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Asian stocks rise, dollar steady on rate-cut wagers, spotlight on India

Investor worries of a cooling US economy, however, kept a lid on risk appetite, while the focus in Asia is on how Indian markets fare after stocks sank and the rupee slid

Terrible Tuesday: Investors suffer Rs 31 trillion shock, benchmarks slip 6%

The Sensex, after bottoming out at 70,234, closed at 72,079, marking a decline of 4,390 points or 5.7 per cent

Asian shares retreat as global investors question US economic strength

In Europe, investors expect the European Central Bank on Thursday to cut the benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 3.75 per cent

Stocks set to scale record highs as vote counting for LS election begins

The benchmark indexes have grown by a little more than three times in value since Modi became prime minister in May 2014

Nifty Bank index races past 50,000 mark in post-election euphoria

Public-sector undertaking (PSU) banks were among biggest gainers on Monday, leading to a 8.4 per cent rise in the Nifty PSU Bank index, a index of only government-owned lenders

2019 redux in exit poll-driven rally; foreshadowing BJP-led NDA dominance

If the outcome is along predicted lines, experts say the current euphoria may continue for some more time until the focus shifts to valuations and earnings

Lifestyle accessories major Titan's near-term margin headwinds on watch

Watch and jewellery maker prioritising sourcing, pricing, product innovation, and operational efficiencies

Sebi introduces 'Saarthi 2.0' mobile app on personal finance for investors

The app includes financial calculators and has modules that introduce and explain KYC procedures, mutual funds, ETFs, buying and selling shares on stock exchanges, and the Online Dispute Resolution

Street signs: Market fortunes, IFSC's grand welcome, corporate truth serum

India Inc enters a new era of rumour verification this week. The top 100 listed companies are now mandated to confirm, deny, or clarify information reported in the media

Asian stocks gain, yen stable, dollar drifts as inflation tests await

A downward revision to consumer spending meant the US economy grew more slowly than expected in the first quarter, data showed on Thursday

Sebi issues rules for inspection of warehouses by clearing corporations

Sebi said that the requirement of two inspections in a calendar year can be done away with for accredited storage facilities with 'nil' stock, continuously during the preceding six months

Election jitters, rate uncertainty trigger mkt tailspin for 4th day

Elections, rate cut concerns keep investors rattled

'Market volatility routine event, don't link it with elections': Amit Shah

Amit Shah on Wednesday reiterated his confidence about the BJP's return to power on June 4

PM Modi needs to win 303-plus seats to extend stock market rally: Investors

Indian equities have risen to records, while the currency and bond markets are near their highest levels in over two months days ahead of the election results on June 4

Wall Street moves to fastest settlement of trades with T+1 system

Two big, immediate tests also loom for the T+1 system: First, Wednesday's so-called double settlement day, where T+2 trades from Friday come due at the same time as Tuesday's T+1 transactions

Q4 showing, valuations to keep auto component major Bosch under stress

A weak tractor demand dented growth, even as revenue, operating profit, and adjusted net profit rose 4 per cent, 7 per cent and 42 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y)

Asian shares drift after rally, Wall Street reopens amid rate cut bets

Japan's Nikkei, on the other hand, slipped 0.3 per cent, reversing some of the 0.7 per cent advance a day ago

Sensex, Nifty 50 end in the red after hitting record highs; Vix up

Election uncertainty, FPI selling stoke volatility

NSE's tick size reduction to boost trading volumes, say stock brokers

The stock exchange said that it will review the tick size on a monthly basis

Asian shares surge ahead of critical US inflation data, rate cut expected

Holidays in the United States and UK made for thin trading ahead of Friday's figures on core personal consumption expenditures