Domestic equity benchmarks rose for a second straight day on Thursday, rising for a second straight session, a day after the GST Council approved a host of tax cuts aimed at boosting domestic consumption. There were mixed trends across sectors, with buying in most prominent FMCG shares, though selling pressure in IT and energy shares…
Share Market Closing Bell: Domestic equity benchmarks jumped on Wednesday led by gains in financial, auto and metal shares, though losses in IT stocks played spoilsport, keeping the upside in check. Both headline indices gained half a percentage point for the day, with the Sensex rising 409.8 points to 80,567.7 and the Nifty50 settling at 24,715.1, up 135.5…
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Domestic equity benchmarks registered sharp gains on Monday amid strong buying in pockets like financial services, automobile and IT, making a comeback after three straight sessions of losses. The Sensex ended 554.8 points, or 0.7 per cent, higher at 80,364.5 while the Nifty50 settled at 24,625.1, up 198.2 points, or 0.8 per cent, for the day. The top five…
Domestic equity benchmarks fell on Friday, continuing to fall for a third straight trading session. Selling pressure in energy shares — with RIL falling about two per cent — weighed on both gauges, along with IT stocks, though gains in FMCG stocks lent some support. Investor sentiment remained muted on Dalal Street after an additional US…
Domestic equity benchmarks suffered sharp losses on Tuesday amid a broad-based sell-off, led by financial stocks, as investors fretted about an official US notification confirming the Trump 2.0 administration’s move to take the total duty on Indian goods to 50 per cent. Both headline indices tumbled 1.0 per cent for the day. The Sensex gave…