Indian stock indices extended their gains from the previous week and opened on a positive note Monday, with all sectoral indices tracking in the green.
Indian stock indices started Friday’s trade on a marginally positive note, with Nifty auto, Nifty metal, Nifty media, and Nifty oil and gas among the sectoral indices gaining the most.
Indian stock indices were largely steady Thursday morning, largely due to a lack of fresh cues. Sensex and Nifty were just 0.05-0.1 per cent higher at the time of filing this report.
Indian stock indices plunged Thursday morning tracking weak global benchmark US markets, which fell as its central bank Federal Reserve said another hike in interest rate may be needed to tame inflation and bring it to 2 per cent target.
Indian stock indices traded in the red Friday, a day after the Reserve Bank of India flagged concerns about possible inflationary pressures in the near term.
Indian stock indices traded marginally higher Friday, primarily due to some fresh buying, after they witnessed widespread selling pressure over the past two-three sessions.
Indian stock indices traded sharply lower Wednesday and settled in the red with widespread losses in all sectoral indices. The decline was primarily due to weak market sentiment in global markets.
They were largely steady for the past two sessions, primarily due to a lack of fresh bets at higher levels. Some investors who recently accumulated gains were apparently booking their profits.
Indian stock indices were largely steady for the second straight day, primarily due to a lack of fresh bets at higher levels. Some investors who have recently accumulated gains could be booking their profits.
Several analysts have been pointing out that any further rally from the current peak seems unlikely as valuations were higher, and that is what seems to have been happening in the past two-odd sessions.
Indian stock indices extended their losses from the previous session and traded deep in the red Friday morning, primarily due to continued profit booking after the latest bull run -- the indices had touched all-time highs earlier this week.
Indian stock indices traded marginally lower Thursday morning, primarily due to profit booking after the latest consistent bull run. Sensex and Nifty were 0.2 per cent lower.