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Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market is on the verge of a bear grip after extending its losing streak for the third consecutive week, hitting its lowest levels since June 2024. The sentiment of domestic and foreign investors deteriorated due to escalating trade tariff concerns from the US and unfavourable global cues. Next, investors…
Source: Live Mint Stock market crash: The Indian stock market faces the heat of domestic and global triggers after extending its losing streak for the third consecutive week and reaching its lowest levels since June 2024. Domestic benchmarks, Sensex and Nifty 50, logged their worst day in around five months, with the NSE benchmark posting…
Source: Live Mint Stock market crash: India’s domestic equity benchmarks, Sensex and Nifty 50, logged their worst day in around five months on Friday, February 28, with the NSE benchmark posting its longest monthly losing streak in the last 29 years (since 1996), dragged by foreign capital outflows amid US tariff fears. The 30-share BSE…
Source: Live Mint Stock Market today: The domestic benchmark indices, Nifty 50 and Sensex, began Thursday with slight increases despite persistent selling pressure from foreign investors, which continues to impact market sentiment. The Nifty 50 index opened at 22,568.95, climbing by 21.40 points or 0.09 percent, while the Sensex commenced the session at 74,706.60, advancing…
Source: Live Mint Citigroup Inc. upgraded Indian stocks to overweight from neutral, while turning underweight on equities in Southeast Asia. There is “meaningful upside” in Indian equities amid “less demanding” valuations, Citi said in a note. The benchmark NSE Nifty 50 Index may rise to 26,000 by the end of December, according to strategist Surendra…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market traded within a tight range to extend its corrective phase while settling at its lowest since early June. While select pockets of the market showed resilience, they failed to drive a broader, meaningful recovery. Next, investors will monitor some key market triggers in the last week of February….
Source: Live Mint D-Street Ahead: Domestic equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 extended their losing streak for the fourth straight day to record weekly losses, dragged by auto, banking, and pharma stocks on uncertainty over the impact of US trade policy, weaker rupee against dollar and relentless foreign fund outflows. The frontline indices ended at…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market resumed its corrective phase after snapping two weeks of recovery to extend its losing streak for eight straight sessions for the first time in two years. The sentiment remained negative from the very beginning, with a sell-on-rally sentiment amid several external triggers. Next, investors will monitor some key…
Source: Live Mint Last September, when the Indian stock market was soaring, many experts predicted that the Nifty 50 could reach the 28,000 mark within a few months. However, they have been met with a rude shock. The Nifty 50 is now down about 13 per cent from its record high of 26,277, reached on…
Source: Live Mint The Indian stock market experienced another week of volatility but managed to settle with marginal gains, driven by mixed global and domestic factors. Budget 2025 announcements, Reserve Bank of India (RBI)’s first monetary policy for 2025, Delhi elections 2025, and US trade tariff announcements were the major themes that dictated the market…
