Next week promises to be a high-stakes period for India’s equity markets, where the shadow of Middle Eastern conflicts, a weakening rupee, and skyrocketing crude prices will likely steer the …
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Despite relentless FII outflows totaling nearly 30,000 crore rupees last week, India’s equity markets exhibited impressive structural fortitude. This resilience shines through amid soaring global uncertainties and currency pressures, as …
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Indian equities opened on a high note Friday, riding a wave of relief from potential de-escalation in the Middle East. By 9:25 AM, BSE Sensex had surged 801 points (1.08%) …
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Positive vibes from overseas markets propelled India’s benchmark indices into green at the opening bell on Wednesday. By 9:22 AM, Sensex had gained 353.78 points (0.47%) to stand at 76,424.62, …
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Buoyed by positive international cues, India’s equity benchmarks opened higher on Tuesday. Sensex jumped 323.83 points (0.43%) to 75,826.68, and Nifty rose 84.40 points (0.36%) to 23,493.20 at the market …
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Indian equities faced a turbulent week, capped by a sharp 2.9 percent decline in Sensex and Nifty, driven by FII selloffs exceeding ₹23,000 crore and spiking oil prices due to …
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Indian equities braced for impact this week as Middle East flare-ups and a massive FII pullout dragged the Sensex and Nifty down by almost 3%. What started as cautious trading …
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Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are casting a long shadow over Indian companies’ bottom lines. According to Kotak Institutional Equities, if the Israel-Iran standoff extends beyond a few …
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Escalating oil prices triggered by Israel-Iran hostilities are set to dent profits for Indian companies, with input costs surging across industries. Kotak Institutional Equities’ latest report flags this as a …
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Geopolitical jitters from West Asia overshadowed positive domestic momentum as Indian equities opened lower on the final trading day of the week. The benchmark Sensex tumbled 356.91 points or 0.45% …