Stock Market LIVE Update: Sensex Today: Nifty Realty was the top gainer followed by Nifty Metal, which gained 0.8 percent. Top stocks that gained today include IndusInd Bank, Sun Pharma and Adani Ports
Stock Market LIVE Update: Sensex Today: Among sectoral indices, Nifty FMCG was the top loser, slipping 1.5 percent, followed by Nifty Auto, which declined 0.7 percent. Nifty Metal and Nifty Pharma each shed 0.6 percent, while Nifty Consumer Durables edged down 0.5 percent. On the positive side, Nifty PSU Bank and Nifty Media were the top gainers, rising 1 percent each.
Stock Market LIVE Update: Sensex Today: Top gainers today were M&M, Tata Motos, HCL Tech ; Broader markets ended at 0.50% gains ; India VIX above 5%
Stock Market LIVE Update: Sensex Today: Among sectoral gainers, Nifty FMCG rose 1.6 percent, followed by Nifty Private Bank and Nifty IT, which gained 1 percent each. Other gainers included Nifty Bank, up 0.8 percent, and Nifty Metal and Nifty PSU Bank, which advanced 0.7 percent and 0.5 percent respectively. On the downside, Nifty Pharma declined 0.4 percent.
Stock Market LIVE Update: Sensex Today: India VIX at -2.05% ; FMCG, energy and IT turn out to be the top sectoral laggards
Even if there is no significant increase in tariffs on India directly, companies with export exposure will remain vulnerable to potential tariff hikes in the regions they supply to
Investors need to recalibrate their return expectations, say industry experts, cautioning against the widespread belief in 18-20% annual equity returns. While some remain under-allocated, others are overly exposed to equities—finding a middle ground is key.
Aartha AIF bought 1.1 crore shares in Solarium Green Energy at Rs 202 per share, while Galaxy Noble Global Opportunities Fund PCC Luna sold 1.3 crore shares at the same price.
The Indian rupee ended 27 paise lower against the US dollar in the week ended October 4.
Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore PTE bought 13.71 lakh shares in Jyoti CNC Automation for an average price of Rs 1123.
PSU banks were trading in the green after JPMorgan’s decision to include Indian bonds in its emerging-market index boosted investor sentiment.
The US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on expected lines but hardened its hawkish stance, sending global markets lower
Factors such as increasing US bond yields, rupee weakness, a surge in crude oil prices, and selling by FIIs are weighing on Dalal Street, analysts said.
The BSE Midcap index plunged over 12 percent on profit booking, while the smallcap index spurted 8 percent.
The Nifty’s journey to new highs was led by a favourable blend of healthy macro, moderating inflation and solid growth in corporate earnings.
FTSE will rejig its indices on September 15 as part of its semi-annual review. The changes will be effective from September 18.
The index took 51 sessions to climb from 19,000 to the 20,000-level, while the number of demat accounts opened too have reached an over 1-year high.
After a listless showing for the past few sessions, Dalal Street roared back to life on the first trading day of September. Here are the key factors behind the rally
In the truncated week ended March 17, Indian markets gained four percent on declining crude oil price and foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turning net buyers after 10 weeks
Samvat 2078 will be a year of balance sheet leverage, led by significant improvement in corporate profitability.
Digital transformation and cloud services have become a must as accessing and maintaining data from remote places has become important
The BSE Large-cap Index shed nearly 2 percent dragged by UltraTech Cement, GAIL India and Avenue Supermarts
A clear picture of how the coronavirus outbreak has hit the banking sector will emerge only after some quarters once the Reserve Bank of India's support wounds up, analysts say.
After showing up-move from the lows recently, the Nifty struggled to sustain the gains on September 14 and closed the day lower by 24 points amid high volatility.
August witnessed some recovery in sales sequentially although on a year-on-year (YoY) basis all categories, except tractors, reported de-growth.