Domestic equities fell for a fourth straight session as the rupee slipped past 90 per US dollar, raising fears of FPI outflows, while a delayed US trade deal also weighed on sentiment
Indian benchmarks hit fresh intraday highs, lifted by hopes of rate cuts and strong earnings, but profit booking at higher levels kept the Sensex and Nifty from extending gains at the close
Renewed expectations of December rate cuts by the Fed and RBI lifted sentiment, sending the Nifty near a record close and giving indices their strongest single-day rise in five months.
Nifty and Sensex closed Thursday near record highs, boosted by banks and Reliance, with analysts expecting the rally to continue on supportive domestic and global cues
Sensex crosses 85,000 after 14 months, driven by financials and autos, while IT and consumer stocks lag; Bharat Electronics, Bajaj Finance, Airtel and SBI emerge as the biggest gainers
Indian markets rallied for a third session on optimism over a potential US-India trade deal and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, with tech stocks leading the gains
The NSE will introduce a 15-minute pre-open session for equity derivatives from December 8, aiming to improve price discovery and align futures trading with the cash market
Category inflows touched ₹37,409 crore for the three months ending September 2025, shows an analysis of NSE data. This is the highest in rolling three-month data going back to 2016
Indian markets ended flat after early gains on optimism over an Indo-US trade deal and strong earnings, as profit-taking capped the rally despite IT stocks' rise
Benchmarks rise for fourth straight session led by Reliance; analysts expect indices to scale new peaks early in Samvat 2082 on strong earnings momentum
Midwest worth ₹451 crore comprises a fresh issue of 2.3 million equity shares amounting to ₹250 crore and an OFS of 1.9 million equity shares amounting to ₹201 crore