Domestic equity benchmarks staged sharp upmoves on Monday amid broad-based buying led by financial, energy and automobile shares. Index heavyweights like SBI led the upmove as investors cheered robust financial results for the first quarter of FY26. Globally, investors remained on the back foot, assessing the potential impact of US tariffs on economic growth. Both…
Domestic equity benchmarks fell one per cent each on Friday amid a broad-based sell-off where financial, IT, pharmaceutical and energy shares were the worst hit. Investors globally continued to weigh the impact of incoming tariffs on world economic growth. The Sensex gave up 765.5 points to end at 79,857.8 while the Nifty50 settled at 24,363.3, down 232.9 points…
Domestic equity benchmarks managed to finish a volatile session in the green on Thursday amid strong buying across sectors, though investors stared at tariff announcements after US President Donald Trump doubled a duty on goods imported from India to 50 per cent. An intraday recovery was aided by strong buying in financial, IT and auto…
Stock market rally today: After a cautious start to the week, markets managed to gather pace by Monday afternoon. The Sensex was up over 430 points, trading just above the 81,000 mark, while the Nifty held firm around 24,722, up more than 150 points as of 2:30 PM. Much of the action came from heavyweights like…
Domestic equity benchmarks suffered sharp losses on Friday, the first session of a new monthly derivative series, as selling pressure in IT and financial stocks outweighed buying in pockets like FMCG. The Sensex dropped 585.7 points, or 0.7 per cent lower, to 80,599.9 while the Nifty50 gave up 203 points, or 0.8 per cent, to settle…
Indian equity markets ended in the red after a volatile trading session on Monday, weighed down by weak global cues and ongoing concerns around corporate earnings. The BSE Sensex slipped 572 points to close at 80,891, while the Nifty 50 ended below a key support level at 24,650. Despite the broader market weakness, select stocks…