Category: Business

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Sensex, Nifty close at record high, media and energy stocks shine

Indian equity indices closed at a record high on Wednesday following a rally in media and energy stocks. During the market hours, the Sensex and Nifty registered a new all-time high of 78,759 and 23,889 respectively.

Stock Market made all time high of 78,164: Sensex closed with 712 points up, Nifty also gained 183 points

The stock market is seeing a rise today i.e. on 25th June. Sensex is trading at 77,500 level with a gain of more than 200 points. At the same time, there is a gain of more than 50 points in Nifty. It is trading at 23,600 level.

In coming 5 years set to further boost India’s domestic electronics manufacturing

Reports claim that India's electronic manufacturing is projected to reach $250 billion in the next five years.

Nifty fell 65 points after making an all-time high: Sensex also closed with fall of 269 points

On the last trading day of the week today, i.e. on June 21, Nifty touched a record level of 23,667. However, after a full day's trading, it came down and closed at 23,501 with a fall of 65 points.

RBI: URL change for ‘Database on Indian Economy’ portal

It now serves as an expansive repository for a wide range of economic and financial statistic.

Sensex closed at 77,478, up 141 points; Nifty also gained 51 points

The stock market has seen a rise today i.e. on June 20. The Sensex closed at 77,478 with a gain of 141 points. At the same time, Nifty also gained 51 points. It closed at 23,567.

For first time Sensex closes above 77,300

NSE Nifty today gained 92.30 points.

Relief to taxpayers as no double TDS deduction if PAN is inactive

The relief is in regard to the TDS/TCS deduction.

Gold prices falls today, silver becomes expensive: Gold fell by ₹ 110 to ₹ 72,220

Gold prices have fallen today i.e. on 18 June. 10 grams of 24 carat gold has fallen by 110 rupees to Rs 72,220. At the same time, one kg of silver is being sold for Rs 91,500, up by 500 rupees.

India’s NBF sector grew by 10%; declined globally by 3 %

Globally, the size of the non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) sector declined by 3 per cent in 2022, which is the first notable decrease since.