Stock Market LIVE Updates: An important session lies ahead for Dalal Street as the market aims to rebalance Monday’s record-breaking surge. After a sharp fall on Tuesday, the indices saw some consolidation on Wednesday. The dip came, but was bought into. The Nifty eventually ended higher, above the mark of 24,650, yet again managing to
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Stock market today: The Indian stock market displayed a mixed trend in intraday trade on Tuesday, May 13. While the benchmark indices—the Sensex and the Nifty 50—fell by 1 per cent, mid- and small-cap indices gained by up to 1 per cent. The Sensex ended 1,282 points, or 1.55 per cent, down at 81,148.22, while
Global cues also played a role. Optimism surged in Asian markets after Washington and Beijing signalled alignment on key trade terms, propelling Japan’s Nikkei and influencing other major indices. Photo : iStock The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex opened on Monday at 81,397.73, up 1,943.26 points or 2.45 per cent, while the NSE Nifty 50
Stock market today: Despite showcasing resilience against the India-Pakistan war buzz, the Indian stock market witnessed sell-off pressure on the last two sessions last week. After going off on Thursday, key benchmark indices of Dalal Street came under sharp selling pressure on Friday. On Friday, the BSE Sensex tumbled 880 points, or 1.10%, marking its
Pankaj Murarka, CEO & CIO, Renaissance Investment ManagersMarketThe good thing is, India’s economy is fairly resilient, and we can deal with this without having any negative rub-off effect on our economy and that’s the real power. As you as all of us know, as Bill Clinton said in 1990, “It’s all about the economy, stupid”.
Stock Market Live Updates: Indian equity markets are set to react to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. Late Thursday evening, Indian air defence units successfully intercepted at least eight missiles launched by Pakistan, that targeted key border areas. The Nifty fell nearly 200 points from the day’s high on Thursday, while broader markets saw
Indian stock market: Growing geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan, triggered by a terrorist attack in Kashmir, have caused investor apprehension and led to some profit-taking. As a result of the escalating tensions, market sentiment may remain cautious, according to experts. In the past five days, domestic equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 saw a
On a day, major global markets were up over 1 per cent each, a sharp round of profit booking took Dalal Street investors by surprise on Friday, sending benchmark stock indices Sensex and Nifty lower. The intensifying tensions between India and Pakistan over Pahalgam terror attack probably weighed in on investor sentiment, as the benchmark
Stock market today: Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty ended lower on Thursday, though they outperformed their Asian counterparts after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on over 180 nations late Wednesday. Analysts believe that India’s relatively lower tariffs compared to other South Asian nations could work in its favor. As a result, the Sensex dropped