INDIAN RUPEE DROPPED
Market Wrap: Banks, pharma stocks lead D-Street lower; Sensex sheds 156 pts, Nifty below 24,380
Indian benchmark indexes ended lower on Tuesday, as widespread losses in financial and pharma stocks eclipsed gains in Mahindra & Mahindra, which surged on optimism over its earnings outlook, as well as advances in heavyweights Reliance Industries and Bharti Airtel.
Market Wrap: RIL, HDFC Bank lead D-Street rally amid global tailwinds; Sensex adds 295 pts, Nifty above 24,460
Indian benchmark indices ended higher on Monday, buoyed by advances in heavyweights HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), as easing global trade tensions, steady foreign inflows, and a dip in crude oil prices bolstered investor confidence.
India's IPO market loses steam on global market jitters
Several Indian companies are delaying their initial public offerings. This is due to weak investor sentiment and global economic uncertainty. Avanse Financial and Anthem Biosciences are among those postponing plans. Geopolitical tensions and global trade frictions are contributing factors. The market debut of Ather Energy will be a test of investor appetite.
RIL, Sun Pharma drag Sensex marginally lower, Nifty below 24,450
Indian benchmark indices opened flat on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex down 69 points and the Nifty50 slipping 18 points. Gains in M&M and Bharti Airtel were offset by losses in Reliance Industries and Sun Pharma. Nifty Pharma dropped significantly as U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order impacting drug manufacturing.
Bank stocks, RIL drive Sensex over 500 points higher, Nifty tops 24,400
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened higher, fueled by easing global trade tensions, robust U.S. jobs data, and sustained foreign investor inflows. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Reliance Industries led the gains. Kotak Bank shares declined following a larger-than-expected drop in quarterly profit, while Marico shares surged after exceeding analyst estimates.
Indian rupee to eye Fed meet, bond yields may decline on mega RBI bond buy
The Indian rupee is expected to maintain a slightly positive trend this week, influenced by the Federal Reserve's policy decision and U.S.-India trade developments. India's 10-year bond yield is anticipated to fluctuate between 6.30% and 6.40%, with focus on debt purchases and geopolitical tensions. The RBI's liquidity injection through bond purchases aims to support growth amid global uncertainties.
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Market Wrap: D-St ends third week in green on foreign inflows, US trade deal optimism; Sensex adds 260 pts, Nifty above 24,340
Indian benchmark indices closed higher, marking their third consecutive weekly gain, fueled by optimism surrounding a potential India-US trade deal and consistent foreign inflows. Reliance Industries' strong performance and positive earnings further boosted investor sentiment. However, JSW Steel plunged following a Supreme Court ruling, while global markets rallied on hopes of US-China trade talks.
Market Wrap: D-Street ends flat as Kashmir jitters offset US trade deal optimism; Sensex sheds 46 points, Nifty below 24,350
Indian shares ended muted on Wednesday as caution stemming from escalating geopolitical tensions with Pakistan offset optimism over progress in U.S. trade negotiations. Gains in heavyweight HDFC Bank helped cushion the impact, while Bajaj Finance declined despite reporting a rise in fourth-quarter profit.
Sensex jumps over 100 points, Nifty tops 24,350; HDFC Bank, TechM lead gainers
Indian equity markets initially dipped due to geopolitical tensions with Pakistan, overshadowing positive signals from U.S. trade negotiations. However, the indices recovered, supported by sustained foreign institutional investor inflows and India's economic resilience. Experts advise investors to remain calm during crises, noting the market's surprising strength despite recent challenges.
India-Pakistan tensions cap D-St gains on US trade deal hopes, FPI flows; Sensex adds 70 pts, Nifty above 24,300
Indian benchmark indexes ended in the green for a second straight session on Tuesday, buoyed by optimism over a potential trade deal with the U.S. and sustained inflows from foreign portfolio investors.
Jewellery market to witness 'mixed trend' on Akshaya Tritiya, expect biz of Rs 16,000 cr: CAIT
India's jewellery market anticipates a mixed trend for Akshaya Tritiya due to soaring gold and silver prices, with gold reaching ₹1 lakh per 10 grams. Despite the high costs, a business of ₹16,000 crore is projected, driven by the ongoing wedding season and jewellers' attractive offers. Customers are advised to buy BIS hallmarked jewellery from trusted sources.
India-Pak tension, Q4 earnings & FII action among 9 factors that could drive D-Street this week
Indian markets face a volatile week, influenced by escalating India-Pakistan tensions and a flurry of Q4FY25 earnings announcements from over 180 companies, including Reliance Industries. FII selling pressure and rupee weakness add to the uncertainty, while global cues from US markets and crude oil prices will also play a crucial role.
Rupee falls amid rising tensions with Pakistan after Kashmir attack
The Indian rupee ended weaker in a volatile session on Friday as investors stayed cautious amid fears of an escalation in tensions with Pakistan after a militant attack in Kashmir earlier this week.
Rupee drops; attempt to move past 85/USD blocked by Kashmir attack jitters
The Indian rupee weakened, failing to breach the 85 mark against the dollar amid a sell-off in Indian equities and bonds. Investor concerns grew following a deadly militant attack, with the Nifty 50 Index underperforming other Asian markets. Escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, including water treaty suspensions and airspace closures, further impacted market sentiment.
Sensex erases early gains, tanks over 950 points, Nifty slips below 24K as caution grips D-Street
Indian equity indices declined after initial gains due to a terrorist attack in Kashmir, heightening geopolitical concerns. The Sensex and Nifty fell, reversing earlier advances fueled by positive Wall Street cues and IT stock surges. Investor sentiment turned cautious, overshadowing positive FII inflows and global market gains, with experts advising caution amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions.
Indus Water Treaty: Can India really turn off the Indus tap for Pakistan?
India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, following the Pahalgam terror attack, signals a sharp shift in its strategy towards Pakistan. While the move won’t immediately cut off water flows, it removes long-standing restraints on hydro projects across key rivers. With Pakistan’s economy reliant on Indus basin waters, the threat is real. From irrigation and electricity to exports and food security, the consequences could be immense. But for now, it’s a psychological lever — not a shut valve.
Pakistan stock market falls 2% after India suspends Indus Waters Treaty over Pahalgam terror attack
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) dropped sharply after India imposed tough diplomatic measures in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. The KSE-100 index fell 2.12%, reflecting investor concern. Meanwhile, Indian markets showed resilience, despite geopolitical tensions and IMF's downgraded growth forecast for Pakistan.
Market Wrap: D-Street snaps 7-day rally as geopolitical tensions drag; Sensex sheds 315 pts, Nifty below 24,300
Indian benchmark indices ended lower on Thursday, halting a seven-session rally, as financials led the retreat on profit booking, while geopolitical tensions escalated following India's strong diplomatic response against Pakistan in response to a deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir that left 26 dead.
Sensex snaps 7-day winning run, sheds over 200 points, Nifty below 24,300
Indian benchmark equity indices began Thursday on a weak note, pulled down by Reliance Industries and banking stocks. Foreign inflows and hopes of easing US-China trade tensions offered some support. Eternal shares fell sharply after its food delivery CEO resigned. U.S. Treasury Secretary hinted at de-escalating trade war between the United States and China, potentially easing recession fears.
LTIMindtree’s Q4 net profit up 2.5%
LTIMindtree posted muted Q4 profit growth amid global macroeconomic uncertainty and tariff impacts. Net profit rose 2.5% YoY to ₹1,129 crore, with revenue up 9.9%. FY25 profit declined 1.7% in constant currency. The firm faces slowing demand, an AI-driven revenue shift, and upcoming leadership transition as CEO Debashis Chatterjee's term ends.
Market Wrap: Tariff relief hopes buoy D-Street higher for 7th day; Sensex adds 521 pts, Nifty above 24,300
Indian benchmark indices extended their winning streak to a seventh session on Wednesday, lifted by IT and auto stocks amid signs of easing U.S.-China trade tensions and an upbeat revenue forecast from HCLTech.
FIIs hit sell button on TCS, Infosys and 5 other IT stocks. Is this peak pessimism?
India’s IT sector is witnessing a sharp correction, with FIIs exiting heavyweights like TCS, Infosys, and HCL Tech. The Nifty IT index has plunged 26% from its peak. While most IT majors saw FII stake cuts in Q4 FY25, Wipro was the lone exception. The broad-based selloff raises questions on whether this is peak pessimism or a deeper correction ahead.
Sensex surges 600 points, Nifty above 24,300 on renewed US-China trade optimism
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty marked their seventh consecutive session of gains, propelled by advancements in IT and banking sectors. Optimism surrounding potential easing of US-China trade tensions, spurred by President Trump's statements on tariff reductions, boosted market sentiment. Foreign portfolio investors have turned net buyers, injecting over $2 billion into Indian equities.
GIFT Nifty up 200 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Indian equities closed positively, buoyed by sustained buying interest and supportive RBI policies, despite global market caution. Analysts anticipate a continued upward trend, fueled by hopes of an India-US trade agreement, consistent FII buying, and accommodative RBI measures. The short-term bullish outlook remains, targeting 24,500, with support at 24,000.
Indian bond yields rise on RBI's revised liquidity norms
Indian government bond yields edged up, ending a week-long decline, after the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity management adjustments dampened demand. The benchmark 10-year bond yield reached 6.3365%. Revised RBI guidelines, requiring banks to maintain a buffer on digital deposits, impacted lender demand for government securities. The rise mirrored gains in US Treasuries amid concerns over Federal Reserve policy.
Sensex rises 200 points, Nifty tops 24,150 as RBI's liquidity measures defy weak global cues
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened flat on Tuesday, supported by the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity measures, which helped offset negative global cues stemming from U.S. President Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve. Nifty Bank stocks experienced gains following the RBI's directive to assign a lower buffer rate on digitally accessible deposits, providing a one-year compliance window.
Sliding dollar helps rupee extend winning streak; forward premiums fall
The Indian rupee extended its winning streak on Monday as the dollar remained on the defensive, with investor confidence in U.S. assets dented by President Donald Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve chief.
Rupee jumps, hedging costs slide as dollar keeps taking punches
The Indian rupee gained strength as the dollar faced pressure. This was due to concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve. President Trump's criticism of Chair Jerome Powell fueled these worries. Other Asian currencies also saw gains. The dollar index hit a multi-year low. Investors are watching closely for any further moves affecting the Federal Reserve.
Rupee recovery gives importers a good hedging opportunity
The sharp rebound in the Indian currency, from its record low of ₹87.93 per dollar in the middle of February, gives a window for companies to hedge their positions, even as the long-term outlook for the rupee remains weak, according to currency traders and treasury heads.
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