Market veterans say the bull run has begun
The S&P BSE Sensex closed above 40,000 points on Wednesday after nearly five months. It has gained more than 4,190 points in 27 trading sessions since September 19.
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IRCTC sizzles on market debut
The state-owned railway ticketing and catering company’s attractively priced IPO is a hit with investors. But will the euphoria continue?
Bears maul Indiabulls on D-Street
Uncertainty over its merger with Lakshmi Vilas Bank and allegations of impropriety against promoters saw Indiabulls Housing Finance stock tank big time.
Govt answers markets’ prayers
With fundamental indicators pointing to a moderation in economic growth, equity markets were looking at the government to intervene. Finally, it has.
Budget fine print drags markets down
Indices see biggest single-day fall in four years in first full trading day after the Union Budget was unveiled. The BSE Sensex closed 907 points lower, while NSE’s Nifty50 slipped 207 points.
Volatility rules the market
The Sensex closes up 66.40 points at 39,112.74, while Nifty 50 ends nearly flat at 11691.45, after volatile trading session.
FPIs bullish on India, pump funds into equities
Foreign portfolio investors have pumped ₹76,052 crore in equity between January and May 2019, making it the second best period in 10 years. On June 3, the Sensex closed above 40,000 in a record high.
Markets end lower after Modi unveils portfolios
Sensex, Nifty hover near lifetime highs after the inauguration of the new Cabinet, but close lower after realising that the new government has old challenges to tide over.
Indian markets have bigger battles to fight
The economy is set to experience many disruptions in the next five years, which will bring about iconic changes in many industries and the best way to ride it out would be to do an SIP in Index ETFs.
Rationality wins in markets
Benchmark indices first celebrated Modi’s second victory with all-time highs, and then fell to reality of fundamental challenges for the incumbent government.
