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Benchmark indices kicked off the week with a strong rally on Monday after the India–US trade deal finally came through and lifted investor confidence. The Sensex jumped 2,300 points at the opening bell, while...
Benchmark stock market indices ended sharply lower on Budget day as investors reacted negatively to key announcements made during the Union Budget speech by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Both Sensex...
At around 930 am the SP BSE Sensex was down 51643 points at 8204994 The NSE Nifty50 fell 19275 points to 2522615 Market participants appeared to be booking profits and reducing risk as Budget Day approached.
Indian equities reversed early gains, slipping into the red as optimism around US trade developments faded, overshadowed by losses in FMCG and IT stocks. Despite a broad-based advance in small and mid-cap indices, investor caution prevailed. Geopolitical developments and US trade policies continue to influence market sentiment.
Why is the stock market falling? Indian equities extended losses for a fifth straight session, as global trade tensions and uncertainty over U.S. tariffs kept investors cautious. Markets are focused on the U.S. Supreme Court verdict on Trumps tariffs, which could have a major impact on India–U.S. trade relations and domestic market sentiment.
Indian stock markets began Tuesday on a down note. The Sensex and Nifty continued their recent decline. Investors remained cautious. This was due to quiet year-end trading. Concerns about foreign fund flows also kept markets subdued. Trading volumes were thin. Risk appetite was limited.
Indian markets ended flat on Tuesday as a pullback in IT stocks halted a brief rally and foreign investors turned sellers. The Sensex dipped 42 points while the Nifty held steady. Broader markets were mixed, even as global equities hovered near record highs and commodities flashed volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
