Stocks, rupee become casualty of war amid weak sentiment

Indian equities experienced their steepest weekly loss in over a year, with the Nifty and Sensex falling significantly due to escalating West Asian conflict fears. Persistent foreign outflows and rising oil prices further pressured sentiment, causing the rupee to hit a record low despite central bank intervention. Analysts anticipate continued weakness unless a ceasefire is […]

RBI asks banks to give client info on forex deals, positions

The Reserve Bank of India is gathering information on foreign exchange deals from banks. This move aims to understand if significant bets are being placed against the Indian rupee. The central bank is looking at client transactions and bank positions. This data will help the RBI manage currency fluctuations and make informed decisions to control […]

Traders warn $100 oil is imminent if Iran war keeps raging

A week after a major disruption to global energy markets, oil prices remain below past crisis peaks but are rising fast as the conflict in the Gulf halts ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude has crossed $90 a barrel, gaining more than 25% this week.

Nifty’s primary trend still bearish, 24,300 key level to watch: Vinay Rajani

Equity markets are experiencing renewed volatility as brief optimism fades, pushing benchmark indices back into consolidation. Investors remain cautious, with the Nifty’s primary trend seen as bearish, trading below key moving averages. However, selective sectors like defence and power, particularly PSUs, show resilience and offer stock-specific opportunities.

Oil disruption fears and war rhetoric keeping markets on edge: Santosh Rao

Global markets are on edge due to ongoing geopolitical tensions. Investors face uncertainty about equities and the global economy. Sharp market swings are occurring as headlines shift. Experts suggest the situation may continue for some time. Concerns about inflation and supply disruptions are rising. Crude oil flow disruptions are a key worry. Investors are advised […]

Markets still digesting West Asia shock; domestic sectors offer relative comfort, says Dharmesh Kant

Market experts advise caution despite a brief equity rebound, citing ongoing global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Analysts believe the market has not fully absorbed the impact of recent events, with potential for prolonged volatility and supply-driven inflation. Investors are advised to focus on domestic-oriented sectors like banking, infrastructure, and automobiles, while maintaining a long-term positive […]