Indian benchmark indices ended largely flat on Thursday as domestic markets remained volatile amid elevated crude oil prices, while value buying after the recent correction provided support.
Indian benchmark indices opened flat on Thursday following the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike. Nifty was holding above 23,200 while Sensex was up around 80 points during the early morning session.
Indian benchmark indices open in the green on Thursday despite international Brent crude prices breaching the USD 100 per barrel mark amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Indian benchmark indices closed lower on Tuesday, weighed down by rising crude oil prices as Brent crude neared the USD 100 per barrel mark amid escalating tensions in West Asia and also weekly expiry of Nifty 50 index.
Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Tuesday, despite the domestic economy recording robust GDP growth of 7.8 per cent in the first quarter, as weak global cues, elevated crude oil prices and rising US Treasury yields continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Thursday, supported by easing crude prices and stronger global technology cues following NVIDIA's results, but soon slipped into negative territory, with auto and cement stocks coming under pressure.
Indian benchmark indices opened on a mixed note on Wednesday, as Brent crude slipped to around USD 86 per barrel amid hopes of progress around the Strait of Hormuz. The Sensex opened higher, surging over 200 points, while the Nifty held above the 24,300 level.
Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Tuesday amid elevated oil prices, with both Sensex and Nifty opening with a gap-down. The Sensex fell over 70 points, while the Nifty slipped below the 24,200 level during early trade.
Indian benchmark indices ended the week on a volatile note on Friday as elevated global bond yields, high crude oil prices and geopolitical concerns continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
Indian benchmark indices ended higher on Thursday, snapping a week-long losing streak, after action by the US Treasury to contain the rise in global bond yields helped improve investor sentiment.
Indian benchmark indices opened on a muted note amid higher commodity prices. Sensex opened marginally lower at 77,218.05 against the previous close of 77,235.46 while Nifty opened below 24,200 level as conflicting signals from Tehran and Washington over Strait of Hormuz weighed down on inve
The Indian benchmark indices opened on a bearish note on Tuesday with Sensex sliding over 300 points and Nifty below 24,300 level as elevated crude oil prices and renewed geopolitical concerns continue to weigh on investors' sentiment.