🌆 Market Close & Index Levels The markets ended flat to slightly weak on September 30, as participants stayed cautious ahead of global cues and domestic central bank signals. Nifty 50: Closed at : 24, 611.10~ Down 23.8 points. Sensex: Ended at 80,267.62 ~heh Down 97.32 points Bank Nifty: Closed at : 54635.85. ~ up […]
🌍 Global & Macro Backdrop Overnight, U.S. markets posted gains supported by expectations of rate cuts and strong earnings. In Asia, markets are mixed — China and Japan are steady, while Southeast Asia sees mild gains. Commodity prices are cooling slightly: Crude slipped amid OPEC hints at easing supply constraints, and base metals are softer
🌍 Global Cues Overnight, U.S. markets closed higher, bolstered by optimism over future rate cuts and easing trade fears. In Asia, mixed action persists — some markets rallying on global cues, others holding back on macro uncertainties. One key point: India VIX surged ~6% to ~11.42 in early trade previews, showing that market participants are
This week Indian equities ended widespread weakness. About 440 Stocks ended in Red in BSE 500 index and 17 Stocks dropped more than 10% in the week. In IT and Pharma sectors the pressure was continued. Which underperformed sharply and dragged down broader indices. Markets hit multi-week lows,confirming that the recent downtrend is not just
🌍 Global & Macro Overview Markets globally were jittery today, with fresh U.S. tariff announcements weighing heavily on investor sentiment. The pharma sector in India was hit hard after news of steep import duties on branded drugs triggered sharp selloff in related names. Meanwhile, continued foreign capital outflows exerted additional pressure on the domestic equity
🌍 Global & Macro Signals Overnight, global markets faced pressure as renewed tariff announcements from the U.S. rattled sentiment, especially in Asia. Reuters notes new U.S. tariffs announced by President Trump on a range of goods and slowing expectations of aggressive cuts by the Fed. The Indian rupee remains vulnerable amid continued foreign outflows and
