Bharat Express

Market Volatility

Indian equity benchmarks staged a comeback on Monday, ending an eight-day losing streak and finishing the session in positive territory.

The Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Monday, with mixed global cues and selling pressure in auto, IT, and PSU bank sectors. The Sensex and Nifty both declined as investors remained cautious about upcoming reciprocal trade tariffs announced by the US government.

Indian equity markets saw a sharp decline on Monday due to weak global cues and concerns over US trade policies affecting investor sentiment.

The rise in STT collections follows the announcement made by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Budget 2024-25, which proposed to double the STT on F&O of securities, effective October 1, 2024.

India's benchmark indices ended the day on a positive note, with the market buoyed by strong gains, especially in the realty sector, which rose by 1.39%.

Mutual fund investments through systematic investment plans (SIPs) soared to an unprecedented ₹2.89 lakh crore in 2024, with December alone contributing a record ₹26,459 crore.

The Indian stock market saw heavy volatility on Tuesday, with a strong rally fading by the end due to growing geopolitical concerns.

The Indian stock market opened on a cautious note on Tuesday, as early trading witnessed a mixed performance across sectors.

The market outlook for the upcoming week will be influenced by crucial macroeconomic indicators and the final batch of Q2 earnings reports.

Indian markets opened with positive momentum, driven by gains in sectors like real estate, media, energy, banking, and infrastructure.