Indian equity benchmarks closed sharply lower on Tuesday as investors remained cautious ahead of the US F ...More

Indian equity benchmarks closed sharply lower on Tuesday as investors remained cautious ahead of the US Fed's rate decision. Selling in financial heavyweights like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and blue-chips such as Reliance Industries and Bharti Airtel dragged the indices down. ...Less

Stock Market Crash Today: Indian stock markets opened lower on Tuesday, with Sensex and Nifty50 down due ...More

Stock Market Crash Today: Indian stock markets opened lower on Tuesday, with Sensex and Nifty50 down due to declines in major stocks like Reliance and Infosys. Investors awaited the US Federal Reserve's meeting for rate cut signals. While some stocks like Tata Motors and Adani Ports gained, Nifty IT remained flat. Indus Towers and GMR Airports saw gains after positive news. ...Less

Indian stock markets experienced a significant drop on Wednesday, with the Sensex plummeting over 980 poi ...More

Indian stock markets experienced a significant drop on Wednesday, with the Sensex plummeting over 980 points and the Nifty falling below 23,600. This decline was primarily fueled by a surge in inflation, which dampened expectations of an interest rate cut in the near future. The slump was further exacerbated by disappointing corporate earnings and a consistent outflow of foreign investments. ...Less

After reaching a record high of 85,978 points on September 27, the Sensex declined for four straight week ...More

After reaching a record high of 85,978 points on September 27, the Sensex declined for four straight weeks before stabilizing during Diwali week. With two major events approaching—the US election and the Fed meeting—traders adopted a risk-off approach on Monday, causing the Sensex to drop nearly 1,500 points. Nifty also fell about 2% to 23,800, marking its lowest level since August 6. ...Less

Indian Stock Market: After a significant sell-off wiping nearly Rs 50 lakh crore from the Indian stock ma ...More

Indian Stock Market: After a significant sell-off wiping nearly Rs 50 lakh crore from the Indian stock market, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are showing early signs of a turnaround. Analysts believe that reduced selling and potential policy clarity from the Trump administration could lead to renewed FII inflows, potentially boosting the market. ...Less

Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark equity indices traded lower on Monday, weighed down by concerns over ...More

Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark equity indices traded lower on Monday, weighed down by concerns over slowing earnings growth and foreign outflows. Additionally, comments from the Federal Reserve Chair signaling a slower pace of interest rate cuts further dampened market sentiment. ...Less

While the headline indices will be treated in bear grip if they fall below 20% from the peak, retail inve ...More

While the headline indices will be treated in bear grip if they fall below 20% from the peak, retail investor portfolios are already reflecting signs of a bear market as more than 900 stocks above Rs 1,000 crore market capitalisation are down at least 20% from their 52-week high levels. ...Less

Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets closed lower on Tuesday. The Sensex fell 821 points and the Nift ...More

Stock Market Crash: Indian stock markets closed lower on Tuesday. The Sensex fell 821 points and the Nifty dropped 258 points. Banking, financial, and auto stocks led the decline. Foreign investors continued to sell Indian shares. The Indian rupee hit a new low against the US dollar. Investors are waiting for inflation data to be released. ...Less

Stock Market Crash: Sensex plummeted over 950 points, while Nifty closed below 24,000. The Federal Reserv ...More

Stock Market Crash: Sensex plummeted over 950 points, while Nifty closed below 24,000. The Federal Reserve's indication of fewer rate cuts in 2025 spooked investors. IT and metal stocks led the decline. The US dollar strengthened, and bond yields rose. Global markets also fell, adding to the negative sentiment. ...Less

A 52-week high marks the highest price a stock has reached over the past year, offering key insights for ...More

A 52-week high marks the highest price a stock has reached over the past year, offering key insights for traders and investors. ...Less

With two major events approaching — the US election and the Fed meeting — traders adopted a risk-off appr ...More

With two major events approaching — the US election and the Fed meeting — traders adopted a risk-off approach on Monday, causing the Sensex to drop nearly 1,500 points. Nifty also fell about 2% to 23,800, marking its lowest level since August 6. ...Less

Stock Market Crash Today: Indian stock markets tumbled on Friday, dragged down by financial and IT stocks ...More

Stock Market Crash Today: Indian stock markets tumbled on Friday, dragged down by financial and IT stocks, amid cautious sentiment following the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate cut projections. The Sensex and Nifty fell 1.49% and 1.52%, respectively. Foreign fund outflows and a weakening rupee added to the pressure. Global markets were mostly lower as investors awaited U.S. inflation data. ...Less

Sensex records its worst monthly fall since the Covid-19 crash with a 5% drop in October. FII outflows, I ...More

Sensex records its worst monthly fall since the Covid-19 crash with a 5% drop in October. FII outflows, IPOs, QIPs, and muted Q2 earnings contribute to the decline. Analysts suggest corrections are likely but a major crash is unlikely due to strong domestic liquidity. ...Less

Sector-wise, selling pressure was observed in metal, realty, PSU, and capital goods stocks. ...More

Sector-wise, selling pressure was observed in metal, realty, PSU, and capital goods stocks. ...Less

Foreign institutional investors are rapidly withdrawing from Indian equities, contributing to a significa ...More

Foreign institutional investors are rapidly withdrawing from Indian equities, contributing to a significant drop in Sensex due to China's aggressive fiscal measures attracting investments. Indian market concerns include high oil prices, IPO booms, and retail investor appetite, despite China's long-term structural issues. ...Less

For the week, the Sensex fell by 3,883 points (4.5%), while the Nifty lost 1,128 points (4.3%). The total ...More

For the week, the Sensex fell by 3,883 points (4.5%), while the Nifty lost 1,128 points (4.3%). The total market capitalisation of all listed companies on the BSE dropped by Rs 16.67 lakh crore to Rs 461.26 lakh crore. At the same time, foreign institutional investors recorded significant outflows, selling shares worth $3.65 billion over the past three sessions, marking a record high on Thursday. ...Less

Share Market Crash Today: The Indian stock market faced a sharp decline with Sensex plummeting 4,100 poin ...More

Share Market Crash Today: The Indian stock market faced a sharp decline with Sensex plummeting 4,100 points in five days due to the Iran-Israel war and China's economic stimulus. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have pulled out Rs 32,000 crore amid concerns about peak valuations, pushing Nifty below key support levels. ...Less

In just 4 trading sessions, Sensex dropped over 3,300 points as FIIs pulled out nearly Rs 32,000 crore fr ...More

In just 4 trading sessions, Sensex dropped over 3,300 points as FIIs pulled out nearly Rs 32,000 crore from D-Street. China's market appeal and growing fears over the Iran-Israel conflict have spooked global investors. With concerns over high valuations as retail investors remain confident across price points, there is rising uncertainty about a potential market crash during the festive season. ...Less

S&P BSE Sensex dropped by over 1,800 points, marking its third largest decline of 2024. This drop follows ...More

S&P BSE Sensex dropped by over 1,800 points, marking its third largest decline of 2024. This drop follows previous significant falls and is influenced by escalating hostilities between Iran and Israel, along with rising oil prices. Foreign institutional investors also contributed, pulling funds from Indian equities due to concerns over China's economic stimulus measures. ...Less

Stock Market Crash Today: Sensex fell steeply by over 1,750 points and Nifty50 dropped to 25,250 due to h ...More

Stock Market Crash Today: Sensex fell steeply by over 1,750 points and Nifty50 dropped to 25,250 due to heightened Middle East tensions. Iran launched missiles at Israel, causing investor worry. Rising oil prices and SEBI's F&O measures also impacted market sentiment. Concern over resurgent Chinese stocks led to significant fund outflows from India. ...Less

Indian stock markets experienced a significant decline. The BSE Sensex dropped over 900 points, and the N ...More

Indian stock markets experienced a significant decline. The BSE Sensex dropped over 900 points, and the Nifty50 closed below 24,000. This marked the biggest single-day drop for both benchmarks since October 3. The decline was attributed to uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election and its potential impact on the Indian economy. ...Less

Indian benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty, saw significant declines on Tuesday, driven by weak corpo ...More

Indian benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty, saw significant declines on Tuesday, driven by weak corporate earnings and foreign selling. Major companies like Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank contributed to the plunge, while sectoral indices, especially Nifty PSU Bank and Realty, led losses amid profit-taking from recent highs. ...Less

The benchmark Nifty index ended a 14-day winning streak, closing in the red due to global market declines ...More

The benchmark Nifty index ended a 14-day winning streak, closing in the red due to global market declines and concerns over a US economic slowdown. The Sensex dropped 203 points, with IT and financial stocks experiencing the steepest declines. Weak US manufacturing data and a sluggish Chinese economy also contributed to the market's fall. ...Less

Allaying frayed nerves, analysts say the sell off is more of a short-term volatility and it does not indi ...More

Allaying frayed nerves, analysts say the sell off is more of a short-term volatility and it does not indicate any long-term panic mode set in the Indian equities. The primary market is taking a hit in terms of IPO demands. Ola Electric’s GMP has fallen to Rs 10, compared with Rs 15 a few days ago. At the current GMP, the stock is expected to list at a premium of 13% to the issue price. ...Less

Trading on Monday saw Tata Motors and ONGC shares fall by 5%, causing the Nifty 50 index to drop by 3%. S ...More

Trading on Monday saw Tata Motors and ONGC shares fall by 5%, causing the Nifty 50 index to drop by 3%. Shares of Hindalco, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Steel also declined. Britannia, Sun Pharma, and a few other stocks managed gains. The market was influenced by global economic concerns and potential US recession indicators. ...Less

Sensex crashes over 6,100 points following disappointing early counting trends in the elections. The mark ...More

Sensex crashes over 6,100 points following disappointing early counting trends in the elections. The market capitalisation of BSE-listed stocks dropped significantly, erasing gains from the previous session. ...Less

Stock Market Crash: Sensex plunged over 800 points intraday on Wednesday, with Nifty dropping over 1%, sh ...More

Stock Market Crash: Sensex plunged over 800 points intraday on Wednesday, with Nifty dropping over 1%, shaking retail investors accustomed to daily gains but recovered half of the losses towards the end of the day. Smallcap and midcap indices saw their worst day in over a month. M&M led Nifty's decline with a 7% drop amid concerns over XUV700 price cuts signaling weaker car demand. ...Less

The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies slipped below the Rs 400 lakh crore mark to Rs 393.73 l ...More

The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies slipped below the Rs 400 lakh crore mark to Rs 393.73 lakh crore. Q4 earnings and election uncertainty have dented the Street sentiments. The volatility index India VIX also spiked 6.5% to 18.20 levels, gaining for an eleventh straight session. ...Less

Sensex and Nifty plummeted as FPIs sold off, influenced by US inflation and tweak in India-Mauritius tax ...More

Sensex and Nifty plummeted as FPIs sold off, influenced by US inflation and tweak in India-Mauritius tax treaty. Investors are also cautious on valuations, profit booking, and rising commodities prices. EPS growth is likely to moderate in Q4 earnings season which begins today with TCS. ...Less

Around Rs 15,000 crore has been withdrawn by FIIs from India in the last four days amid election uncertai ...More

Around Rs 15,000 crore has been withdrawn by FIIs from India in the last four days amid election uncertainties, causing concern on Dalal Street about the impact of a weaker Modi 3.0 mandate on further outflows. ...Less

Equity markets react negatively to Lok Sabha election results, but bounce back post 5 days and 1 month. P ...More

Equity markets react negatively to Lok Sabha election results, but bounce back post 5 days and 1 month. Past data shows Sensex stabilizing and gaining after elections, with small and midcaps outperforming large caps. Benchmark returns stabilize post general elections regardless of counting day performance. JM Financial notes positive market returns on sectoral basis 6 months post results. ...Less

The broader NSE Nifty dropped 1,379 points or 5.93% to end at 21,884. Intraday, the indices fell as much ...More

The broader NSE Nifty dropped 1,379 points or 5.93% to end at 21,884. Intraday, the indices fell as much as 8.5%, on track for their worst session since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. On Monday, the exit poll euphoria had helped indices jump over 3% on projections that the BJP-led alliance would likely get a two-thirds majority in the lower house. Barring the Nifty FMCG index, all the sectoral indices closed in deep red. Nifty Bank fell 8%, Realty fell 9.6%, PSU Bank fell 15%, while Oil & Gas fell 11.8% and Metal fell 10.6%. ...Less

Sensex erased all gains it made in the 2024 calendar year and fell below the 70,500 threshold after the p ...More

Sensex erased all gains it made in the 2024 calendar year and fell below the 70,500 threshold after the polls, indicating that the BJP may not win as many seats as the market expected. ...Less

The possibility of a bear market looms if NDA's seat tally falls short, shifting focus to economic growth ...More

The possibility of a bear market looms if NDA's seat tally falls short, shifting focus to economic growth and earnings. A hung parliament may trigger a market downturn before investors refocus on financial indicators. ...Less

The S&P PSU Index plunged by 14% during the Lok Sabha election vote counting, with major PSU stocks like ...More

The S&P PSU Index plunged by 14% during the Lok Sabha election vote counting, with major PSU stocks like PFC, REC, and BHEL experiencing significant drops in early trade sessions. ...Less

Stock Market Crash Today: ?From the Sensex pack, Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank alone contributed to a ...More

Stock Market Crash Today: ?From the Sensex pack, Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank alone contributed to a 565-point decline in the index, while L&T, SBI, ITC, NTPC, and Power Grid were among other stocks dragging the index lower. Volatility gauge India VIX also spiked 20% to 25 levels. PSU, defence stocks were also trading with deep cuts. ...Less

Bears were on a rampage on Thursday as selling pressure was witnessed in most sectors. Sensex hit the day ...More

Bears were on a rampage on Thursday as selling pressure was witnessed in most sectors. Sensex hit the day's low of 73,668.73 and Nifty briefly slipped below 22,500. Indices plummeted for the fourth straight day, sending Dalal Street into a tailspin. Here are top five factors behind the blood bath. Investors lost 4.49 lakh crore. ...Less

Indian indices fell due to auto and IT stocks amid Lok Sabha elections. Sensex and Nifty down, India VIX ...More

Indian indices fell due to auto and IT stocks amid Lok Sabha elections. Sensex and Nifty down, India VIX surged. Top laggards include Tata Motors. Sun Pharma and HUL gained. ...Less

Dalal Street's fear gauge, India VIX, surged over 60% this month, hitting a 52-week high of 21.49, as Sen ...More

Dalal Street's fear gauge, India VIX, surged over 60% this month, hitting a 52-week high of 21.49, as Sensex plummeted over 2,000 points. FIIs withdrew Rs 19,000 crore. Sensex fell 800 points today amid election uncertainty but rebounded as voting progressed. ...Less

Indian equity indices dropped with Nifty and Sensex decline, led by Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank. Ba ...More

Indian equity indices dropped with Nifty and Sensex decline, led by Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank. Bajaj Finance shares surged 6% after RBI lifted restrictions. Market focused on US jobs data and global cues. ...Less

The report claimed that once the new government takes charge, the income tax department may prevent tax b ...More

The report claimed that once the new government takes charge, the income tax department may prevent tax base erosion, revamp laws on penalties, and impose uniform treatment for all asset classes. Currently, India follows a differential tax structure for various financial assets. ...Less

Indian equity indices continued their decline for the third consecutive session, dragged by IT stocks, am ...More

Indian equity indices continued their decline for the third consecutive session, dragged by IT stocks, amid concerns over delayed US rate cuts and escalating Middle East tensions. US-rate sensitive Nifty IT dropped 2.6% — the most among the major sectors. ...Less

Indian equity indices nosedived on tech sector concerns ahead of the U.S. Fed's rate decision. Sensex plu ...More

Indian equity indices nosedived on tech sector concerns ahead of the U.S. Fed's rate decision. Sensex plunged 736 points to 72,012, Nifty dropped 238 points to 21,817. Global shares dipped on Tuesday while the yen slid after the Bank of Japan met market expectations and ended eight years of negative interest rates. ...Less

TCS emerged as the top Sensex laggard, experiencing a 3% drop. This dip coincided with 2.02 crore or 0.6% ...More

TCS emerged as the top Sensex laggard, experiencing a 3% drop. This dip coincided with 2.02 crore or 0.6% shares changing hands in a block deal on the counter. Other IT counters - HCL Tech, Wipro and Infosys - also traded with cuts, weighing on the index. ...Less

Small and midcap stocks logged their worst week in 15 months on rising concerns of froth in the segments ...More

Small and midcap stocks logged their worst week in 15 months on rising concerns of froth in the segments and as stress test results indicated a disparity in the durations that funds would take to liquify their portfolios. The small and midcaps dropped 5.5% and 4.66% this week, the biggest weekly drop since December 2022. ...Less

Benchmark equity indices closed lower as investors turned cautious ahead of key domestic and US inflation ...More

Benchmark equity indices closed lower as investors turned cautious ahead of key domestic and US inflation data. Power Grid Corp, Tata Steel, SBI, IndusInd Bank, NTPC, HDFC Bank declined, while Nestle India, Bajaj Finserv, Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra closed with gains. Market capitalisation declined. Global stock indexes also fell. ...Less

Price growth dropped to an annual rate of 3.1% in January, according to official data; above economists’ ...More

Price growth dropped to an annual rate of 3.1% in January, according to official data; above economists’ expectations of 2.9%. In December, the consumer price index stood at 3.4%. ...Less

While the valuations of Sensex and Nifty are not yet in the danger zone, investors have been raising conc ...More

While the valuations of Sensex and Nifty are not yet in the danger zone, investors have been raising concerns about the possibility of euphoria building up in pockets of the market, particularly in smaller stocks. ...Less

Sensex, Nifty fell today as IT and banking stocks dragged the market down. Tech Mahindra reported disappo ...More

Sensex, Nifty fell today as IT and banking stocks dragged the market down. Tech Mahindra reported disappointing quarterly numbers, leading to a 6% drop in its shares and impacting other IT stocks in the indices. HDFC Bank's weak Q3 earnings also contributed to the market decline. Additionally, rising bond yields in the US and high valuations were key factors affecting the market. FIIs continued to sell Indian shares, and traders were cautious ahead of the monthly derivative expiry. ...Less

Nifty and Sensex fell below key levels. Technical analysts believe a breakout below 22,000 could trigger ...More

Nifty and Sensex fell below key levels. Technical analysts believe a breakout below 22,000 could trigger a downward move. FIIs have turned buyers despite high US bond yields. Sebi asks mutual funds to disclose risks and liquidity measures. Traders await US PCE data for Fed rate hike clues. ...Less

Wiping off over Rs 5 lakh crore of investor wealth in just one day, Sensex lost another 800 points today, ...More

Wiping off over Rs 5 lakh crore of investor wealth in just one day, Sensex lost another 800 points today, taking the total loss in the month so far to 2,600 points. In terms of market capitalisation of all-BSE listed stocks, investors have been left poorer by Rs 9.8 lakh crore in the month. ...Less

India's stock market, represented by the Sensex and Nifty, experienced a significant fall after reaching ...More

India's stock market, represented by the Sensex and Nifty, experienced a significant fall after reaching a milestone as the fourth largest stock market in the world. The Sensex dropped by over 1,000 points, while the Nifty declined by 1.5%. This sell-off was more pronounced in the mid and smallcap indices, which slipped by around 3%. Investors on Dalal Street lost approximately Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalization. The decline was led by banks, oil and gas stocks, FMCG, and metals, while pharma stocks saw some buying. HDFC Bank and RIL were major contributors to the market loss. ...Less

Sensex falls below 71,000 as HDFC Bank shares continued the slide. Nifty slips below 21,400. Power Grid, ...More

Sensex falls below 71,000 as HDFC Bank shares continued the slide. Nifty slips below 21,400. Power Grid, Asian Paints, Bajaj Finance, Wipro and Bajaj Finserv declined. NHPC shares drop 6% due to Indian government's stake sale. Nifty IT, Bank, Auto, Financial Services, FMCG, Metal, Realty, and Healthcare open in the red. Asian markets trade mixed, US Treasury yields edge higher. FIIs sell Indian shares worth Rs 10,578 crore. Oil prices edge higher as OPEC forecasts strong growth. Indian rupee falls to $83.16. ...Less

The S&P BSE Sensex plunged over 1600 points while the Nifty50 closed at 21,571, down 460 points on Wednes ...More

The S&P BSE Sensex plunged over 1600 points while the Nifty50 closed at 21,571, down 460 points on Wednesday. Sectorally, selling was seen in banks, metals, telecom, and realty stocks while the IT space saw some buying. ...Less

Sensex records worst daily performance in 18 months due to the decline in HDFC Bank shares. The HDFC Bank ...More

Sensex records worst daily performance in 18 months due to the decline in HDFC Bank shares. The HDFC Bank report card had a spillover effect on other banking stocks, with Nifty Bank crashing along with mid and smallcap indices. Rising bond yields in the US contribute to the negative sentiment in the global market. ...Less

The market capitalisation of all listed companies on BSE declined by Rs 4.53 lakh crore to Rs 370.42 lakh ...More

The market capitalisation of all listed companies on BSE declined by Rs 4.53 lakh crore to Rs 370.42 lakh crore. The highest-weighted stock on the benchmark indices HDFC Bank closed 8.5% lower, its highest single-session percentage fall since March 23, 2020, after reporting stagnant margins for the second consecutive quarter. Barring the Nifty IT index, all sectoral indices closed in the red. Nifty IT closed 0.64% higher, boosted by a 3.5% jump in L&T Technology Services after the software services company retained its revenue growth forecast for fiscal 2024. ...Less

"There is risk-off in global equity markets triggered by a combination of economics and geopolitics. The ...More

"There is risk-off in global equity markets triggered by a combination of economics and geopolitics. The Israel-Hamas conflict continues to be a major headwind for markets. If the conflict lingers for long it has the potential to impact global growth, too, when the global economy is already in the midst of a slowdown," said V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services. ...Less

Some of the worst crashes in Dalal Street history have been during leap years - 1992, 2000, 2008 and 2020 ...More

Some of the worst crashes in Dalal Street history have been during leap years - 1992, 2000, 2008 and 2020. The new year of 2024 is also a leap year. Will Sensex, Nifty crash this time also? Analysts don't see any reason for worry but as they say, the biggest risk is what you don't see coming. ...Less

The 50-pack Nifty slipped below 19,300 mark on 1.35% slide in the index, its BSE counterpart Sensex lost ...More

The 50-pack Nifty slipped below 19,300 mark on 1.35% slide in the index, its BSE counterpart Sensex lost 800 points and gave up the 65,000 mark. ...Less

The overall sentiment was hit globally after data in the US showed that non-farm payrolls increased highe ...More

The overall sentiment was hit globally after data in the US showed that non-farm payrolls increased higher than expected by 216,000 in December. While the US Fed has guided for three rate cuts in 2024, the strong jobs report diminished prospects of early cut in interest rates by the US Fed. ...Less

The S&P BSE Sensex closed 1.3% lower at 70,506, while the NSE Nifty50 index closed just above the 21,150 ...More

The S&P BSE Sensex closed 1.3% lower at 70,506, while the NSE Nifty50 index closed just above the 21,150 level. ...Less

The Nifty50 fell more than 1% to close at 21,150 while the S&P BSE Sensex was down over 900 points. Secto ...More

The Nifty50 fell more than 1% to close at 21,150 while the S&P BSE Sensex was down over 900 points. Sectorally, selling was seen in FMCG, banks, consumer durables, IT, and healthcare stocks ...Less

In one of the worst days in the market in 2023, Nifty ended 1.4% lower, while Sensex ended 931 points wea ...More

In one of the worst days in the market in 2023, Nifty ended 1.4% lower, while Sensex ended 931 points weaker. Mid and smallcaps were left bleeding as the Nifty Midcap100 registered its biggest single-session decline in almost a year. The PSU bank index fell 4% to record single biggest session decline in over a year. ...Less

From the all-time high level of 21,593 points, the Nifty 50 slumped more than 400 points or 1.4% and sett ...More

From the all-time high level of 21,593 points, the Nifty 50 slumped more than 400 points or 1.4% and settled at 21,150. The Sensex plunged by over 1,400 points from its lifetime high of 71,913 to end at 70,506, a 1.3% cut. The sell-off was broad-based and more prominent in the smallcap segment, which witnessed a healthy correction after several months. ...Less

Sensex Crash Today: In percentage terms, today's decline in Nifty was the biggest single-day loss in last ...More

Sensex Crash Today: In percentage terms, today's decline in Nifty was the biggest single-day loss in last 9 months. In the last one month alone, the index has rallied over 1,400 points or about 7.2% with November turning out to be the best month for Nifty in 2023. ...Less

Indian shares fell on Thursday due to global market weakness, rising crude oil prices, and persistent sel ...More

Indian shares fell on Thursday due to global market weakness, rising crude oil prices, and persistent selling by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). The BSE Sensex declined 0.92% and the Nifty50 fell below 19,550. The decline was seen across sectors, with IT and FMCG being the top losers. Today's bloodbath resulted in the market capitalisation of all listed companies on BSE declining by Rs 2.55 lakh crore to Rs 317.05 lakh crore. ...Less

The Sensex, India's headline equity index, has experienced a sharp decline, losing over 1,600 points in j ...More

The Sensex, India's headline equity index, has experienced a sharp decline, losing over 1,600 points in just three days. This has resulted in investors losing approximately Rs 5.4 lakh crore. The market capitalization of all companies listed on the BSE has also fallen to Rs 318 lakh crore. The markets are likely to remain under pressure till they adjust and digest the fact that interest rates are actually not going down in a hurry. ...Less

Spurred by the stock market rally in the past two years, many investors have poured money into equities w ...More

Spurred by the stock market rally in the past two years, many investors have poured money into equities without adequately considering the risks involved. Many of them are new investors who have not been through a bear phase and do not have the temperament to withstand losses. They are investing after being bitten by the FOMO bug or swayed by finfluencers on social media. If you have taken too much risks, here is why you need to remain cautious. ...Less

If you tend to catch a cold at the mention of heightened volatility, you are not alone. In fact, in acade ...More

If you tend to catch a cold at the mention of heightened volatility, you are not alone. In fact, in academic theory, volatility is accepted as a proxy for risk. Experts insist that volatility should not be confused with risk. Volatility is just noise. Know how to use stock market volatility to earn better returns in the future ...Less

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In terms of Open Interest (OI) data, the highest OI on the call side was observed at 19,600, followed by ...More

In terms of Open Interest (OI) data, the highest OI on the call side was observed at 19,600, followed by the 19,500 strike prices. On the put side, the highest OI was at the 19,000 strike price. ...Less

From the Sensex stocks, Maruti, UltraTech Cement, Bajaj Finserv, Tata Steel, and HDFC Bank opened lower, ...More

From the Sensex stocks, Maruti, UltraTech Cement, Bajaj Finserv, Tata Steel, and HDFC Bank opened lower, while only Nestle India and HUL opened higher. ...Less

From the Sensex pack, HCL Tech, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, UltraTech Cement and Nestle opened with cuts, whil ...More

From the Sensex pack, HCL Tech, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, UltraTech Cement and Nestle opened with cuts, while only Sun Pharma, SBI, Bajaj Finance, and NTPC opened with gains. ...Less

From the Sensex pack, HDFC Bank, RIL, JSW Steel, Maruti and UltraTech Cement were the top losers. HDFC Ba ...More

From the Sensex pack, HDFC Bank, RIL, JSW Steel, Maruti and UltraTech Cement were the top losers. HDFC Bank tanked 3% lower after the bank on Monday said its gross non-performing assets will likely increase as of July 1, after its merger with HDFC. ...Less

High-weightage financials lost 1.3%. Bajaj Finance shed as much as 2.85% and was the top Nifty50 loser. B ...More

High-weightage financials lost 1.3%. Bajaj Finance shed as much as 2.85% and was the top Nifty50 loser. Bajaj Finserv also declined over 2%.Nifty Bank also fell 1.2%. Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank and Kotak Bank plunged 1-1.5%. ...Less

In the Nifty pack, 15 stocks were trading in the green, while 35 stocks were trading in the red. ...More

In the Nifty pack, 15 stocks were trading in the green, while 35 stocks were trading in the red. ...Less

While Fitch's statement had nothing new to offer as it is a well-known fact that developed market governm ...More

While Fitch's statement had nothing new to offer as it is a well-known fact that developed market governments are getting more indebted, the downgrade of US rating to AA+ from AAA is seen as being sentimentally negative for riskier assets. ...Less

Led by a 10% crash in shares of Infosys, Sensex plunged 1000 points to slip below the 67,000 mark while N ...More

Led by a 10% crash in shares of Infosys, Sensex plunged 1000 points to slip below the 67,000 mark while Nifty cracked 1% to the sub-19,800 level. On the back of a Rs 1.15 lakh crore push from FIIs, Sensex and Nifty have seen a 10% rally so far in the calendar year 2023 to all-time high levels. ...Less

From the Sensex pack, Infosys and Tech Mahindra were the top losers, falling 7-11%. Wipro, HCL Tech, TCS, ...More

From the Sensex pack, Infosys and Tech Mahindra were the top losers, falling 7-11%. Wipro, HCL Tech, TCS, HDFC Bank, HDFC and NTPC also opened in the red. On the other hand, Power Grid, Nestle, IndusInd Bank, Axis Bank, UltraTech Cement and Tata Steel traded with gains. ...Less

From the Sensex pack, Infosys, TCS and IndusInd Bank were top losers, falling over 1.5%. Tata Steel, SBI, ...More

From the Sensex pack, Infosys, TCS and IndusInd Bank were top losers, falling over 1.5%. Tata Steel, SBI, HDFC Bank, M&M and Maruti also opened with losses. On the flip side, only Titan and HUL opened with gains. ...Less

Indian benchmark equity indices, the Sensex and Nifty, ended in the red on Wednesday due to weak global m ...More

Indian benchmark equity indices, the Sensex and Nifty, ended in the red on Wednesday due to weak global markets, with banks and financials being the biggest decliners. Despite experiencing a robust recovery recently, the negative signals from global peers such as weak factory activity data from China and concerns over a recession and potential interest rate hikes in western markets are impacting the domestic market. Moreover, profit booking was prevalent in bank and financial services stocks after four days of consecutive rallies. MSCI's rebalancing also affected the market, with Adani Transmission and Adani Total Gas seeing a decline. ...Less

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Indian equity indices closed in the red on Friday due to weak global cues and a selloff in HDFC twins. Al ...More

Indian equity indices closed in the red on Friday due to weak global cues and a selloff in HDFC twins. All listed companies on BSE witnessed a decline of Rs 1.43 lakh crore to Rs 273.77 lakh crore in market capitalisation. ...Less

The 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex declined 520 points or 0.86% to settle at 59,910. The broader NSE Nifty ...More

The 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex declined 520 points or 0.86% to settle at 59,910. The broader NSE Nifty dropped 121 points or 0.68% to end at 17,706. In the Sensex pack, Infosys was the top loser, while Tech Mahindra declined over 5%. HCL Tech, L&T, NTPC, Wipro and HDFC also ended in the red. On the other hand, Nestle, Power Grid, SBI, Kotak Bank and UltraTech Cement closed with gains. ...Less

Sensex ended below the 60,000 mark while Nifty ended near its support at 17,700 level. IT major Infosys, ...More

Sensex ended below the 60,000 mark while Nifty ended near its support at 17,700 level. IT major Infosys, whose shares ended 9.4% down, was the single largest drag on both the indices. The selloff was across the board in IT stocks as Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, TCS and Wipro ended up to 5% lower. ...Less

The NSE Nifty fell 111.65 points or 0.65% to close at 16,988.40. The BSE Sensex declined 360.95 points or ...More

The NSE Nifty fell 111.65 points or 0.65% to close at 16,988.40. The BSE Sensex declined 360.95 points or 0.62% to end at 57,628.95. "It's the fear factor that the crisis in the developed market financial system will not end soon which is dragging down the market at the moment," said Siddarth Bhamre, head, research, Religare Broking. ...Less

The Indian stock market has crashed after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in the US ...More

The Indian stock market has crashed after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in the US. This has caused global equity markets to fall, and has caused fears of contagion in the Indian banking system. ...Less

In the Sensex pack, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Maruti and UltraTech Cement were the top losers, fallin ...More

In the Sensex pack, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Maruti and UltraTech Cement were the top losers, falling over 2%. Tata Motors, Axis Bank, Kotak Bank, Bajaj Finance and SBI also closed with cuts ...Less

“The paradoxical construct of good economic news turning out to be bad news for markets played out again ...More

“The paradoxical construct of good economic news turning out to be bad news for markets played out again last Friday in the US. The surprisingly low US unemployment rate at 3.5 per cent implies that the Fed will have to continue raising interest rates longer than the markets had discounted,” V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services said. ...Less

In the Sensex pack, TCS, Bajaj Finserv and ICICI Bank were the top laggards, falling over 0.5%. Infosys, ...More

In the Sensex pack, TCS, Bajaj Finserv and ICICI Bank were the top laggards, falling over 0.5%. Infosys, ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Maruti, Wipro and Axis Bank also opened with losses. On the other hand, Power Grid, Nestle, ITC, Reliance, HDFC Bank and HDFC opened with gains. ...Less

Sensex ends 636 points or 1.04% lower at 60,826, and Nifty 50 closes with cuts of 190 points or 1.04% at ...More

Sensex ends 636 points or 1.04% lower at 60,826, and Nifty 50 closes with cuts of 190 points or 1.04% at 18,127 ...Less

“Indian equities witnessed significant sell-off as the market appeared apprehensive ahead of the upcoming ...More

“Indian equities witnessed significant sell-off as the market appeared apprehensive ahead of the upcoming Union Budget and Fed meeting next week. Sentiments were dampened by persistent FII selling, where funds are being shifted to other EMs as a result of attractive valuations," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services ...Less

27 shares from the 30-share Sensex pack settled with cuts led by IndusInd Bank, falling over 4 per cent, ...More

27 shares from the 30-share Sensex pack settled with cuts led by IndusInd Bank, falling over 4 per cent, Bajaj twins, Tata Steel, SBI, Maruti, ICICI Bank, and Reliance falling over 2-3 per cent each. NTPC, M&M, HUL, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Titan, and Sun Pharma also settled sharply lower. ...Less

Putting Asian markets under pressure was Japan's core consumer inflation data which hit a fresh 40-year h ...More

Putting Asian markets under pressure was Japan's core consumer inflation data which hit a fresh 40-year high of 3.7% in November as companies continued to pass on rising costs to households. Japan's Nikkei lost over 1% and was set for its worst week since mid-June. ...Less

“Economic data indicates a slowing economy and declining inflation which implies that the Fed is close to ...More

“Economic data indicates a slowing economy and declining inflation which implies that the Fed is close to pausing on rate hikes. Confirmation of this trend can lead to revival in equity markets,” V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services said. Economic and market indicators suggest that India’s outperformance can continue in 2023 too, Vijayakumar added. ...Less

In the Sensex pack, Tech Mahindra, Titan, Infosys, HDFC and ITC were the top laggards, falling about 2-4% ...More

In the Sensex pack, Tech Mahindra, Titan, Infosys, HDFC and ITC were the top laggards, falling about 2-4%. Tata Steel, HDFC Bank, TCS, SBI, ICICI Bank and Nestle also closed with cuts. On the other hand, only NTPC and Sun Pharma closed with gains. ...Less

“Pullback rallies can be sharp and it was sharp yesterday. The important question is: will this continue? ...More

“Pullback rallies can be sharp and it was sharp yesterday. The important question is: will this continue? There is no economic news, except the softness in crude, to sustain the rally. There is no reason for FIIs to change their selling strategy since the dollar continues to be strong and US bond yields are attractive and expected to rise further," said VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services. ...Less

"The Fed’s dot plot was also moved higher with year-end rates expected to be 3.40 per cent from 2.80 per ...More

"The Fed’s dot plot was also moved higher with year-end rates expected to be 3.40 per cent from 2.80 per cent previously. That implies another 1.75 per cent of hiking is still to come in 2022," said Jeffrey Halley, Senior Market Analyst, Asia Pacific, OANDA. ...Less

While market gurus are divided over whether we are in the mid of a bear phase or a correction in a bull m ...More

While market gurus are divided over whether we are in the mid of a bear phase or a correction in a bull market that began in the aftermath of the Covid-led crash in March 2020, most experts believe that the weakness may continue ahead of the Fed meeting outcome on Wednesday. ...Less