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Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market, after smashing many record peaks this year, is facing consistent selling pressure and has now slipped into a correction phase after being in consolidation. Due to several domestic and global triggers, bears are dominating bulls on D-Street and the overall sentiment will likely stay muted in the next…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market continued to consolidate for another week, losing over half a per cent, signalling the continuation of a corrective phase. The week began cautiously due to concerns ahead of the US Presidential elections, followed by a brief mid-week recovery after the poll results. The gains could not hold, reflecting…
Source: Live Mint Indian stock market faced a sharp correction in October, driven by sustained selling from Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs), who shifted to more attractively valued markets like China amid weaker domestic corporate earnings. According to data from the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL), FPIs recorded net sales of ₹94,017 crore in Indian equities…
Source: Live Mint Indian stocks are currently experiencing one of the bleakest days in recent history, as a convergence of global and domestic factors continues to weigh heavily on investor sentiment, pushing the frontline indices to fresh monthly lows. The Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex, after suffering their worst monthly performance in over four…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market faced selling pressure throughout October as bears tightened their grip on D-Street amid weak global cues and rising volatility. The challenges compelled the frontline indices to enter the bear market just a few days before Diwali 2024. However, the Muhurat Trading session, which kicked off Vikram Samvat 2081,…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market was thrown into the deep end and wrought with several challenges throughout October as bears tightened their grip on D-Street amid weak global cues and rising volatility. The battles compelled the frontline indices to enter the bear market just a few days ahead of Diwali’24 and the onset…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market logged its worst loss since the beginning of 2024, dragged down by corporates’ largely disappointing quarterly earnings, inflation concerns, and foreign investors exiting the market to invest in China. D-Street experts say the domestic market is bracing for a potentially challenging period, with several factors poised to influence…
Source: Live Mint Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been persistently offloading Indian equities throughout October, shifting focus towards more affordable markets, such as China. As of October 17, FPI outflows from the Indian stock market have reached a substantial ₹70,398 crore (approximately $8.38 billion), following robust inflows of ₹57,724 crore in the preceding month. This…
Source: Live Mint The selling streak by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continues to grow, with another outflow of ₹3,731.60 crore from Indian stocks recorded in Monday’s trading session. This marks the 11th consecutive day of selling, highlighting a sustained trend of bearish sentiment among international investors towards the Indian equity market. This brings their total…
Source: Live Mint The Indian market closed on a lower note for the week on Friday, dragged down by auto and banking stocks. While pharma and metal stocks offered some support, it wasn’t enough to push the indices higher. As a result, the Nifty 50 fell by 0.14%, ending below the 25,000 mark for the…
