Bharat Express

Business

Indian equity markets opened higher on Monday, buoyed by favorable cues from both the US and Asian markets. 

The Iran-Israel conflict has driven gold prices up this week, with strong investor demand despite market saturation.

SpiceJet faces legal trouble as the EOW of Delhi Police initiates a case against Managing Director Ajay Singh and other senior executives.

India joins China, Japan, and Switzerland as the only countries to cross the $700 billion threshold in foreign reserves.

At the end of trading, the Sensex fell by 808 points, or 0.98%, to close at 81,688. Meanwhile, the Nifty dropped 235 points, or 0.93%, settling at 25,014

Indian equity markets opened lower on Friday, with the BSE Sensex down 279 points to 82,216 and Nifty 50 falling 69 points to 25,180.

Apple has announced plans to open additional stores across India, capitalizing on a significant rise in both domestic sales & export figures.

The SEBI has introduced stricter measures for the derivatives market, potentially leading to a significant reduction in F&O trading volumes.

In a significant move, Adani Group and Google have announced a collaborative effort aimed at enhancing clean energy supply in India.

Indian equity indices sharply declined on Thursday due to weak global cues and rising tensions between Iran and Israel.