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Erasing opening session losses, Sensex, Nifty settle over 1% high
Sensex settled 1.2 per cent or 697 points up at 57,989 points, whereas Nifty 1.2 per cent or 198 points up at 17,315 points. "The domestic market started with a negative bias taking cues from rising crude prices and hawkish signals from Fed on aggressive policy tightening," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services.
Investors bag Rs 19 lakh crore as Sensex up 5,000 pts in 8 sessions
During the same time period, Nifty rose over 1,400 points. Some moderation in internal commodity prices -- including crude oil -- had pushed investors to make a comeback in the markets. After hitting a 14-year high of $130 in early March, international crude oil prices are currently hovering around $108, which led to volatility in the financial markets abating a bit.
Stocks in which foreign investors raised stake amid outflows
Amid the massive foreign fund outflows, few domestic stocks such as Chambal Fertiliser, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation and ACC, among some others, have attracted foreign investors' attention. Healthy fundamentals and sector-specific outlook of these companies have made them prime targets for foreign investors.
Indices settle high led by rally in realty, metal; Sensex up 1,040 pts
Keeping its early gains intact, India's key equity indices -- Sensex and Nifty - settled sharply higher on Wednesday led by rally in all the sectoral indices. Among all, Nifty metal, realty, and oil and gas were the top movers during the session, rising 2.6 per cent, 3.6 per cent, and 2.0 per cent, respectively. Coming to the indices, Sensex settled 1.9 per cent or 1,040 points up at 56,816 points, whereas Nifty 1.9 per cent or 312 points up at 16,975 points.
Equity indices in green; Sensex, Nifty up over 1% each
India's key equity indices -- Sensex and Nifty -- traded in the green in the opening session on Wednesday. At 9.54 a.m., Sensex was 1.4 per cent or 777 points up at 56,554 points, whereas Nifty 1.3 per cent or 220 points up at 16,883 points. Among the specific stocks, Indusind Bank, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, Grasim Industries and Bajaj Finserv were the top five gainers among the Nifty 50 companies, rising 3.7 per cent, 3.5 per cent, 3.0 per cent, 2.8 per cent, and 2.7 per cent, respectively.
Indices snap 5-day winning streak, Sensex & Nifty fall over 1%
India's key equity indices -- Sensex and Nifty -- closed the session deeply in the red as investors' focus shifted to the US Fed's FOMC meeting to be concluded on Wednesday. With Tuesday's losses, the benchmark indices snapped their five-day bull run. After reducing policy rates in wake of Covid, market participants widely expect the US Fed to tighten monetary policy rates.
Indices close week with minor gains, Cipla top mover
Rally in Indian benchmark equity indices continued for fourth consecutive sessions as it settled marginally higher on Friday. Sensex settled 0.2 per cent ot 86 points up at 55,550 points, whereas Nifty 0.2 per cent or 36 points up at 16,630 points. Nifty pharma index was the top mover among the indices, rallying 2.5 per cent during the session in line with the healthcare index.
Keeping early gains intact, equity indices settle high
The Indian equity markets managed to keep their early gains intact to close Thursday's trade on a positive note.With Thursday's rally, indices have now risen for three consecutive days. Sensex settled 1.5 per cent or 817 points higher at 55,464 points, while Nifty ended 1.5 per cent or 250 points up at 16,595.
Indices extend sharp gains; Sensex up over 1,200 pts
India's key equity indices extended their rally from the previous session and traded sharply higher during the early session on Thursday. A substantial fall in global crude oil prices seems to have fueled fresh optimism amongst investors. Global crude is currently trading at $113 per barrel against over $130 recorded earlier this week which was more than a decade high.
Indian equity indices extend losses
India's key indices -- S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 -- extended their losses from the previous trading session and declined in early trade on Tuesday. Skyrocketing crude oil prices amid war weighed on the investors sentiment. The Ukraine crisis pushed Brent crude oil price to $130 a barrel on Monday.
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