Geopolitical jitters from West Asia cast a shadow over Indian equities as markets opened lower on the final trading day of the week. The benchmark Sensex tumbled 356.91 points or …
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Geopolitical flames in the Middle East ignited a fire sale in Indian equities, sending the Sensex reeling 1,097 points lower to 78,918.90—a 1.37% loss. The Nifty mirrored the pain, slipping …
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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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Indian equities kicked off Friday with a bang—for sellers. The benchmark Sensex cratered nearly 600 points by early afternoon, settling at 79,427 after a 0.72% or 588-point drop. Nifty followed …
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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% …
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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% …
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Indian equities braced for impact as the Sensex nosedived around 1,500 points on Wednesday, vaporizing ₹12 lakh crore in market value amid a perfect storm of global and domestic pressures. …
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Geopolitical storms in the Middle East triggered a sharp selloff in Indian equities as markets opened Monday. Heightened US-Israel tensions with Iran, including the reported deaths of Iran’s supreme leader …
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The Indian equity markets closed sharply lower on Friday, capping a disappointing week. The Sensex lost 961.42 points, a 1.17% drop, ending at 81,287.19. Meanwhile, the Nifty declined by 317.90 …
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As the week wrapped up, Indian equities opened in negative territory on Friday, pressured by subdued global signals. The benchmark Sensex tumbled 364.85 points or 0.44% to 81,883.76 shortly after …