Indian Stock Indexes

Individual stock investors in India are keeping faith in the country's $3.1 trillion equity market even after a punishing selloff in Adani Group shares threatened to drag down one of the world's best-performing indexes since the pandemic.

While India has been a standout market this year, with the NSE Nifty 50 Index up above 7%, compared to an 18% slump in global stocks, it remains the most expensive in Asia.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index ended in the red on Monday, extending losses for the second straight day after see-sawing between gains and losses in a volatile session.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index hits a record high of62,528.38 on Monday.

What should you do as an investor when the Nifty reaches 20,000?

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks fell on Wednesday, after the Sensex index closed at a record high in the previous session.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index rose to close at a record high on Tuesday, taking cues from a global stocks rally.

Stocks of Indian lenders have rallied this year to touch a record high on Wednesday and analysts believe the party is likely to continue as banks issued robust earnings reports for the latest quarter.

A sharp rebound in Indian stocks this quarter has just seen their weighting rise to the second spot in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, trailing only China.

The NSE Nifty 50 Index has surged more than 14 per cent from a mid-June low as overseas investors turned buyers after months of withdrawals.

After nine consecutive months of relentless selling, foreign investors have turned into net buyers and invested nearly Rs 5,000 crore in Indian equities in July on softening dollar index and good corporate earnings.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session, dragged by index heavyweights Reliance Industries, Tata Consultancy Services and HDFC twins (HDFC and HDFC Bank).

Indian benchmark stock indexes gained early on Wednesday, snapping a two-session losing streak tracking a crash in oil prices to below $100 a barrel, attracting investors hunting for returns ahead of a widely anticipated US inflation print later in the day.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall to the third straight session, dragged by heavy losses in index heavyweight Reliance Industries and other energy stocks after the government imposed export duties on oil products.

In an extremely volatile session, Indian benchmark equity indexes closed in the red, see-sawing between losses and gains as investors remained jittery ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting later in the day.

Individual stock investors in India are keeping faith in the country's $3.1 trillion equity market even after a punishing selloff in Adani Group shares threatened to drag down one of the world's best-performing indexes since the pandemic.

While India has been a standout market this year, with the NSE Nifty 50 Index up above 7%, compared to an 18% slump in global stocks, it remains the most expensive in Asia.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index ended in the red on Monday, extending losses for the second straight day after see-sawing between gains and losses in a volatile session.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index hits a record high of62,528.38 on Monday.

What should you do as an investor when the Nifty reaches 20,000?

Stock Market India: Equity benchmarks fell on Wednesday, after the Sensex index closed at a record high in the previous session.

Stock Market India: The Sensex index rose to close at a record high on Tuesday, taking cues from a global stocks rally.

Stocks of Indian lenders have rallied this year to touch a record high on Wednesday and analysts believe the party is likely to continue as banks issued robust earnings reports for the latest quarter.

A sharp rebound in Indian stocks this quarter has just seen their weighting rise to the second spot in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, trailing only China.

The NSE Nifty 50 Index has surged more than 14 per cent from a mid-June low as overseas investors turned buyers after months of withdrawals.

After nine consecutive months of relentless selling, foreign investors have turned into net buyers and invested nearly Rs 5,000 crore in Indian equities in July on softening dollar index and good corporate earnings.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session, dragged by index heavyweights Reliance Industries, Tata Consultancy Services and HDFC twins (HDFC and HDFC Bank).

Indian benchmark stock indexes gained early on Wednesday, snapping a two-session losing streak tracking a crash in oil prices to below $100 a barrel, attracting investors hunting for returns ahead of a widely anticipated US inflation print later in the day.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall to the third straight session, dragged by heavy losses in index heavyweight Reliance Industries and other energy stocks after the government imposed export duties on oil products.

In an extremely volatile session, Indian benchmark equity indexes closed in the red, see-sawing between losses and gains as investors remained jittery ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting later in the day.