Riding on the gains from the previous financial year, Indian stock indices kicked off the new fiscal 2024-25 on a bullish note. The benchmark indices - Sensex and Nifty - hit fresh all-time highs on Monday
Indian stock market indices closed the financial year 2023-24 on a firm note, with Sensex and Nifty rising in the range of 0.8-0.9 per cent on Thursday, backed by firm economic growth forecasts by various global watchdogs and political stability at the federal level.
The Indian stock market outlook continues to remain positive given the strength of corporate balance sheets and the healthy rise in capital expenditure, according to Motilal Oswal Private Wealth.
Indian stock indices extended their gains from the previous session and touched fresh highs on Thursday, tracking firmness in majority of sectoral indices coupled with overall stable macro-economic parameters.
The report highlighted that market watchers are quite keen on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's return to power for a third straight term in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls which will bring greater predictability to economic policies.
Indian stock indices took a rollercoaster ride and settled marginally in the red the day the central government presented its interim Budget for 2024-25.
Firm GDP growth forecasts, inflation at manageable levels, political stability at the central government level, and signs that the central bank is done with their monetary policy tightening have painted a bright picture for the Indian stock market.
Cumulatively, the past twelve months have been stellar for investors who parked their money in Indian stocks. Though there has been a couple of turbulence, first during the Adani-Hindenburg episode and lately during the initial days of the Israel-Hamas war, the calendar year 2023 gave han
Indian stock indices were highly volatile on Monday, to later settle for the day in the red, primarily attributable to profit booking by investors after a consistent rise over the past few weeks.
Indian stocks were in the green, though marginally, at the opening bell Wednesday. The upside was likely limited due to overnight losses in the global benchmark US market.