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  • Record advance-decline for April: False start or reason to be bullish?

    The advance-decline ratio for the month of April so far is at 1.31, which is a stark improvement compared to March 2024, when this ratio fell to 0.83.

  • COMMENT-Five reasons why the market is not topping out anytime soon

    COMMENT-Five reasons why the market is not topping out anytime soon

    As Sir John Templeton said ‘Bull markets are known to be born on pessimism, grown on skepticism, mature on optimism and die on euphoria.’

  • Sensex, Nifty hold morning gains; Dredging Corp surges 16%

    Sensex, Nifty hold morning gains; Dredging Corp surges 16%

    Reliance, Power Grid and NTPC were the top gainers on the index, while pharma stocks, Grasim and Tech Mahindra were the top losers on the index.

  • Market continues uptrend, Sensex above 29000; RIL up 3%

    Market continues uptrend, Sensex above 29000; RIL up 3%

    Investors build on early morning gains, even as indices seek to hold on to key levels. Reliance was up over 3 percent, while IT stocks continued to remain under pressure following developments on premium H1-B visa in the US.

  • Market remains subdued, Nifty shy of 8900; Bharti Infratel up 5%

    Market remains subdued, Nifty shy of 8900; Bharti Infratel up 5%

    Profit booking by investors continue on the indices, even as Reliance‘s gains holds the market. Bharti Infratel gains after a brokerage upgrade on the stock.

  • Sensex continues downtrend on extended profit booking; RIL up 4%

    Sensex continues downtrend on extended profit booking; RIL up 4%

    Equity benchmarks fall on the back of profit booking along with fence-sitting tendencies ahead of crucial results of assembly elections. Reliance gains on target price upgrade from CLSA, while HDFC and ITC were a drag.

  • Sensex gains after opening flat, Nifty eyes 8950; RIL up 6%

    Sensex gains after opening flat, Nifty eyes 8950; RIL up 6%

    Reliance Industries was the index-mover in early morning trade, with the stock soaring over 6% intraday. Meanwhile, Indian Oil Corporation fell in early morning trade on the back of withdrawal in tax sops to its Paradip refinery.

  • Sensex, Nifty continue to be sluggish; Tech Mah, Axis Bank up 2%

    Sensex, Nifty continue to be sluggish; Tech Mah, Axis Bank up 2%

    The 30-share Sensex fell 44 points to 28616.63, while the Nifty fell around 11 points at 8867.95.

  • Nifty ends above 8150, Sensex flat; Sun Pharma, Reliance down

    Nifty ends above 8150, Sensex flat; Sun Pharma, Reliance down

    The market breadth remained negative as about two shares declined for every share rising on Bombay Stock Exchange.

  • Volatility to continue; go long on bank stocks: Experts

    Volatility to continue; go long on bank stocks: Experts

    Sensex dipped 285.92 points on Thursday to close at 285.92, and the Nifty at 5907.50, down 83 points.

  • FMCG, pharma overvalued; IT safe bet: Sangeeta Purushottam

    FMCG, pharma overvalued; IT safe bet: Sangeeta Purushottam

    Market will be volatile due to the narrowness in the breadth, says professional investor Sangeeta Purushottam. She told CNBC-TV18 that the earnings of companies will take a hit with the recent rupee's fall.

  • Sensex extends slide; capital goods, realty among laggards

    Sensex extends slide; capital goods, realty among laggards

    Benchmark indices were under pressure in early trade Thursday, with realty and capital goods shares figuring among the key laggards.

  • Need proof Nifty is moving to 5200 in Dec, says Udayan

    Need proof Nifty is moving to 5200 in Dec, says Udayan

    The market ended on a positive note with Nifty at around 4,936 levels, up 104 points and Sensex shut shop 359 points higher at 16,483 levels. the market needs more evidence to suggest that the Nifty is going back at least to the 5,200 level in this pullback in December, added CNBC-TV18's managing editor Udayan Mukherjee.

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