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Market sees buying at lower levels | Oil prices remain above $100 | EV stocks in green

Buying emerges at lower levels as markets recover from early losses amid caution over West Asia tensions and elevated crude prices, with midcaps outperforming even as rupee weakens and Nifty holds below key levels Despite steady margins, TCS’s Q4 performance lacked growth momentum, weighing on the broader IT pack. On a weekly basis, the Nifty surged over 5.5%, reflecting strong investor sentiment.

US to blockade Strait of Hormuz | Crude prices back above $100 | Gift Nifty to see gap down opening

Global markets kick off the week on a cautious note as uncertainty around the Middle East intensifies. US markets ended mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping 0.6%, while the Nasdaq Composite edged higher and the S&P 500 closed largely flat. However, US futures are sharply lower, indicating weak sentiment ahead. Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated after nuclear talks failed, with Washington pushing for commitments while Tehran demands ceasefire terms, reparations, and control over the Strait of Hormuz. The situation has further intensified with signals of a possible naval blockade and continued Israeli strikes in Lebanon. Markets are reacting strongly—oil prices have surged 7–8%, crossing $100 per barrel again, while safe-haven demand shows mixed trends as gold slips and silver declines sharply. Meanwhile, US bond yields have climbed, with the 10-year yield nearing 4.35%, adding to global risk-off sentiment. Asian markets are trading lower in response, and early indicators suggest pressure on Indian equities as well. Despite Friday’s strong close—where the Nifty hit a one-month high of 24,051 and volatility cooled with a sharp drop in India VIX—GIFT Nifty is pointing toward a gap-down start for the week.

Global markets rise ahead of Islamabad Talks | Brent Oil near $98 | Nifty On Track for 5% gain this week

Markets ended the week on a strong note, with bulls firmly in control as the Nifty hovered near the 24,000 mark. Banking stocks led the rally, driving benchmark indices higher, while IT stocks remained under pressure following muted earnings from Tata Consultancy Services. Despite steady margins, TCS’s Q4 performance lacked growth momentum, weighing on the broader IT pack. On a weekly basis, the Nifty surged over 5.5%, reflecting strong investor sentiment. Meanwhile, mutual fund inflows remained robust, with equity funds seeing a one-year high as investors активно “bought the dip” in March. Global cues remain crucial, with Iran–United States talks in focus and oil prices staying elevated, keeping markets on edge.

Israel Ready for Talks | Brent oil cools after touching $100 | Nifty may face resistance at 24000

Markets remain volatile as Israel signals talks with Lebanon while tensions with Iran continue. Brent Crude cooled after touching $100, while Nifty 50 faces resistance near 24,000. Nasdaq Composite led gains in the US, while FIIs remained sellers. Here’s everything driving the market today.

Nifty gives up 1% | Global markets trade lower | Oil gains with Brent at $98

Indian markets ended the session on a weak note, with the Nifty 50 falling 1% as selling pressure intensified through the day. The index failed to sustain higher levels and gradually moved lower, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. The decline was in line with **global markets**, which traded lower amid renewed geopolitical concerns. This risk-off environment kept investors cautious and prevented any strong recovery in domestic equities. A key negative trigger was the sharp rise in crude oil prices, with **Brent crude nearing $98 per barrel**. Higher oil prices are typically unfavorable for India, as they increase inflation risks and can put pressure on corporate earnings.

Infosys, LTIMindtree, HCL Tech stocks down 1-2% today; Nifty IT among top sector losers

Among other IT majors, Tech Mahindra dropped 1 percent to Rs 1,437, while LTIMindtree fell 1.9 percent to Rs 4,436.

Iran-US Ceasefire ignites momentum | RBI policy powers financial stocks | Bank Nifty surges over 5%

Indian markets closed sharply higher in a strong risk-on session, driven by positive global and domestic cues. Sentiment got a major boost after an Iran–US ceasefire eased geopolitical tensions, triggering a decline in crude oil prices and lifting investor confidence. On the domestic front, the Reserve Bank of India’s policy stance further supported the rally, with signals of stability and adequate liquidity encouraging buying in rate-sensitive sectors. Financial stocks led from the front, pushing Bank Nifty up more than 5.5%, while benchmark indices posted robust gains. The rally was broad-based, with all sectoral indices ending in the green and mid- and small-cap stocks outperforming. The rupee also strengthened, reflecting improved macro sentiment and lower volatility.

Mkt trades range-bound | RBI likely to leave rates unchanged tomorrow | Trump Iran Deadline Ahead

Market trades range-bound | RBI likely to leave rates unchanged tomorrow | Trump Iran Deadline Ahead Infosys, TCS and Airtel were the top gainers. Nine out of 15 sectoral indices compiled by the NSE declined, led by the NSE Nifty PSU Bank index’s 1.7% fall. The NSE Nifty IT index was the top sectoral gainer, up 2.2%. Crude dipped below $110. The Nifty fell over 100 points to 22,900, while the Nifty Bank index was also down. Max Health, Eternal and IndiGo were among the top laggards. At the close, both benchmark indices pared early losses.

Global Markets Rise Despite War Fears | Oil Hits $110, Nifty Faces 23000 Resistance | Opening Bell

Global markets edged higher even as U.S.-Iran tensions pushed oil prices near $110. Will rising crude and geopolitical risks cap Nifty’s rally near 23,000? Here’s what investors should watch next.

Trump renews threat of major attacks | Oil prices gain, Dollar firm | Bank Stocks in Focus on Q4

Global markets recover after initial volatility, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite holding gains in Thursday trade. Oil prices surge sharply as WTI Crude hits $111 and Brent Crude crosses $109 amid rising geopolitical tensions. Iran–Oman talks on the Strait of Hormuz remain in focus, while OPEC+ plans to increase output by 206,000 bpd in May. Strong US labour data supports sentiment, with nonfarm payrolls rising by 178,000. Asian markets including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, China and Taiwan remain shut for holidays. Back home, Nifty 50 trades in a range with last week’s low at 22182 and high at 22941, while bank stocks are likely to be in focus ahead of Q4 updates. Catch Vishnu Kant Upadhyay, Ashish Chaturmohta, Harsha Upadhyaya, and Preeti RS, sharing key market insights in today's opening bell. Moneycontrol is India’s leading financial portal, offering market news, expert analysis, and powerful tools.

Indian market & Rupee see sharp recovery | Brent Oil up 5% | Global markets fall on geopolitical risk

Indian market & Rupee see sharp recovery | Brent Oil up 5% | Global markets fall on geopolitical risk

Live: Sensex, Nifty break 2-day losing streak, up 2%; IndiGo shares in focus | Closing Bell

Markets staged a relief rebound after two consecutive sessions of decline, but the momentum faded from intraday highs as profit booking kicked in. Benchmark indices slipped notably from peak levels, with the Nifty down 200 points and the Sensex off 700 points, while Bank Nifty also gave up 600 points from the day’s high. Despite the pullback, the overall market breadth remained firmly positive. Except for the pharma pack, all sectoral indices traded in the green, led by strong buying interest in metal and PSU banking stocks. Broader markets continued to outperform, with smallcaps showing resilience and leading the gains.

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Iran conflict enters 5th week, Brent above $115: what lies for Nifty? | Opening Bell

Global markets are rallying on renewed hopes of easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Comments from Donald Trump suggesting the US could withdraw from the conflict within “two or three weeks” and signals from Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that Iran is ready to end the war with the US and Israel with guarantees have boosted risk sentiment across markets. On Wall Street, the major indices — Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite — surged, with the Nasdaq jumping 3.8%, marking the best session since May. Futures remain higher, signaling continued momentum. Asian markets are also rallying between 2–5%, and India’s benchmark Nifty 50 is set for a gap-up start after recently hitting a one-year low. Meanwhile, safe-haven assets are seeing pressure. The US Dollar Index slipped below 100 while the US 10-year Treasury yield eased to 4.29% amid hopes of de-escalation. Precious metals have taken a hit, with gold posting its worst month since 2013 (down 13%) and silver recording its steepest monthly fall since 2011 (down 19%).

Live: Nifty extends loss, below 22,400 led by banking stocks | Closing Bell

Nifty extends loss to 2nd day, below 22,400 Sensex plunges over 1,500 pts, down 2% Broad-based selloff seen; india vix jumps 3% Market breadth worsens; advance-decline ratio at 1:4 All sectors in red; banking index lead decline 46 nifty stocks in red; 4 advance ahead Nifty 50 gainers: hindalco, coal india, ong Nifty 50 losers: bajaj twins, sbi, jio financial

Iran conflict enters 5th week, Brent above $115: what lies for Nifty? | Opening Bell

West Asia tensions have entered their fifth week with no signs of de-escalation, as US President Trump told the FT he could “take the oil in Iran,” while Iran’s parliament speaker accused him of planning ground attacks. Asian markets are under pressure with South Korea leading declines; Japan’s Nikkei 225 has fallen 4% and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng is down over 1.5%. US futures are also कमजोर at the start of a holiday-shortened week, with Dow futures down 200 points, following Friday’s sell-off where the Dow and S&P 500 dropped 1.5% each and the Nasdaq slipped 2%. US 10-year yields remain steady near 4.4%. Commodities are surging, with Brent crude up 3% at $115 per barrel and WTI rising 3% to $102, while gold has jumped 3% to $4,536 an ounce and silver is up 4%. FIIs were net sellers of equities worth ₹4,367 crore on Friday, though they also reported net buying of ₹3,566 crore, and GIFT Nifty signals a weak start for Indian markets.

Live: Nifty extends losing streak to 5th week; rupee hits new low | Closing Bell

Markets slip again as Nifty falls below 23,000, marking its fifth straight weekly loss. Broad-based selling hits auto, PSU banks, and midcaps, while IT stocks offer limited support. Catch Lovisha Darad in conversation with Vishnu Kant Upadhyay, Assistant Vice President – Research & Advisory at Master Capital Services Limited and Kranthi Bathini - Equity strategist at WealthMills securities pvt ltd

War uncertainty looms, can Nifty defend 23,000? Oil above $105/bbl | Opening Bell

Global markets remain volatile amid rising Iran tensions and mixed signals from the US. Trump delays strike decision by 10 days as talks continue, while oil stays above $105. Wall Street tumbles, Asian markets trade weak, and GIFT Nifty signals a gap-down start. Can Nifty hold 23,000?

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Relief rally to continue amid Trump's peace talks; Oil below $100/bbl | Opening Bell

US President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons, calling it a “big present” and saying the United States is now in its “best bargaining position” with the ability to control outcomes it wants. However, Iran has denied holding any talks with the US as the conflict drags into its fourth week. Trump has also amplified Shehbaz Sharif’s mediation offer to help resolve the Middle East crisis, while reports suggest Washington has sent a 15-point proposal aimed at ending the war. Meanwhile, Iran claims that the US and Israel struck the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant again, even as Tehran reportedly allowed the passage of non-hostile vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Asian markets traded higher, with South Korean stocks leading regional gains, while Japan’s Nikkei 225 and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index rose in the range of 1–3%. US futures moved higher after a weak Tuesday session on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.1%, the NASDAQ Composite dropped 0.8%, and the S&P 500 fell 0.3%. In commodities, Brent Crude declined 6% to fall below $100 per barrel after Trump signalled possible talks with Iran. Back home, foreign institutional investors were net sellers of equities worth ₹8,009 crore on Tuesday, while domestic institutional investors net bought shares worth ₹5,867 crore. Meanwhile, GIFT Nifty indicates a positive start for Indian markets.

Live: Risk-on rally returns to D-Street; Brent stays above $100/bbl | Closing Bell

Description Indian markets witness a strong relief rally after Donald Trump’s de-escalation remarks ease geopolitical concerns. The Nifty 50 reclaims the 23,000 mark on weekly expiry while the BSE Sensex surges over 1,400 points, rising around 2%. All sectoral indices trade in the green with strong buying in broader markets. Banking and auto stocks lead the gains as market breadth remains positive with 43 Nifty stocks advancing. Meanwhile, oil prices move back above $100 per barrel after Iran rejects Trump’s claims, keeping global markets cautious.

Markets set to see relief rally amid positive global cues; Oil back above $100/bbl | Opening Bell

Global markets saw strong momentum after Donald Trump announced a five-day halt on US strikes against Iran, claiming Tehran wants to negotiate—though Iran denied any talks. Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue Israeli strikes in Lebanon, including attacks targeting Beirut and surrounding suburbs. On Wall Street, equities surged with the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping 600 points, while the S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite gained about 1%, marking their best session since early February. US futures edged higher following the rally, while the US 10-year Treasury yield slipped to around 4.3%. Oil prices rebounded after a sharp drop tied to easing Middle East tensions. Brent Crude climbed back above $100 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate traded near $90. Precious metals also stabilized, with Gold and Silver trimming earlier losses. Asian markets rallied amid hopes of easing geopolitical risks, even as Japan reported core inflation at 1.6% in February, slightly below estimates. Back home, GIFT Nifty indicated a gap-up opening for Indian equities.

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