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Wed, Jul 10, 2024
Indian equity benchmarks after logging fresh highs in early trade fell over 1 per cent amid sharp sell-off in metal and auto stocks.
Tue, Jun 04, 2024
Needless to say, election outcome day is a much watched-out event and for the bourses it leads to heightened volatility resulting in circuit limits. So, here is a quick take on the historical connection between election outcome day and circuit limits.
Wed, Dec 01, 2021
India markets made a strong recovery on Wednesday after falling in the second half of the trading session on Tuesday.
Technical indicators suggest that the stock is showing signs of bottom formation and investors can use dips to buy for a target of Rs 1020-1050 for the period of next 2-3 months.
Experts are of the view that the markets could remain volatile amid weak Asian markets, US Fed commentary on tapering, and growing uncertainty around Omicron.
Domestic equity benchmarks started off a fresh day on positive note as the headline indices gained nearly 1 per cent in the early morning trade.
Amid negative global sentiments, neutral foreign institutional investors (FIIs) data, positive domestic institutional investors (DIIs) and future & options (F&O) cues, the overall sentiment will be cautious and trend will remain negative on Wednesday.
Indian market failed to hold on to the gains on Tuesday and closed lower. The S&P BSE Sensex fell nearly 200 points while the Nifty50 closed below 17000.
On Wednesday morning, all important Asian indices were trading in the green in eary trade. Japanese Nikkei was trading 0.78% to 28,040, Hang Seng Index at Hong Kong Exchange was up 288 points or 1.24% to 23,767 and Shanghai Composite was trading flat at 3558 around 7.40 am.
Bears took control of D-Street in the second half of the trading session on Tuesday pushing benchmark indices below crucial support levels.
Tue, Nov 30, 2021
Anand Rathi Wealth, part of Mumbai-based financial services group Anand Rathi, on Tuesday said it has fixed a price band of Rs 530-550 a share for its Rs 660-crore IPO, which will open for public subscription on December 2.
India VIX was marginally up by 0.14 per cent from 20.80 to 20.83 levels on Monday. Experts are of the view that till it holds below 17200 zones, bounce could be sold and weakness may be seen towards 16800 and 16500.
Indian markets recouped losses on Monday after falling nearly 3 per cent in the previous trading session. The S&P BSE Sensex rallied more than 150 points, while the Nifty50 managed to hold on to 17000 levels.
The Indian markets on Tuesday opened with flat but mixed amid positive global cues and on worries regarding the new Covid-19 variant — Omicron. The BSE Sensex up around 12 points and Nifty50 above 17050 level, led by Reliance Industries and Coal India.
In a Trader’s Dairy segment, Zee Business Research Analysts Varun Dubey and Ashish Chaturvedi suggest some stocks from the cash, F&O markets. These share are picked on basis of news impact for bumper returns.
Mon, Nov 29, 2021
Technically, the Nifty50 has continued the breakdown of the Head & Shoulder pattern after retesting the neckline, which indicates bearishness in the index, Sachin Gupta, AVP, Research at Choice Broking – said in an interview.
Indian markets have been under immense pressure in the past one month. This was evident in Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) as they sold in the Indian market to the tune of Rs 31,100 crore in November so far, as per a Zee Business TV report.
The company with a market capitalization of more than Rs 11,000 crore hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 3885 on 26 November, and experts feel that the momentum is likely to continue that could take it towards Rs 4350 in the next 6 months that translating into an upside of over 18 per cent from Rs 3661 recorded on 26 November.
Bears took control of D-Street pushing the benchmark indices below crucial support levels. Both Sensex, and Nifty50 witnessed their worst selloff since April 2021.
After incurring heavy losses on Friday amid selloff in view of new Covid variant, the Indian markets started Monday's session on flat note.
Indian market fell by about 4 per cent for the week ended 26 November but we could see some bounce back on Monday amid positive trend seen in Asian markets.
The Indian markets witnessed one of the worst closings so far this year on Friday. All indices tanked on Friday amid massive selloff and new Covid 19 variant detected in South Africa.
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