India’s equity markets witnessed a sharp decline last week, with seven of the country’s top-valued firms collectively losing around ₹1.75 lakh crore in market capitalisation. The decline reflects growing volatility in the stock market amid global uncertainties and investor caution. The losses were largely driven by heavy selling pressure in key sectors such as banking,.
The pressure of war in West Asia continues to mount. Under these circumstances, an erosion of trade and investment is inevitable. The value of the Rupee continues to decline. The impact of high crude oil prices and the unavailability of gas is bound to influence the sentiment of both buyers and sellers in the markets..
Main broad-cap indices performed in line with the benchmark indices, as the Nifty Midcap 100 declined 2.18 per cent, and the Nifty Smallcap 100 lost 2.17 percent.
The returns on stock markets and mutual funds have become very sensitive lately. Changes in political and economic conditions have an immediate impact. When the US announced a reduction in tariffs for India, the stock market, which had plummeted after the budget announcement, came back to life. A deal had already been struck with Europe,.
Mumbai: The Indian equity markets surged sharply by around 3 per cent early on Tuesday with broad-based buying across sectors, buoyed by the announcement of the India-US trade deal. As of 9.25 am, Sensex added 2,421 points, or 2.97 per cent, to reach 84,088, and Nifty gained 741 points, or 2.96 per cent to settle.
The police arrested a man from South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal for his alleged involvement in a cyber fraud case where a resident was duped of Rs 3.35 crore under the pretext of high-yield stock market investments, the police said on Thursday.
New Delhi: In a significant strike against cyber-enabled financial crime, the Cyber Cell of the Crime Branch, Delhi Police, has arrested two alleged facilitators of a sprawling Rs 2.35 crore online investment scam that operated under the name “Stock Market”, the Delhi Police said on Sunday. The arrested accused have been identified as Sajjad Ahmad.
Pakistan’s benchmark stock market index, the KSE-100, has suffered a sharp fall of over 1,600 points amid rising geopolitical tensions and disappointing corporate results.
Mumbai: Indian equity benchmark indices extended their gains for the second straight session on Friday, lifted by strong buying in pharma, banking, auto and energy stocks. The Sensex, after opening nearly 100 points lower at 82,075 on weak IT cues, rebounded sharply to touch an intra-day high of 82,654. It finally settled 329 points, or.
