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Indian markets surged sharply, with the Sensex rising 1.65% and Nifty gaining 1.56%, led by strong momentum in banking and broad-based buying across sectors. Stocks like Trent, InterGlobe Aviation, and Adani group names drove gains, while pharma lagg

Indian markets closed sharply lower on Monday, weighed down by broad-based selling pressure, particularly in financial stocks. The Nifty 50 fell 2.14% to 22,331.40, while the Sensex declined 2.22% to 71,947.55. Bajaj Finance, Shriram Finance, and SBI

Indian markets closed sharply lower on Monday, weighed down by broad-based selling across financials, auto, and heavyweight stocks. The Nifty 50 fell 2.09% to 22,819.60, while the Sensex dropped 2.25% to 73,583.22. Shriram Finance, Tata Motors PV, an

Indian markets rallied sharply with the Sensex rising 1.63% and Nifty gaining 1.72%, led by strong buying in financial and cement stocks like Shriram Finance, UltraTech Cement, and Bajaj Finance. Global cues remained highly supportive, with Asian and

Indian markets rallied sharply with the Sensex surging 1.89% and Nifty gaining 1.78%, driven by strong buying in heavyweights like Larsen, Interglobe Aviation, and Bajaj Finance, while PSU and pharma stocks lagged. Global cues were supportive, with A

Indian markets saw a sharp sell-off, with the Sensex falling 2.46% and Nifty dropping 2.60%, dragged by heavy losses in financials and consumption stocks like Shriram Finance and Titan, while IT stocks offered limited support. Global sentiment remain

India’s currency, the Rupee (INR), plunged over 8% in the last year and slumped almost 4% YTD. USDINR is making a fresh lifetime high almost every other trading day and has become a news headline in both politics & economics. As of Mar

Indian markets ended modestly higher with the Sensex up 0.44% and Nifty gaining 0.49%, driven by strength in metal and IT stocks like JSW Steel, Tata Steel, and Infosys, while financials weighed on sentiment. Global cues were weak, as Asian markets d

Indian markets witnessed a sharp sell-off, with the Sensex and Nifty plunging over 3% amid broad-based weakness, even as ONGC posted gains. Global cues remained negative, with Asian and European markets declining significantly. Adding to the pressure

Indian markets ended higher with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty gaining 0.83% each, led by strong buying in financials and IT stocks like Jio Financial, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys, while FMCG and pharma lagged. Global cues remained supportive as

Indian markets extended gains with the Sensex rising 0.75% and Nifty 50 up 0.74%, led by Eternal and Tata Steel. Global cues remained mixed as Asian markets showed divergence, while European indices traded with a positive bias. Meanwhile, in the prev

Escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly the conflict involving Iran, have pushed global crude prices past the $100 threshold yet again. Brent crude surged above $118 per barrel while the US benchmark, West Texas Intermediate (WT