Indian equity benchmarks experienced a rollercoaster session on the last trading day of the week. Traders stayed away from risky assets ahead of India’s Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) data, which

Indian stock market made a flat opening, but overall outlook remains tilted towards a bearish trend. Traders were cautious ahead of TCS Q3 results later today as expectations suggest that

After making a cautious start, markets initially declined, but luster erased losses and held gains till the end of the first trading day of 2025. Government data showed that the

The Nifty experienced its ninth consecutive year of growth, with both the Nifty and Sensex rising nearly 9% and 8%, marking a strong finish for 2024. The broader market took

Indian stock market began the week on a volatile note, gained ground in the first half but faced selling pressure and reversed its trajectory. Markets traded under pressure during the

MARKET OUTLOOK Indian equity markets made a slightly positive start and experienced volatility, ending slightly in the red as traders avoided taking positions ahead of the Christmas holiday. Retail inflation

MARKET OUTLOOK Markets made a slightly positive start and soon turned volatile, tracking mixed cues from global markets. The selloff has been driven by hawkish signals from the US Federal

Today Market Indices , Sensex and Nifty ,slipped over 1% on December 19 ,marking their fourth consecutive session of decline , Market is down due to global market weakness weighed