New Delhi [India], March 7: Ahead of International Women's Day, Axis Max Life Insurance Ltd. ("Axis Max Life"), formerly Max Life Insurance Company Ltd., released new insights on working women cohort from the fifth edition of its flagship India Retirement Index Study (IRIS 5.0). The study ev
The selling spree continued in Indian stock markets on Friday, as both key indices extended their weekly losses, slipping nearly 1 per cent amid weak investor sentiment and a lack of clarity on the much-anticipated India-US trade deal.
Indian stock markets are shut on Friday due to the Good Friday holiday. However, other major Asian markets continued their upward trend, with key indices posting gains.
Indian stock markets opened in selling pressure on Thursday, following a global decline triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement. Investors reacted negatively, leading to a sharp drop in key indices at market opening.
The BSE Sensex fell by 346.25 points, opening at 76,863.65, reflecting a 0.45 per cent decline. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty 50 dropped by 99.75 points to 23,401.35, marking a 0.42 per cent decrease.
The benchmark Sensex began the trading session on a cautious note, starting 113.98 points lower at 65,894.56. Similarly, the Nifty also displayed a bearish trend, opening 36.90 points down at 19,636.85. This early dip in key indices set the tone for the day's trading activities.
In a bullish outlook for Indian stock markets, Morgan Stanley has said it expects the key indices to rise 10 per cent by the time the country votes in next General elections in the summer of 2024.
Market sentiment was marked by fluctuations as investors observed a decline in both the Sensex and Nifty indices, reflecting a broader trend of uncertainty in the financial landscape.
The stock market kicked off the trading week on a cautious note, experiencing a dip in key indices during the early hours of Monday's session. However, the market displayed resilience and managed to reverse its course by the time of closing, registering an uptick in both the Sensex and Ni
At the opening bell, the Sensex, India's benchmark index, experienced a dip of 443.54 points, starting at 64,874.22. Simultaneously, the Nifty, another significant index, displayed a decline of 165.60 points, commencing at 19,274.75 at the time of reporting.