Market extended gains on Tuesday with Nifty ending higher by 0.3% but in USD terms remained more or less neutral. The Nifty in USD terms has been trading sideways since mid of Sept
Nifty failed to sustain above 18000 on Monday as surge in USDINR forced Nifty to retreat from higher levels and ended below 17950. With long term breakout in USDINR being activated
Indian markets in dollar terms were up 1% for week as Nifty rallied 2% despite sharp drop in rupee and USDINR closing above 75. First time after August 2020, USDINR has posted week
Market bounced sharply after US Senate increased debt limit by $480 Bn averting major debt default later this month. Nifty rallied by 1% but late selling forced Nifty to close belo
Markets reacted sharply yesterday to depreciating rupee after USDINR crossed 74.60 mark and forced Nifty to end with losses of 1% while Bank Nifty settled below 37708. A breakout a
Markets showed resilience and extended gains amid mixed global cues as expectations of strong September quarter earnings lifted investors’ sentiments. The uptrend texture is like
Market for the week ended in deep red with Nifty declining by 2% and also forming bearish dark cloud cover on weekly candlestick pattern after bearish upside gap two crows on daily
Mood turns cautious on global cues Markets turned cautious during the week as inflation fears persisted and expectations grew that the U.S. Federal Reserve would tighten policy in
Nifty ended with losses of 0.5% led by weakness in Bank Nifty while broader markets remained firm due to outperformance in midcap and small cap stocks. FIIs in the last 3 trading s
The benchmark indices ended lower for the second consecutive session on Wednesday amid volatility. Recovery in European markets and buying at lower levels helped the indices recoup