Smallcap stocks dip amid FII selling, tariff concernsMumbai, Aug 10 (IANS) Broader indices lagged behind benchmark indices, declining for the third consecutive week as US President Donald Trump threatened 50 per cent tariffs on Indian goods. BSE largecap and midcap indices fell 1 per cent each this week, while the BSE smallcap index declined nearly…
Over the five trading sessions ending on July 25, the Sensex declined by 0.36%, or 295 points, finishing at 81,463. The index closed in the red on three of the five days. While the broader market showed signs of weakness during the week, 12 stocks with a market capitalization exceeding Rs 2,500 crore consistently posted…
Over the five trading sessions ending on July 11, the Sensex fell by 1.12%, or 932 points, closing at 82,500. The index declined on three out of the five days. Meanwhile, 12 stocks from the BSE Smallcap segment registered gains in each of the five sessions. (Data Source: ACE Equity) Source link
Domestic equity benchmarks Nifty 50 and Sensex continued to extend gains to the fourth session in a row on Monday, with the 50-scrip gauge rallying more than 560 points to reclaim the 25,100 mark. Strong buying interest in financial, ITÂ and energy shares led Monday’s upmove, while heavyweight stocks like ICICI Bank, Eternal and Mahindra &…
Markets ended the week on a cautious note, marking the second consecutive week of consolidation. This subdued performance came amid ongoing global trade tensions and anticipation surrounding domestic policy developments. The benchmark indices, the Sensex and the Nifty, witnessed notable volatility through the week, eventually closing lower as investors reacted to uncertainties over U.S. tariff…