Indian equities ended lower after erasing early gains, with Sensex falling 172 points and Nifty 33 points. Rising bond yields, Iran sanctions uncertainty and weak Asian markets pressured sentiment. Metals outperformed, while banking stocks lagged. Analysts expect Tuesday volatility.
Indian equities ended lower after erasing early gains, with Sensex falling 172 points and Nifty 33 points. Rising bond yields, Iran sanctions uncertainty and weak Asian markets pressured sentiment. Metals outperformed, while banking stocks lagged. Analysts expect Tuesday volatility.
Indian equities extended losses, with Sensex falling 281 points and Nifty declining for a fifth session. Analysts flagged crude prices, Strait of Hormuz tensions and Fed minutes as key drivers. Broader markets gained, while market breadth remained bearish with more declines than advances.
Indian stock markets opened muted this week as global worries tempered investor sentiment. Strong first-quarter earnings provided some support, offsetting geopolitical tensions. Analysts noted softer US jobs data, shifting focus to inflation readings for rate direction.
Indian equities rallied sharply as easing oil prices following renewed US-Iran talks boosted sentiment. Sensex gained 544 points and Nifty surged 1.6%, adding nearly Rs 5 lakh crore in market value, while FII inflows, a stronger rupee and upbeat earnings supported optimism.
Indian markets snapped a five-session losing streak as easing Iran-US tensions, lower crude prices and upbeat earnings lifted sentiment. Sensex climbed 776 points and Nifty reclaimed 23,996, with analysts eyeing 24,250–24,300 if the index sustains above the 24,000 mark.
Indian markets ended lower as escalating Iran-US tensions and rising crude prices weighed on sentiment. Analysts expect geopolitical risks, inflation and central bank actions to remain in focus, while resilient Q1 earnings support selective opportunities. Nifty faces resistance at 24,400 and support near 24,100.
The stock market witnessed a strong intraday recovery from the day’s lows, ending with modest gains amid a positive underlying sentiment supported by encouraging IT business updates and attractive valuations, said Vinod Nair, Head of Research of Geojit Investments.
Indian markets extended gains for a fourth straight session as Sensex jumped 521 points and Nifty closed above 24,430. Improved monsoon prospects, renewed FII buying, stable crude prices and optimism around earnings supported sentiment despite mixed global market cues.
Indian equities ended lower, snapping a two-day rally as escalating Iran-US tensions and profit booking weighed on sentiment. Sensex fell 372 points and Nifty lost 110, while analysts advised a buy-on-dips strategy above the key 23,800 support level.
Indian markets ended higher on Monday, snapping Friday's pause in momentum. Investors will track US-Iran developments, technical levels, sectoral trends, weekly expiry volatility and key stock-specific action on Tuesday. Banking, utilities and healthcare stocks remained supportive, while broader market sentiment stayed positive despite monsoon-related concerns.
Indian equities rallied sharply as an interim US-Iran peace framework eased geopolitical concerns and pushed oil prices lower. Improved inflation and interest-rate expectations lifted sentiment, helping Sensex and Nifty gain nearly 1%, while broader markets, global equities and risk assets also advanced.
Indian equities ended sharply lower as weak global cues and geopolitical tensions triggered broad-based selling. Nifty slipped 1.04% to 23,123, with analysts advising caution and a sell-on-rise strategy. Market breadth remained weak, while select stocks attracted buying interest and several counters hit fresh 52-week highs.
Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty fell for a fourth straight session amid elevated crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions and persistent selling pressure. Market breadth remained weak, technical indicators turned bearish, while select stocks including Wockhardt and NMDC Steel attracted buying interest and hit fresh highs.
Indian equity benchmarks extended gains for a third consecutive session as strong buying in banking, financial, energy and auto stocks lifted market sentiment. Analysts signalled bullish technical momentum for Nifty, while broader market breadth, lower volatility and strong participation across sectors supported the rally.
Indian indices were subdued with Nifty up 0.03% and Sensex down 0.10%. High volatility (VIX at 19.63) and bearish momentum indicators suggest near-term weakness. Analysts expect Nifty to trade between 23,300–23,800, with resistance near 23,650 and key selling pressure visible.
Indian benchmark indices experienced a significant sell-off on Monday, marking their third consecutive session of decline. The Nifty50 and BSE Sensex both tumbled, led by banking, automobile, and energy sectors amid investor risk aversion. Analysts suggest a weakening trend with immediate support for the Nifty at 23,700.
Indian markets ended higher driven by positive election trends, with gains in financials, pharma, and metals. Nifty held above key support levels despite range-bound movement. Analysts see bullish momentum intact, though global cues remain weak and near-term consolidation is possible.
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