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Sensex begins financial year on a sour note

Both the indices fell for the first time in five weeks, as the Sensex dropped 67.9 points or 0.3 per cent, while the Nifty shed 3.4 points or 0.04 per cent

Sensex posts biggest fall in five weeks

Nifty fell 1.31% to 7,615.10, while the Sensex lost 1.46% to 24,966.40

Sensex caps fourth weekly climb

The 30-stock Sensex was little changed, after erasing an intraday loss of 0.7 per cent, with gainers and losers evenly poised at the close

Top six firms add Rs 37,414 crore in market cap; TCS lead gainer

Market capitalisation of TCS surged by Rs 12,068.87 crore to Rs 4,78,272.12 crore

Sensex completes longest run of weekly gains this year

Stocks advanced to a 10-week high, with the benchmark gauge capping a third week of gain, as risk appetite returned to developing markets after global central banks indicated a willingness to continue measures to support growth and stabilise markets.Tata Consultancy Services, the largest software exporter, surged to its highest price this year. Bharat Heavy Electricals, India's biggest power-equipment maker, rose for a fifth day to become the best performer on the S&P BSE Sensex this week. The stretch of gains was the longest since July. GAIL India climbed to a six-week high.The Sensex surged 1.1 per cent to 24,952.74, its highest close since January 6. The gauge rose one per cent this week. Emerging-market stocks were on the cusp of a bull market as crude topped $40 a barrel and the Federal Reserve's dovish stance revived demand for riskier assets. Global funds bought $1.9 billion of local shares since March 1, the biggest inflow in 15 months."Foreign inflows into India have becom

Sensex climbs most in week before US Fed meeting

European stocks climbed, Asian equities fell and the dollar strengthened against most major currencies before a Federal Reserve policy review

Macro data points key to stock markets this week: experts

They say inflation and advance tax collection data will set the trend for the market this wee

Sensex ends 6-day rally

Markets may resume rally thanks to ECB stimulus

Top seven companies add over Rs 1 lakh cr in market valuation

Barring Sun Pharma, HUL and ONGC, rest seven companies led by TCS saw their market capitalisation surge

Sensex caps biggest weekly gain since 2011

Benchmark stock gauge capped its best week in four years as foreign investors increased their holdings and the rupee strengthened.State Bank of India and ICICI Bank, the country's two biggest lenders, were the gauge's top performers for the week with gains of 21 per cent and 19 per cent. Tata Motors, the owner of Jaguar Land Rover, rose to a six-week high. Bharat Heavy Electricals, largest power-equipment maker, was the top gainer on the S&P BSE Sensex on Friday.The Sensex climbed 6.4 per cent from February 26, the most since the week ended December 2, 2011. It rose 0.2 per cent to close at 24,646.48 in Mumbai on Friday, after changing direction at least 20 times. Global funds bought a net $860 million of local stocks in the first three days of March, paring the year's outflows to $2 billion. The rupee completed its biggest weekly advance since September 2013. Markets will be shut Monday for a local holiday."After a tear away rally we can see some consolidation, and we have the ext

Market betting on short-term gains for banks

Easing liquidity in the bond market and the hopes of more rate cuts from the RBI have driven the rally

Markets to remain volatile ahead of F&O expiry

Markets are likely to open flat and volatility will be seen ahead of Feb F&O expiry tomorrow

Nifty sinks 125 points as Budget session begins

Mixed global cues and decline in crude oil prices further dented sentiments

Shanghai Effect: More on down days

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