap and smallcap indices rose for the 8 consecu ... Read more
The BSE Sensex ended at 39,073.92, gaining 230.04 points or 0.59%. The Nifty closed at 11,549.60, adding 77.35 points or 0.67%. Midcap and smallcap indices rose for the 8 consecutive sessions, since January 2020.. Markets breadth remained in favour of bulls. For every loser, there were two gainers. Sectorally auto and banking index contributed most. Auto stocks gained on expectations of government measures to help out the ailing sector. Pharma and FMCG stocks were dull. IndusInd Bank, Reliance Industries, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Bajaj Auto were top gainers on the Sensex. Among laggards were Bharti Airtel, Ultratech Cement, Asian Paint, Maruti and L&T. Read more
Initially, the benchmark opened on a firm note, tracking positive global cues but profit-taking at the higher levels trimmed gains. The markets are trading uncertain due to a lack ... Read more
Initially, the benchmark opened on a firm note, tracking positive global cues but profit-taking at the higher levels trimmed gains. The markets are trading uncertain due to a lack of domestic triggers. The BSE Sensex ended at 38,843.88, adding 0.12%. The 50-share index Nifty was at 11,472.25, up 0.05%. Read more
Indian benchmark indices built up on opening gains, with the support of global cues, and ended strong. Following more reopening guidelines by the government, the markets chose to i ... Read more
Indian benchmark indices built up on opening gains, with the support of global cues, and ended strong. Following more reopening guidelines by the government, the markets chose to ignore rising COVID cases. The BSE Sensex ended at 38,799.08, gaining 0.95%. The Nifty was at 11,466.45, up by 0.83%. Read more
Markets ended with a cut of nearly a percent on Thursday, pressurized by weak global cues. The reaction came in response to the US Fed statement as the global central signalled unc ... Read more
Markets ended with a cut of nearly a percent on Thursday, pressurized by weak global cues. The reaction came in response to the US Fed statement as the global central signalled uncertainty over growth recovery from the COVID impact. Markets, globally, were banking on expectations of a steady recovery in major economies and consequent return to normalcy for businesses. The BSE Sensex ended at 38,220.39 down 394.40 points or 1.02%. The Nifty was cat 11,312.20, down 96.20 points or 0.84%. Read more
