Indian stock market: After moving in downward trajectory for three weeks, the Indian benchmarks made a strong comeback in the first week of March 2025. The indices closed in green, rising nearly 2 per cent on Friday, March 7. The Nifty settled at 22,552.50, while the Sensex closed at 74,332.58, marking a significant rebound. The
Stock market crash: India’s domestic equity benchmarks, Sensex and Nifty 50, logged their worst day in around five months on Friday, February 28, with the NSE benchmark posting its longest monthly losing streak in the last 29 years (since 1996), dragged by foreign capital outflows amid US tariff fears. The 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex tanked
D-Street Ahead: Domestic equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 extended their losing streak for eight straight sessions for the first time in two years, dragged by persistent foreign fund outflows amid US trade tariff concerns and weak quarterly earnings by corporates. The frontline indices fell over two per cent each to log the biggest weekly
In Samvat 2080, the Indian market witnessed a sharp rally driven by robust macroeconomic fundamentals and foreign fund inflows, which supported investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 index surpassed the 26,250 mark and the 30-share BSE Sensex topped 85,900 in September 2024, with both Indexes gaining around 25 per cent during Samvat 2080. BSE midcap and