Indian stocks finished Monday’s trading session much lower. The Nifty ended the day at 25,960.55, down 0.86%, while the Sensex closed at 85,102.69, down 0.71%. The Nifty Bank closed at 59,238.55, down 0.90%, indicating that the pressure was equally evident in the banking sector. The BSE SmallCap and midcap indices both saw a 2% decline….
In today’s trading session, November 26, the Indian equity markets saw a dramatic increase, propelled by strong global cues and widespread purchasing across industries. In midday trading, the benchmarks gained momentum, which they maintained until the closing bell. The Nifty ended the session at 26,205.30, up 320 points or 1.24%, while the Sensex ended the…
In a volatile trading session on November 25, benchmark indexes Sensex and Nifty lost their gains for the day and ended the day in the red. The Nifty was down 74.7 points at 25,884.80, and the Sensex was down 313.70 points at 84,587.01. Approximately 1,972 shares fell, 2,022 shares increased, and 149 shares remained constant….
The presence of state-run banks curbed weakening in the local currency. Still, consistent interbank dollar bids dampened positive signals from increased risk appetite worldwide, causing the Indian rupee to move in a narrow band on Monday. The rupee was almost steady from its finish of 88.66 in the previous session, closing at 88.6750 against the…
Following a weak first half, benchmark indexes surged in the second half of Thursday on expectations that India and the US had achieved a possible trade agreement, bolstered by comments made by US President Donald Trump. The Nifty jumped 395.20 points (1.60%), regaining the 25,000 peak after a seven-month break, and closed at 25,062.10, while…
Currency experts noted that on the afternoon of May 8, when tensions between India and Pakistan increased, the Indian rupee sank past the 85-mark. At the close of business, the local currency was trading at 85.3850 against the US dollar, down from 84.6387 at the open and 84.8325 at the close of business. Following rumors…
On Thursday, benchmark indices resumed their winning run for the fourth straight session, marking a notable shift in market mood. Even better, they experienced their largest gain in four years, rising 4.5% during this week with fewer holidays. While the Nifty increased 414.45 points, or 1.77%, to close beyond the 23,800 mark at 23,851.65, the…
Wednesday saw a strong recovery in equity indexes, with late-session buying in financial companies helping the Sensex rise more than 300 points and the Nifty close above 23,400. The volatile session saw the Sensex rise 309.40 points to close at a two-week high of 77,044.29. On its way to 23,437.20, the NSE Nifty gained 108.65…
For the second straight session, the domestic main equity indices continued to rise, with benchmark indices closing more than 2% higher overall. After US President Donald Trump suspended tariffs, including those on India, for ninety days, the markets recovered. Additionally, the US administration is considering lowering 10% tariffs on cars and auto parts. Indian indices,…
The US president’s unexpected halt on reciprocal tariffs gave investors some respite on the last day of the week. Still, Indian benchmark indexes completed the volatile week ending April 11 with slight losses due to worries over the tariff war. Nifty50 was down by 75.9 points to settle at 22,828.55, while the BSE Sensex index…
