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  • Wall Street futures in green ahead of first trading session of Trump 2.0, European shares flat

    U.S. stock futures signalled a positive opening, with Nasdaq futures rising 0.50 percent, S&P 500 futures up 0.44 percent, and Dow futures advancing 0.36 percent.

  • Selloff across Asia, US futures subdued as Fed rate overhang, Israel tension keep investors away

    MSCI index of Asia-Pacific shares ex-Japan fell 1.4%, while Japan's Nikkei ended lower by 1.6%. Shares across Europe have extended their fall and Dow futures is trading lower on Tuesday.

  • Sensex plummets 2,700 points; 4 factors weighing on market

    Overseas investors pulled out a net sum of Rs 24,776.36 crore from equities and Rs 13,199.54 crore from the debt segment between Mar 2-13, depositories data showed.

  • Dow futures fall 109 points as North Korea jitters return to haunt Wall Street

    Dow Jones industrial average fell 109 points, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures declined 13.25 points and 46.25 points, respectively.

  • Dow futures more than halve losses, down about 300

    However, Dow futures were still about 300 points lower after earlier falling 800 points. Stock futures fell and bonds rallied as markets feared Donald Trump could pull off an upset and take the White House.

  • Nifty down 165 points: What do experts make of it?

    Dipan Mehta, Member at BSE and NSE says as the Indian markets are concerned, he believes corrections like this are good for investors who have been left out, but traders, he cautions, should be extremely quick and avoid leverage positions

  • Negative Nifty opening likely on weak Chinese market

    Mainland China equities lost 2 percent in early trade on Monday while the Dow futures tanked 200 points on reports that Beijing may finally halt its controversial market intervention.

  • RBI policy may not be a trigger for mkt given Cyprus woes

    It wasn‘t a great close for the Indian market on Friday, but today it has a bigger problem to face. Suddenly, there is a problem from Europe. The problem is a levy on depositors for banks in Cyprus, which has led to a fear of contagion across the financial system in Europe.

  • Mkt trips on whiff of European rumble: Udayan

    CNBC-TV18's managing editor Udayan Mukherjee points out that cuts in Europe jeopardised stability in the region and triggered a slide in the Indian market

  • Europe's full of surprises, says Udayan Mukherjee

    “Europe clearly has surprised on the way up with its opening, but now, things are getting quite murky and volatile again,” says Udayan Mukherjee, managing editor, CNBC-TV18

  • Will we close above 5400 today? Udayan ponders

    While expects continue to speculate on how the market will close today, opinions are vastly deviant. “I am not sure if we will break the 5400 level today, but it is possibly in the last leg of the trade today,” says Mukherjee.

  • For markets, election is an event, not a trend: PN Vijay

    PN Vijay, Portfolio Manager, www.askpnvijay.com opines on CBNC-TV18, his outlook of the market and the effect of the election results on the bourses. He sees the election result being a positive for the Congress and says that, for the markets, elections are only an event and not a trend.

  • Global pressures are turn off for volumes in trade: Udayan

    Global markets have been under pressure today, beginning with Asia and then Europe. Udayan Mukherjee, the managing editor of CNBC TV18 emphasises that the global scenario what is keeping us under check today.

  • Global, domestic plays have kept market down: Udayan

    Udayan Mukherjee, managing editor of CNBC-TV18 says it’s been a tough day for the market. “We are now up to 5470 that is a 40 point Nifty recovery in the last 20 minutes or so.

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