The Sensex fell 493 points while the Nifty declined 133 points on Tuesday as global tensions and weakness in IT, realty and PSU banking stocks weighed on markets.
Analysts expect the Indian stock market to remain volatile this week, with Sensex facing resistance at 76,300 and Nifty finding key support near 23,600 amid global uncertainties.
Mumbai: The Indian stock market is expected to take cues from the start of the June quarter earnings season, global geopolitical developments, crude oil price movements, foreign investor activity and currency trends in the coming week. Benchmark indices ended higher for the third consecutive session on Friday, with the Sensex rising 262 points to close.
Mumbai: Indian benchmark equity indices extended their winning streak for a fourth consecutive week, supported by a sustained decline in crude oil prices, improving global market sentiment and expectations of a more accommodative interest-rate environment. The Nifty 50 gained 0.89 per cent during the week and closed 0.39 per cent higher at 24,270 on Friday. The.
Mumbai: HDFC Bank shares slipped on Tuesday after three consecutive sessions of gains following the appointment of a new part-time chairman, as investors booked profits amid cautious sentiment in the banking space. The stock had recently gained momentum after the announcement of former Finance Secretary and ex-CEC Rajiv Kumar as part-time chairman of the bank’s.
Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on Wednesday, supported by gains in metal, PSU bank and consumer durables stocks, even as investors remained cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision later in the day.
Indian equity benchmark indices ended sharply higher on Monday as investor sentiment improved after the United States and Iran announced a peace agreement, easing geopolitical concerns and lifting risk appetite across global markets.
Mumbai: The combined market valuation of eight of India’s 10 most-valued companies surged by Rs 1.90 trillion last week, driven by a strong rally in domestic equities. Benchmark indices post solid weekly gains The positive momentum came as benchmark indices posted solid gains during the week. The Sensex climbed 1,284.61 points, or 1.73 per cent,.
Indian equity benchmarks staged a powerful rebound on Friday, with the Sensex closing at 75,527.95 points and the Nifty reclaiming the 23,600 mark, as easing concerns over the Iran conflict and a sharp fall in crude oil prices triggered a broad-based rally across global markets.Sensex jumped 1,695.40 points to settle at 75,527.95, while Nifty soared 461.30 points to 23,622.90.
Mumbai: Domestic equity benchmarks traded lower on Thursday in the morning session amid escalating tensions in West Asia and a sharp rise in crude oil prices. Benchmark Indices Slip as Investor Sentiment Weakens Sensex declined over 450 points or 0.62 percent, to touch an intraday low of 73,518 in early trade. Similarly, Nifty slipped more than.
