Indian equities fell over 2% last week as rising crude oil prices, FII outflows and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment. Broader markets underperformed, while global indices also declined and market breadth strongly favoured bears.
Indian equities fell over 2% last week as rising crude oil prices, FII outflows and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment. Broader markets underperformed, while global indices also declined and market breadth strongly favoured bears.
Sensex and Nifty extended losses for a fourth session as heavy FII selling, surging bond yields and elevated crude prices rattled investors. The selloff erased Rs 5 lakh crore in market value, while analysts advised long-term investors to accumulate gradually.
Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended higher on Friday, bouncing back to close at 73,896 and 23,140.50 respectively. Geojit’s Vinod Nair cited strong domestic liquidity holding Nifty above 23,000, while elevated crude prices and persistent foreign outflows continue to cap near-term market upside ahead of Monday's trade.
The Indian stock market saw divergence in its benchmark indices for the second consecutive session, with Sensex closing in the red and Nifty in the green following sharp swings during the closing auction session (CAS).Sensex and Nifty both traded in the green before the CAS began at 3.20 pm. The indicative prices of both the benchmark indices sharply tumbled, with Sensex plunging nearly 1,000 points within a few seconds, before making a sharp recovery. While Nifty managed to recover all losses …
Indian equities extended their recovery, with Nifty gaining 0.33% as moderation in crude and global yields supported sentiment. Sensex slipped 0.03%, while broader markets outperformed. Here are 10 key factors that could influence Friday’s market action.
Indian benchmark indices ended slightly higher on Friday, with the Sensex rising 363 points and Nifty closing below 23,898. Investors monitored global market cues, US economic data, and inflation reports, while stock-specific action drove intraday activity across major sectors in a sideways-moving market environment.
Indian equities rebounded on Friday, with strong gains in heavyweight IT stocks lifting the Sensex and Nifty after two consecutive sessions of losses. Analysts expect range-bound trading amid mixed global cues and geopolitical tensions, while Nifty faces resistance near 24,200 and support around 23,900.
Indian equities ended marginally higher on Friday as gains in financials, metals and small-caps offset pressure from IT stocks and persistent global uncertainties. The Sensex and Nifty closed slightly higher, while broader markets outperformed. Analysts expect volatility to remain elevated, with crude prices, foreign flows, the rupee and global trends in focus.
The Indian stock market remained range-bound last week, with Sensex losing around 500 points and Nifty falling 205 points to end in the red. Analysts now highlight four key factors that can influence Dalal Street’s action during the upcoming week, from August 17 (Monday) to August 21 (Friday).On Friday, Sensex and Nifty recorded slight losses even as oil prices stabilised around $87 per barrel. Sensex fell around 71 points to close at 78,009, while Nifty 50 lost 30 points to end the session at …
Sensex and Nifty ended last week lower amid range-bound trading, with broader markets also under pressure. Analysts identified four key factors that could drive Dalal Street this week, placing Nifty support at 24,200-24,230 and resistance at 24,500-24,550.
The Indian stock market rallied around 3% over the last week, recouping its early losses despite global volatility. Analysts expect the market's direction in the coming week to hinge on the RBI MPC meeting outcome, oil prices, corporate earnings and other key domestic and global cues.
Indian equities extended losses for a fifth straight session, pressured by elevated oil prices and persistent FII outflows. Despite intraday recovery, sentiment remains weak amid rising US yields and global uncertainty. Analysts flag key technical levels for Nifty, while stock-specific action and broader market resilience remain in focus.
The Indian stock market extended losses for the fifth consecutive session, with Sensex and Nifty tumbling more than 1% intraday before paring most of the losses and closing 0.4% lower each on Friday, as oil prices above $100 per barrel, FII selling and other factors spooked investors.Sensex fell 332 points to close at 76,059.77, while Nifty 50 declined 102 points to end the session at the 23,767 mark during Friday's trading session. Broader markets also saw a sharp recovery after a crash in the…
The Sensex and Nifty surged over 1% on Friday, supported by TCS earnings, easing volatility and positive global cues. Investors will now track Q1 earnings, technical levels and global developments for further market direction.
Indian stock markets surged on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty posting gains exceeding 0.3%. This upward trend was fueled by a calmer Middle East situation, reduced expectations of US Federal Reserve rate hikes, and positive domestic factors like the India-Japan Summit and IT sector recovery.
The Indian stock market extended gains on Friday, with the Sensex and Nifty rising more than 0.3% each, supported by easing tensions in the Middle East, lower expectations of Fed rate hikes, and other key factors.The Sensex gained around 262 points to close at 77,764, while the Nifty 50 rose more than 95 points to end the session above 24,270. The sharp gains added nearly Rs 44,155 crore to the total market capitalisation of all companies listed on the BSE, taking it to Rs 480 lakh crore.Here's…
Indian equities ended lower on Friday, snapping a five-session winning streak as heavy IT selling and weak global cues weighed on sentiment. Sensex fell 607 points and Nifty dropped below recent highs. Analysts remained cautiously optimistic, favouring a buy-on-dips approach supported by easing volatility and expectations of earnings recovery.
Markets rallied sharply as easing US–Iran tensions and softer crude prices boosted sentiment. Sensex and Nifty surged 2%, adding Rs 10 lakh crore in market value. Broader markets outperformed, volatility eased, and technical indicators turned bullish. Analysts expect momentum to continue, with geopolitical developments and oil prices remaining key triggers.
Indian equity markets ended sharply lower on May 29 amid broad-based selling, MSCI-driven flows and rising volatility. Technical indicators suggest a bearish bias with key support zones in focus. Global cues, monsoon outlook and market breadth will be critical in shaping investor sentiment and near-term market direction.
Indian equity benchmarks closed modestly higher on Friday, with financial stocks leading the gains. The Nifty and Sensex edged up, though pharma and healthcare weakness capped the rise. Analysts noted the market's indecisive range-bound movement, awaiting a decisive breakout above 23,800 for further upward momentum or a fall towards 23,600.
Domestic equity benchmarks ended sharply lower on Friday amid rising geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, rupee weakness and heavy profit-booking in financial stocks. Analysts said the Nifty slipping below key technical levels signals weakening momentum, although select indicators still point towards the possibility of a near-term recovery.
Domestic equity benchmarks ended sharply lower on Friday amid rising geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, rupee weakness and heavy profit-booking in financial stocks. Analysts said the Nifty slipping below key technical levels signals weakening momentum, although select indicators still point towards the possibility of a near-term recovery.
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