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The bulls continued to hold fort for the third straight session in a row. The Nifty added half a percent to its rally while the bank nifty choose to tear away, leaving behind its April scars as far as possible. Though it was a bit dull and humid in Mumbai today, it was raining gains …
It was an incredible rally in a really long time. Led by rate sensitives like banking, realty and autos, the Nifty hit a fresh 52-week high of 6,157.10. Dealers attribute today’s strong up move to heavy buying by exchange-traded funds. Duvvuri Subbarao, Governor, Reserve Bank of India, added to the cheer. He said the apex …
We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope — Martin Luther King, Jr. Some disappointment was always on the cards especially after the RBI released its Macroeconomic and Monetary Developments report in 2012-13. Friday turned out to be more of a damp squib with the Reserve Bank of India turning out a token …
The Indian equity market ended in the negative terrain for the first time in seven trading sessions amid profit booking in the scrips across the sectors. The decline was seen despite better than expected corporate earning from the Indian corporate Inc. Barring the BSE Auto and BSE Capital Goods index all the other major sectoral …
The Nifty has re-conquered the 5,900 mark, closing the April F&O series on a high. The Sensex too shut shop above 19,400. The markets rallied in the last half an hour of trade after volume-weighted average price-based buying in banking and auto stocks lifted the Nifty nearly 60 points from the day’s low. In lay …
After rallying for five straight trading sessions, the markets took a breather on Tuesday. After opening on a flat note, the markets remained under pressure throughout the day. However, a sudden bout of buying in the last hour of trade lifted the benchmark indices from the day’s lows. But it was barely sufficient for the …
What a dreadful day for the market in general and Infosys in particular! The Indian equity indices ended with deep cuts on Friday as sentiment got hit post disappointing quarterly earning announced by Infosys. The stock plunged over 25% in a single trading session registering its biggest single day fall since April 2003. After an …
The markets started off flat but crashed into the red on bouts of selling. The Nifty has fallen for five days on a trot. Its fall below 5,500 levels is worrisome as these levels were last seen in September 2012. Dealers attribute today’s market sell-off to selling by London-based exchange traded funds. Fears of poor …
Heavy sell off in scrips across sectors saw the Indian equity market ending with losses on Wednesday bringing a four-day winning streak to a temporary halt. The NSE Nifty and the S&P BSE Sensex ended near day’s low. The record high closings of the Dow industrials and S&P 500 overnight did not help in anyway. …
The world markets may be heaving a sigh of relief following the developments in Cyprus. However, the Indian equity market ended in the red reversing all its early gains on Monday after media reports stated that Samajwadi Party may pull the plug on the UPA government. Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh was quoted as saying …