Sensex and Nifty ended above pre-closing auction session levels after extreme volatility, despite an Rs 8 lakh crore market selloff. Elevated crude prices, foreign investor outflows and weak market breadth kept sentiment cautious.
Sensex and Nifty ended above pre-closing auction session levels after extreme volatility, despite an Rs 8 lakh crore market selloff. Elevated crude prices, foreign investor outflows and weak market breadth kept sentiment cautious.
Sensex and Nifty ended lower on Wednesday as investors booked profits after the previous session’s rally, with caution ahead of US inflation data weighing on sentiment. Market participants will track global cues, crude oil prices, foreign investor flows and stock-specific developments on Thursday, alongside buying and selling trends across key counters.
Indian markets ended lower on Wednesday as the Sensex fell 429 points and Nifty dropped over 173 points, snapping a two-session rally. Investors reacted to the RBI’s rate hike and calibrated tightening stance, while banking stocks gained and broader sentiment remained cautious.
Indian equities declined for a third straight session, with Sensex losing 49 points and Nifty falling 96 points as rising bond yields weighed on sentiment. Broader markets gained, while analysts highlighted crude prices, inflation and monetary policy uncertainty.
Indian equities closed higher on Wednesday, with Sensex gaining 299 points and Nifty rising 118 points as crude prices eased below $99. Broader markets outperformed, while metals and banking stocks led gains amid stronger domestic growth signals and positive market breadth.
Indian equities rebounded on September 16 after Tuesday’s sharp sell-off, with Sensex gaining 333 points and Nifty rising 99 points. Large caps led gains, while broader markets declined. Groww, Paytm and Pine Labs featured among the most active stocks.
Indian markets extended their losing streak for a third day as soaring oil prices and Middle East tensions hurt sentiment. Sensex fell 813 points, Nifty dropped 204 points, and BSE market capitalisation lost over Rs 2 lakh crore amid broad-based selling.
Indian equities plunged nearly 1% before recovering, as escalating US-Iran tensions, soaring crude prices and global bond stress battered sentiment. Sensex closed 374 points lower, while Nifty fell 141 points, with analysts warning of continued bearishness below 24,000.
Indian equities reversed morning gains to close sharply lower, with Sensex falling 183 points and Nifty declining 0.52%. IT stocks weakened on visa concerns, offsetting gains in banks and metals. Technical signals pointed to continued range-bound trading and caution.
Indian equities extended losses for a seventh session as rising oil prices and US-Iran tensions heightened risk aversion. Nifty fell to 24,078, while Sensex declined 326 points. Analysts flagged 24,000-24,050 as crucial support, with weak breadth favouring bears.
Indian markets extended losses as Tata Group stocks tumbled following N Chandrasekaran’s Tata Sons exit, while crude nearing $90 heightened inflation concerns. Sensex fell 188 points and Nifty declined 36 points, with PSU banks and metals outperforming broader market weakness.
Indian equities ended marginally higher despite sharp swings driven by closing auction session confusion. RBI maintained rates, raised FY27 GDP outlook and lowered inflation forecast. Realty, auto and metal stocks outperformed, while analysts expect Nifty to remain range-bound unless it decisively crosses 24,800.
Indian equities rallied sharply as Sensex gained 889 points and Nifty topped 24,250, adding over Rs 4 lakh crore in market value. Strong IIP data, IT and metal buying, bullish technical indicators and improving FII sentiment outweighed geopolitical concerns and higher oil prices.
Indian stock markets experienced significant declines on Wednesday. Escalating global tensions and inflation concerns spooked investors, leading to broad market weakness. Rate-sensitive sectors like realty and banking saw considerable losses. However, FMCG and auto stocks showed relative resilience due to strong earnings. US and European markets also faced mixed trading ahead of earnings.
Indian equities ended marginally higher after surrendering most intraday gains. Softer US inflation data supported sentiment, while elevated crude prices, West Asia tensions and mixed sector performance kept markets volatile. Analysts expect Nifty to remain range-bound unless it breaks above 24,350.
Indian equities posted their steepest single-day decline since March as rising crude prices, renewed Middle East tensions and weak global cues triggered broad-based selling. Analysts said geopolitical developments, earnings guidance and central bank decisions will shape the market’s near-term direction.
Indian equities rebounded after two sessions of losses, with Sensex rising 444 points and Nifty reclaiming 24,000. Easing geopolitical tensions, trade deal optimism and lower oil prices boosted sentiment, while analysts maintained a bullish outlook above the key 23,800 support.
Indian markets rallied on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty gaining up to 1% amid easing crude prices, supportive global cues and optimism over India-US trade talks. Analysts highlight key technical levels for Nifty, while stock-specific action was seen in banking, IT, infrastructure and midcap counters across NSE trading data.
Indian equities advanced for a fourth straight session as easing geopolitical tensions, lower crude oil prices, softer bond yields and a stronger rupee boosted sentiment. Gains in IT, metals and PSU banks lifted benchmarks, while India VIX remained subdued amid improving market confidence.
Indian equities lost momentum after a positive start, with Nifty closing lower and broader markets declining sharply. Investor caution ahead of US inflation data, profit booking and geopolitical concerns weighed on sentiment, while FMCG and private banking stocks offered some support.
Indian equities remained volatile amid IT sector weakness, global uncertainties and cautious investor sentiment. Analysts see key Nifty support near 23,200-23,000 and resistance around 23,750-23,800. Market participants will monitor technical levels, global cues, sectoral trends and stock-specific developments for direction.
Benchmark indices closed marginally higher on Wednesday, led by gains in banking and auto shares, while IT and FMCG stocks capped advances. Analysts said Nifty remains range-bound with weak sentiment persisting below key resistance levels, despite easing volatility and selective buying interest across sectors.
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