Indian markets plunged on Monday as the Sensex fell nearly 900 points and the Nifty dropped below 22,900, wiping out nearly Rs 5 lakh crore in market value. Private bank selling, weak global cues and earnings uncertainty weighed on sentiment.
Indian markets plunged on Monday as the Sensex fell nearly 900 points and the Nifty dropped below 22,900, wiping out nearly Rs 5 lakh crore in market value. Private bank selling, weak global cues and earnings uncertainty weighed on sentiment.
Sensex and Nifty rallied over 1.5% on Tuesday, adding around Rs 5 lakh crore to the market capitalisation of listed companies. Investors will track global cues, Q2 earnings, active stocks, buying and selling trends, and key technical levels on Wednesday as markets assess the sustainability of the sharp rebound.
Indian equities extended their rebound for a second session, with Sensex rising 685 points and Nifty gaining over 220 points. Falling crude prices, strong Q2 business updates and positive global cues lifted investor sentiment, adding nearly Rs 5 lakh crore to BSE market capitalisation.
Nifty’s indicative price plunged 2% in two seconds during the closing auction session on monthly expiry, before recovering sharply. Analysts cited crude volatility, high US Treasury yields, FII outflows, IPO fundraising and geopolitical tensions as key market pressures.
Indian equities reversed morning gains on Tuesday, with Sensex falling 330 points and Nifty closing lower after sharp volatility during the closing auction session. F&O expiry, foreign outflows, geopolitical uncertainty, IT pressure and elevated crude prices weighed on market sentiment.
Indian markets reversed morning gains to plunge over 1% on Tuesday as surging oil prices, rising bond yields, global uncertainty and foreign outflows pressured sentiment. Nifty breached 23,231 support, while 2,824 NSE stocks declined, signalling strong bearish market breadth.
Indian equities extended their decline on Tuesday, with Sensex falling 555 points and Nifty ending below 23,650. Analysts cited elevated crude prices, Fed rate hike concerns and IPO fund absorption, while technical signals suggested 23,600 as key Nifty support.
Sensex and Nifty reversed morning losses to close higher on Tuesday, amid sharp volatility on the first expiry day after the closing auction session launch. Healthcare and financial stocks gained, while broader market breadth remained mixed and cautious.
Indian equities extended losses as fading Middle East peace hopes, elevated crude prices, rising US yields and weak global cues intensified risk-off sentiment. Sensex fell 493 points and Nifty 133 points, while technical indicators pointed to further downside.
Indian equities declined as rising crude prices and a weaker rupee weighed on sentiment. Sensex fell 388 points and Nifty 112 points, while analysts flagged 24,400 as key support amid geopolitical risks and upcoming inflation data.
Indian markets ended lower as weekly expiry and volatility from the new Closing Auction Session unsettled traders. Analysts cited forced retail square-offs, while investors tracked RBI policy, Strait of Hormuz developments and key technical support levels amid mixed broader market performance.
Indian equities ended lower on Tuesday as Sensex and Nifty erased early gains after a sharp rally. Analysts cited cautious sentiment ahead of global central bank meetings, while IT stocks outperformed and Nifty remained range-bound near key technical levels.
Indian markets extended losses as large-cap weakness outweighed gains in broader indices despite easing oil prices. Analysts expect earnings, geopolitical developments and crude prices to guide sentiment, with Nifty seen consolidating between 23,800 and 24,350 while midcaps continue to outperform.
Indian equities fell sharply as escalating West Asia tensions lifted crude oil prices and weakened the rupee, raising inflation concerns. Sensex and Nifty declined up to 0.7%, while analysts said geopolitical risks overshadowed earnings optimism despite technical support remaining intact.
Indian equities ended lower after four straight gains as profit booking, weak global cues and caution ahead of the US Fed minutes weighed on sentiment. IT stocks remained resilient, while analysts expect earnings, monsoon progress, stable rupee and foreign inflows to guide near-term market direction.
Indian equities declined for a second session as investors stayed cautious despite easing geopolitical tensions. Sensex lost nearly 250 points and Nifty fell over 80, while analysts expect recovery if the index holds above the crucial 23,800 support level.
Sensex and Nifty plunged over 1% on Tuesday amid global market weakness, IT sector losses, a weaker rupee and fresh foreign fund outflows. Investors will track technical levels, global cues, FII activity and key stock movements on Wednesday as markets look for direction after the sharp decline.
Indian equities extended gains for a third straight session, with Sensex and Nifty rising on optimism over the Iran-US peace framework and lower oil prices. Broad-based buying in IT, realty, FMCG and oil & gas stocks supported the rally, while volatility eased sharply.
Indian equities ended higher on Tuesday, supported by easing geopolitical tensions and softer crude prices. A sharp drop in India VIX boosted sentiment, while broader markets outperformed. Analysts see potential for further recovery, though caution persists amid FII outflows, global uncertainties and weak near-term earnings outlook.
Indian benchmark indices ended higher after a volatile session, with late buying in heavyweight IT stocks lifting sentiment. Sensex gained 382 points and Nifty closed above 23,480, while investors tracked monsoon progress, inflation trends, RBI policy outlook and liquidity conditions.
Domestic equity benchmarks ended lower on Tuesday, snapping a three-session rally amid profit booking in financial, realty and consumer stocks. Analysts said Nifty may remain positive above key support levels despite near-term weakness, while broader market sentiment stayed mixed with selective buying interest.
Domestic equities closed marginally lower due to weakness in financial and consumer shares, despite gains in IT stocks. Analysts suggest the short-term sentiment remains bearish, with Nifty 50 facing resistance at 23,800 and support at 23,400. US markets were down, while European indices were mixed.
Indian equity markets extended losses for a fourth straight session as broad-based selling in IT, banking, auto, and consumer stocks dragged benchmarks lower. Weak global cues, rising inflation data, and technical breakdowns deepened bearish sentiment, with analysts warning further downside toward key support levels.
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