Indian stock markets opened with marginal gains on Tuesday despite ongoing selling pressure from foreign investors, which continues to weigh on market sentiment.
New investors in India are more inclined toward stocks and mutual funds, while those with over a decade of experience prefer a mix of real estate, gold, and equity investments, according to a report by StockGro and 1Lattice.
Indian stock markets started the week on a weak note, continuing their downward trend on Monday as investors reacted to muted third-quarter (Q3) earnings. Both benchmark indices opened in the red, reflecting market caution and global pressures.
Indian stock markets, on Thursday, ended marginally lower on third consecutive trading session, impacted by hit in financial stocks, as international trade tensions weighed on investor sentiment.
Indian stock markets are continuously moving into the hands of bears amid persistent selling by foreign investors, as corporate earnings remain challenging.
Indian stock markets opened flat on Thursday, reversing the selling trend witnessed earlier on Wednesday, as the markets are in a wait-and-watch mode on PM Modi's US visit.
Asian stock markets faced heavy selling pressure on Monday opening session after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on multiple countries.
Indian markets are bracing for a pivotal week ahead, with key events like the Union Budget, macroeconomic data, Q3 earnings, and the US Fed policy decision set to influence market sentiment.