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According to S&P, finance & insurance sector was the "brightest spot" regarding business activity and new orders, topping the growth rankings in both instances

According to S&P, finance & insurance sector was the "brightest spot" regarding business activity and new orders, topping the growth rankings in both instances

Stock market live updates: Tech M, HCL Tech, Infosys, Wipro, and TCS led the losses on the Sensex, dropping up to 3 per cent

LONDON (Reuters) - Stock markets and the dollar moved cautiously higher on Wednesday before the latest Federal Reserve meeting minutes, while New Zealand's dollar soared as its central bank joined those now aggressively jacking up interest rates.

In the past one month, Nifty Next 50 index was down 14%, as compared to 7% decline in the Nifty 50 index.

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BSE IT index drops 3.2%; Midcaps see deeper cuts

Crisil, Hindustan Aeronautics, MRPL, ITC, and Welspun Corp have logged smart gains despite the broader market weakness.

Timing the markets to catch a low, analysts caution, will not be a wise strategy at the current levels given the slew of domestic and global developments over the next few weeks

While strong lobbying to reverse curbs is expected, share prices are seen hitting new 52-week lows before the new season rolls in

The red line comes amid headwinds in EU operatopns and discontinuation of liquids business in the US; revenue, however, grows by 10%

None of the three investor categories completes quota, with HNI interest being the dullest at 16%

Cash burn and growth at all cost no longer being rewarded as capital turns expensive

Weak listings come on the back of a selloff in the secondary market. Nifty has crashed as much as 8% this month before the latest rebound

Sri Lanka Prime Minister Wickremesinghe on Thursday assured the country's lawmakers that the island nation has been able to secure sufficient stocks of diesel and petrol which will last till mid-June.

Tracking overnight slump in the Wall Street, the worst selloff seen since June 2020, analysts believe that the markets will remain on edge over fears of recession and concerns of a hawkish US Fed

LONDON (Reuters) - Heavy falls in European and Asian stock markets followed Wall Street's worst day since mid-2020 on Thursday, as stark warnings from some of the world's biggest retailers underscored just how hard inflation is biting.

Stocks to watch today: At 7:26 am, the SGX Nifty futures were quoting 16,223 levels, signaling 30-40 point loss for the 50-packed index.

US inflation data, possibility of aggressive rate hikes, record low rupee, and intense selloff by foreign portfolio investors are among the key factors that thumped stocks lower

The management remained cautious over profitability of cement companies in the near future as it does not anticipate any relief in cost pressure.