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Indian shares fell on Monday, dragged by I.T. stocks, with the benchmark Nifty slipping below a key long-term average for the first time in over four months after U.S. data reinforced fears of a prolonged high-interest rate regime.

Global benchmark Brent is down sharply since hitting $139 in March, which was close to the all-time high in 2008, as investors have been selling oil of late on worries that aggressive rate hikes to stem inflation will slow economic growth and hit oil demand.

U.S. Treasuries rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note tumbling from a more than three-year high to below 3% as investors reassessed the inflation outlook before U.S. consumer price index (CPI) data

U.S. Treasuries rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note tumbling from a more than three-year high to below 3% as investors reassessed the inflation outlook before U.S. consumer price index (CPI) data

Global benchmark Brent crude settled at $91.11 a barrel, up $1.64, or 1.8%, while West Texas Intermediate crude soared $2.01, or 2.3%, higher to end at $90.27 a barrel, the first time the U.S. benchmark has closed above the $90-level since Oct.6, 2014.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday traded lower in opening deals on aggressive rate hike fears by the U.S. central bank.

The Indian equity benchmarks fell for the third straight session on Thursday as global sentiment turned weak on hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve minutes.

The Indian equity benchmarks snapped their five-day winning run and finished lower on Tuesday, with investors' focus shifting towards the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.

Oil prices surged in late-day trading Thursday, sending the U.S. crude benchmark through $90 a barrel for the first time since 2014 due to ongoing supply worries and as frigid weather cascades across the United States.

The Indian equity benchmarks plunged on Friday, halting a three-day winning streak as investors worried about foreign fund outflows after U.S. inflation data marked the biggest annual increase in 40 years.

The Indian equity benchmarks plunged sharply on Thursday as global markets slipped. Asian shares fell to their lowest in more than 14 months, short-term U.S. yields rose to 23-month highs and the dollar strengthened after the Federal Reserve's chairman signalled plans to steadily tighten policy. Also, investors turned cautious on rising concerns ov...

The Indian equity benchmarks continued to fall for the sixth straight session on Tuesday, tracking subdued global stocks. The benchmark BSE Sensex plunged more than 1,000 points to hit a day low of 56,410 in early trade, while the broader NSE Nifty tanked over 300 points to hit an intraday low of 16,837. However, both the indices recovered from the...

Brent crude oil futures hit a fresh three-year high on Tuesday, with U.S. benchmark crude close to 2014 peaks, after the OPEC+ group of producers decided to stick to its planned output rises rather pumping even more.

For the week, global benchmark Brent shed more than 6%, its largest week of losses in four months, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) tumbled nearly 7% in its biggest weekly decline in nine months.

Sentiment for bonds was buoyed by the Reserve Bank of India's Rs 35,000 crore worth bond buy on Thursday, while a fall in U.S. Treasury yields also helped.

Indian shares fell on Monday, dragged by I.T. stocks, with the benchmark Nifty slipping below a key long-term average for the first time in over four months after U.S. data reinforced fears of a prolonged high-interest rate regime.

Global benchmark Brent is down sharply since hitting $139 in March, which was close to the all-time high in 2008, as investors have been selling oil of late on worries that aggressive rate hikes to stem inflation will slow economic growth and hit oil demand.

U.S. Treasuries rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note tumbling from a more than three-year high to below 3% as investors reassessed the inflation outlook before U.S. consumer price index (CPI) data

U.S. Treasuries rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note tumbling from a more than three-year high to below 3% as investors reassessed the inflation outlook before U.S. consumer price index (CPI) data

Global benchmark Brent crude settled at $91.11 a barrel, up $1.64, or 1.8%, while West Texas Intermediate crude soared $2.01, or 2.3%, higher to end at $90.27 a barrel, the first time the U.S. benchmark has closed above the $90-level since Oct.6, 2014.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday traded lower in opening deals on aggressive rate hike fears by the U.S. central bank.

The Indian equity benchmarks fell for the third straight session on Thursday as global sentiment turned weak on hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve minutes.

The Indian equity benchmarks snapped their five-day winning run and finished lower on Tuesday, with investors' focus shifting towards the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.

Oil prices surged in late-day trading Thursday, sending the U.S. crude benchmark through $90 a barrel for the first time since 2014 due to ongoing supply worries and as frigid weather cascades across the United States.

The Indian equity benchmarks plunged on Friday, halting a three-day winning streak as investors worried about foreign fund outflows after U.S. inflation data marked the biggest annual increase in 40 years.

The Indian equity benchmarks plunged sharply on Thursday as global markets slipped. Asian shares fell to their lowest in more than 14 months, short-term U.S. yields rose to 23-month highs and the dollar strengthened after the Federal Reserve's chairman signalled plans to steadily tighten policy. Also, investors turned cautious on rising concerns ov...

The Indian equity benchmarks continued to fall for the sixth straight session on Tuesday, tracking subdued global stocks. The benchmark BSE Sensex plunged more than 1,000 points to hit a day low of 56,410 in early trade, while the broader NSE Nifty tanked over 300 points to hit an intraday low of 16,837. However, both the indices recovered from the...

Brent crude oil futures hit a fresh three-year high on Tuesday, with U.S. benchmark crude close to 2014 peaks, after the OPEC+ group of producers decided to stick to its planned output rises rather pumping even more.

For the week, global benchmark Brent shed more than 6%, its largest week of losses in four months, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) tumbled nearly 7% in its biggest weekly decline in nine months.

Sentiment for bonds was buoyed by the Reserve Bank of India's Rs 35,000 crore worth bond buy on Thursday, while a fall in U.S. Treasury yields also helped.