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Source: Live Mint Small-cap stock below ₹50: Infrastructure firm Hazoor Multi Projects Limited, on Monday, March 3, announced that the fund-raising committee of the company had approved the allotment of preferential shares to a Nagpur-based Domestic Institutional Investors (DII) West Midlands Ventures Private Limited, as per the BSE filing. According to the small cap firm’s…
Source: Live Mint On a day when trading volumes were low, the Indian markets continued their downward spiral for the fifth straight session on Monday. Benchmark indices slid more than 1% each to their respective eight-month lows, wiping out a staggering ₹4,34,579 crore in investor wealth in a day. Total turnover on NSE—at ₹71,947.32 crore—was…
Source: Live Mint Indian investors saw about ₹9.3 lakh crore wiped out in market wealth on Tuesday as Trump’s latest tariffs, slower corporate earnings and a relentless selloff by foreign investors continued to rock the sentiment. Mid- and small-cap stocks took an even harder hit. Benchmark indices fell for the fifth straight session, with Nifty…
Source: Live Mint The continuing slide of the Indian markets on Monday saw dollar returns of foreign investors all but wiped out since the general election results day low of 4 June. Benchmarks NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex, buffeted by sustained foreign investor selling amid a US tech rout, fell more than 1% each on…
Source: Live Mint Rohit Murarka, Business Head, Kotak Cherry believes the market is expecting some kind of stimulus in the budget as the overall economy, especially demand conditions, is facing a slowdown. Murarka suggested that investors diversify investments across various asset classes like equities, fixed income, real estate, and commodities. This strategy helps mitigate risks…
Source: Live Mint Mumbai: Donald Trump’s sabre-rattling before and after his swearing-in sent the Indian markets scurrying for cover on Tuesday, with benchmarks Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex tumbling to their respective seven-month lows. Investors were already in a sombre mood, thanks to sluggish corporate earnings, foreign investor sell-offs, and pre-budget jitters. The uncertainty…
Source: Live Mint Stocks lit a spark of optimism for investors in the New Year as the benchmark indices roared back, even as experts keep their fingers crossed on whether the rally has legs. The Nifty and Sensex closed 1.9% and 1.8% higher at 24,188.65 and 79,943.71 respectively, on a day that saw relatively lower…
Source: Live Mint Indian equities have been on a rollercoaster ride over the past month, with sharp bouts of selling swiftly followed by bargain hunting as investors pounce on dips. During this volatile phase, the benchmark indices—Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex—have dropped by 5% and 4%. On Tuesday, the Nifty 50 plunged to its…
Source: Live Mint The rally proved short-lived. A day after India’s stock markets shot up more than 1% following Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections, adding ₹7.75 trillion to investor wealth, the benchmark indices were back to their downward slide, with the rupee, too, plunging to a new low. Sustained selling from foreign institutional…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market has seen an accelerated week-on-week decline this month. The bearish trend, which began in the last week of September, has been ongoing for about a month. Interestingly, global equity markets have been experiencing high volatility since June-July, approximately 2-3 months earlier. This indicates that the domestic sell-off occurred…
