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Source: Live Mint Dalal Street witnessed its worst opening since March, 2020 which marked the start of a months-long pandemic lockdown in India. After a 5% lower opening, the Nifty and Sensex on Monday traded in the red throughout the day before settling 3% lower, their worst show since 4 June, 2024. There was no…
Source: Live Mint Negative market breadth Indian equities also recorded their weakest market breadth in over a year on Monday, with the advance-decline ratio dropping to a concerning low of 0.62. This marks the worst monthly reading since at least April 2024, highlighting a broad-based weakness beneath the surface of benchmark indices. The advance-decline ratio,…
Source: Live Mint Expert view: The Indian market is still trailing behind the sell-off seen in global markets due to the recent tariffs imposed by Trump and concerns about a potential recession. Today’s Black Monday has unsettled the Indian stock markets. In an interview with Mint, Vaibhav Porwal, Co-Founder of Dezerv, discussed in detail the…
Source: Live Mint Indian stock market: The domestic equity market indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, are expected to open sharply lower on Monday, following a steep sell-off in global markets as the US tariffs-induced trade war increased fears of recession. Asian markets slumped today, while the US stock market crashed, with Dow futures extending losses,…
Source: Live Mint A graduate of the renowned Harvard University with a doctorate in Law, Jim Cramer, the founder of TheStreet and CNBC host of the show “Mad Money”, warned global market investors about a potential bloodbath likely to happen after the stock markets reopen on Monday, April 7, reported multiple media outlets. Also Read…
Source: Live Mint Wall Street Today: The US stock markets opened higher on January 6, as investors remain optimistic about the artificial intelligence technology fueling the tech stock gain on Monday. At 9:30 am (EDT), the stock markets for the United States opened higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 0.24 per cent to…
