Almost 615 companies, including BPCL, Page Industries, Nestle India, and Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, are scheduled to announce their December quarter results today
A total of 486 companies, including Divi's Laboratories, Dish TV, Ashok Leyland, and IRCTC, are scheduled to announce their earnings today
A total of 295 companies, including BHEL, IDBI, Arvind Fashions, and Greenply, are scheduled to announce their December quarter numbers today
Nikkei India Services Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) stood at 55.5 in January, up from 53.3 in December
Heavyweight Bharti Airtel declined 4 per cent in the afternoon trade today and was the top loser after media reports suggested that the company has been blacklisted by DGFT
Metal stocks were under heavy selling pressure today as investors grew increasingly anxious about the economic impact of spreading of China's Coronavirus outbreak
ONGC, NTPC, and Maruti Suzuki were the top drags on the Sensex today while Nestle India, TCS, and Infosys were the top gainers
Tata Steel, Asian Paints, and Maruti Suzuki, down up to 3 per cent, were the top laggards at the index. On the other hand, UltraTech Cement, HDFC, and IndusInd Bank ended the day as top gainers
Heavyweights like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, TCS, Axis Bank and SBI were the top contributors towards today's fall
The widely tracked Nikkei India Services Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) stood at 53.3 in December, up from 52.7 in November
But weak market conditions keep firms spooked and business optimism low
The benchmark Nikkei average added 0.3% to 22,625.38, its highest finish since October last year
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The losses followed a dark day on European bourses and on Wall Street, with all three US benchmarks tumbling around 3 per cent
The Japanese benchmark fell 5% on Tuesday, widening its drop to 21% from its October 2 peak
During intraday trade, the Nikkei share average hit as high as 24,286.10, the highest level since November 1991
Topix at decade-high; gains mainly led by defensive shares
However investors doubt sustainability because of the outlook for automakers, banks and yen
Anxiety is also growing ahead of next week's Bank of Japan policy review, which coincides with the Fed's
Japan's unexpectedly strong July core machinery orders did little to help the stock market