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Market sentiment remains strongly bullish, largely supported by geopolitical tensions and fears of supply disruptions.
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Sensex, Nifty entered a technical correction after falling more than 10% from their all-time high levels touched on January 5. The decline has wiped out nearly Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms.
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On February 27, March 2 and March 4, when both the Sensex and Nifty corrected nearly 1.4 percent each day, DIIs purchased equities worth Rs 12,300 crore, Rs 8,600 crore and Rs 12,000 crore respectively
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Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 dropped about 5.8 percent, after sliding more than six percent earlier in the session.
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The regulator said the measure has been introduced to promote greater digital security of mutual fund units and to protect investors from potential misuse of their accounts.
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Qatar's energy minister told the Financial Times he expects all Gulf energy producers to shut down exports within weeks, a move he said could drive oil to $150 a barrel
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He said the initiative could be among the first of its kind globally, providing a regulator-backed system to standardise and verify performance claims in the advisory and algorithmic trading ecosystem.
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The development comes nearly 6 years after Vanguard and Infosys announced a partnership under which the IT firm assumed day-to-day operations, while Vanguard builds a tech GCC in Hyderabad
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Exporters face steep surcharge of $4,000–$8,000 per shipment, driving up logistics costs for drugmakers heavily dependent on the Gulf and the wider West Asia market
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Reliance was touted as the world's biggest buyer of seaborne Russian oil at around 600,000 barrels per day in 2025
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Sensex, Nifty declined as the risk appetite remained fragile amid the escalating U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
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FIIs’ combined investment in IT stocks declined to about Rs 4.18 lakh crore at the end of February, the lowest level in four years. This represents a 21.8 percent drop from Rs 5.34 lakh crore at the end of January 2026, according to NSDL data.
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West Asia is not just a source market, it is also India’s primary aviation corridor that connects Africa, Central Asia and Europe to India
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Sensex, Nifty rebounded by more than 1 percent, tracking strong global cues after recent sharp losses due to the conflict in West Asia.
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The mcap of all companies listed on the BSE closed at about $4.85 trillion, down 2.7 percent from the previous close of $4.99 trillion. The decline marked both the lowest closing level and the steepest fall since April 2025.
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The Dubai Financial Market General Index closed 4.7% lower, the sharpest drop since May 2022. Abu Dhabi’s FTSE ADX General Index fell 1.9%.
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While listing costs on GIFT City are similar to SME IPOs, liquidity and regulatory clarity remain challenges as the market infrastructure evolves.
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Immediate support for Nifty is placed in the 24,350-24,300 zone, which had acted as a strong base in August 2025.
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The local currency lost nearly 70 paise on March 4 in one of the largest single-day drops in recent months
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The selling in real estate stocks came as global crude oil prices and energy markets turned volatile following the US-Iran conflict, raising concerns about inflation and household spending in oil-importing economies such as India.
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Geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran have forced Indian airlines to cancel flights to the Middle East and parts of Europe, impacting up to 40% of Air India's capacity.
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As per sources, exchanges have represented to the regulator that the CTM classification adds complexity, particularly in physically-settled options on goods.
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For India, which relies on imports for around 85% of her oil requirements, the real concern is the potential inflation and its consequences on economic growth, says an analyst
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It was the first time since August 2024 circuit breakers were activated on the index
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On March 2, the Nifty and Sensex fell 1.24% and 1.29%, respectively, while the Nifty 500 declined 1.43% during the session.
