Investors' wealth on Friday jumped over Rs 7.72 lakh crore as the broader market clawed back some of its lost ground
According to the Sebi norms, multi-asset funds must have 10 per cent exposure each to equities, debt and gold
Nifty Smallcap 100 index plunges 6%, extends YTD fall to 17%
The Sensex crashed over 2,700 points on Thursday -- its biggest single-day plunge in about two years -- in lockstep with a severe sell-off in global markets after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, plunging Europe into its biggest crisis since the Second World War. The 30-share BSE gauge plummeted about 2,850 points during the session before closing at 54,529.91, registering a massive fall of 2,702.15 points or 4.72 per cent. This was its biggest decline since March 23, 2020, and the fourth-worst fall ever in absolute terms. Likewise, the NSE barometer Nifty nosedived 815.30 points or 4.78 per cent to end at 16,247.95. This was also the seventh straight session of decline for both the key indices. On the Sensex chart, all 30 shares suffered heavy losses, with IndusInd Bank tumbling the most at 7.88 per cent, followed by M&M, Bajaj Finance, Axis Bank, Tech Mahindra and Maruti. Investors were poorer by about Rs 13 lakh crore, with the market capitalisation of ...
The Sensex ended the session at 57,300, with a decline of 383 points, or 0.66 per cent
Equity indices surrendered mid-session gains to close lower for the third day in a row on Friday
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Log biggest gain in more than a year on signs of potential Russia-Ukraine 'climbdown'
FIIs have been on a selling spree across most EMs, including India where they have sold over $11 billion worth of equities since October 2021 when they started to unwind their position here
Shift to low-yield gold loans; aggressive advertising spends make dent
Sebi order exposes how NSE was run
India is a solid structural investment opportunity and the markets are likely underestimating the growth recovery underway in the economy, Jitendra Gohil said
Priority markets of China, India, and the US grew at 14.3 per cent, 13.4 per cent, and 3.7 per cent respectively, said Unilever CEO Alan Jope
At the end of December 2020, 53% of the top 500 listed entities had complied with the provision
Benchmark indices fell for the second day on Friday, but ended the week with 2.5-per cent gain
From highs to lows, Sensex saw a movement of 1,294 points but managed to finish strong
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Favourable global cues, too, help benchmarks gain 1.4%; overseas investors remain sellers
The India VIX index - a gauge for market volatility - soared 6 per cent to 21.95 a day before the Union Budget
Markets regulator Sebi extended the deadline for submitting public comments till February 15 on a proposal to strengthen the regulatory framework for collective investment schemes (CIS).