Post global cues, rebound in metal, realty stocks improves investor mood
The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.6% by 0704 GMT after sinking to a two-month low in the previous session
Universal Music Group's shares surged at the start of trading on Tuesday, as the company behind singers such as Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift made its stock market debut
Sensex posts biggest drop in two months amid global selloff
European stocks were 1.8% lower, slipping to two-month lows, with energy and mining stocks tumbling as the dollar's jump to near four-week highs crushed commodity prices
All three major US stock indexes lost ground, with the Nasdaq Composite Index weighed down as rising US Treasury yields pressured market-leading growth stocks.
Incoming requests from foreign regulators also dropped to their lowest since 2012-13
Sensex drops 865 pts from day's high; Private banks gain
Below-normal monsoon rains that have impacted rural demand and the risk of an impending third coronavirus wave are posing a challenge for Indian vehicle makers
Nifty adds 139 points and ends session at 17,519, up 0.8 per cent. Both the indices surpass their previous record close made on September 9
Ami Organics' stock closed at Rs 935, with a gain of Rs 325, while Vijaya Diagnostic finished at Rs 619, with a gain of Rs 88.
Stock trading at the highest discount to ten-year valuation averages, as brokerages favour its US specialty portfolio.
'I believe there will be many Utsavs when the market becomes volatile and algos go haywire', says the author
The peak margin norms have been implemented in phases since December 2020
With interest rates expected to rise, it may be prudent to avoid long-term options, say experts
Global fund managers should keep an eye on the 5-yr forward inflation expectation rate in the US to get a sense of the timing of taper by the US Fed
The 30-day lock-in period for anchor investors ends on Monday for all the four companies
Indian shares were unchanged on Thursday as gains in the energy sector offset losses in some technology and financial stocks
Sebi on Tuesday introduced an optional T+1 settlement cycle for the markets, with effect from January 1
Sebi on Tuesday tweaked the client level position limits for trading in cross-currency futures and options contracts. Position limit refers to the highest number of options or futures contracts an investor is allowed to hold on one underlying security. Based on feedback received from stock exchanges and clearing corporations and upon a review of the same, it has been decided to revise the client level position limits, per stock exchange, Sebi said in a circular. Gross open positions of the client across all contracts in the respective currency pairs will not exceed the limits set up by the regulator. For USD-INR, Sebi said that gross open position across all contracts will not exceed 6 per cent of the total open interest or USD 20 million, whichever is higher. Earlier, this was USD 10 million. In EUR-INR case, the gross open position across all contracts will not exceed 6 per cent of the total open interest or 10 million euros, whichever is higher. The limit was earlier fixed at 5