Tag: NSE
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Easing Indo-Pak tensions aid Sensex to snap losing streak
Mumbai : Signs of easing Indo-Pak tensions and expectations of a breakthrough in US-China trade talks buoyed the Indian equity market on Friday, snapping a three-day losing streak. Additionally, expectations of a further lending rate cut by the RBI to prop-up growth and healthy buying in small and mid-cap stocks, supported the upward movement of…
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Sensex surges 340 points over easing US-China trade tension
Mumbai : A strengthening rupee and easing US-China trade tension boosted investor sentiments on Monday leading to a healthy rise in the key equity indices, with the BSE Sensex advancing over 340 points and the Nifty closing higher at 10,880. Global markets reacted positively after US President Donald Trump on Sunday said that he would…
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Sensex ends 151 points lower, Nifty below 10,900
Mumbai : Profit booking along with caution ahead of release of key macro-data and subdued quarterly earnings pulled the two key Indian equity indices lower on Monday. Accordingly, the S&P BSE Sensex fell 150 points, while the Nifty ended below the 10,900-point mark. Barring the IT and Teck stocks, all other sectors ended lower. On…
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Macro-data, Q3 results to drive equity indices (Market Outlook)
By Rohit Vaid, Mumbai : Macro-economic data points combined with the direction of foreign fund flows and the rupee’s movement against the US dollar are expected to influence the Indian equity market next week, analysts opined. The ongoing quarterly results season, along with crude oil price fluctuations, will also impact investors’ risk-taking appetite. “Market will…
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Sensex closes 358 point up on hopes of rate cut
Mumbai : Expectations of rate cut in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)’s bi-monthly monetary policy outcome due on Thursday, along with some healthy quarterly results, lifted the key equity indices on Wednesday. Besides, healthy foreign fund inflows also aided the upward movement of market. Sector-wise, auto, IT and metal stocks led the gains on…
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Sensex, Nifty ends flat; healthcare stocks fall 2%
Mumbai : Mixed global cues, weakness in the Indian currency and heavy selling in the healthcare and finance stocks dragged the key equity indices on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty ending flat with a positive bias. BSE Healthcare index tanked 2 per cent, while telecom scrips also witnessed heavy selling pressure, losing over 3 per…
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Equity market slip on oil, fund outflows; banking stocks down
Mumbai : Heavy fund outflows, along with a continuous rise in global crude oil prices and caution ahead of key micro-economic data, dragged the Indian equity market into the red on Friday. Accordingly, the benchmark Brent crude futures price crossed the $62 a-barrel-mark. Index-wise, the NSE Nifty50 declined by 33.55 points or 0.31 per cent…
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Equity market rise on fresh inflows; Q3 expectations
Mumbai : Despite heavy volatility, fresh inflows of foreign funds and buying interest in FMCG, banking and realty stocks lifted the Indian equity market for the fourth straight session on Wednesday. Accordingly, the BSE Sensex crossed the 36,000-mark while the NSE Nifty50 reclaimed the 10,850-level. The rise came after a sharp dip in the mid-afternoon…
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Sensex, Nifty gain over signs of easing trade tension
Mumbai : Global cues such as an ease in US-China trade tension and dovish US Fed remarks, along with improving liquidity condition and a strong rupee, led the Indian equity markets to close Monday’s trade on a positive note. Besides, expectations of higher domestic economic growth rate and positive quarterly results buoyed investors’ sentiments. Consequently,…
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Q3 results, macro-data to determine indices’ trajectory (Market Outlook)
By Rohit Vaid, Mumbai : The upcoming quarterly results season, along with the release of macro-economic industrial production data and global developments on trade protectionist measures, are expected to determine the trajectory of key equity indices next week. Market observers opined that other global cues such as crude oil prices, combined with the direction of…