Bharat Express

NIFTY

Stock market close: On the day of the weekly expiry, there were huge ups and downs in the market, and there was a slight rise in realty, and auto stocks.

The Sensex and NIFTY came down to a three-month low in just two trading sessions. Such was the impact of the report that the share market plunged by two per cent on Friday..

Stock market closed: Nifty Bank fell 88 points to close at 42,733, 9 out of 12 shares of Nifty Bank closed in red mark and 3 in green mark.

There was volatility in the market today. Nifty Bank closed with gains today. Meanwhile, Nifty and Sensex went down half per cent

Foreign institutional investors snapped their seventeen-day sales run, purchasing 2.11 billion rupees ($25.85 million) worth of equities on a net basis on Tuesday. They had sold shares worth 246.51 billion rupees ($3.02 billion) since 23 December 2022.

Oil and gas stocks were up as much as 0.53 percent after the country, a major consumer and importer of oil, cut a windfall tax on crude oil and exports of aviation turbine fuel and diesel...

Government of India cuts windfall tax on crude oil and Aviation fuel to Rs 1900 per tonne. Thus, stocks like Reliance, ONGC, BPCL and IOC are likely to be in focus.....

Indian shares were lower in early trades on Tuesday, tracking other Asian stocks after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials against inflation.

Crude oil prices jumped on Thursday, rebounding after marking the worst yearly start in three decades. The commodity prices opened more than nine per cent lower in 2023. Brent crude futures were nearly one per cent up at $78.6 per barrel at the last count. WTI futures jumped 1.2 per cent to $73.7 per barrel at the last count.

WTI Crude oil fell for the second straight session of the New Year as demand concerns weighed. Crude fell more than 5.30 per cent as it ended the session near $73/bbl. In today’s early session crude is trading around a percent higher. The COVID-19 situation in China and its impact on demand from the world’s largest importer of oil is continuing to haunt the markets.