The US equities ended on a flat note on Wednesday, with investors eyeing Federal Reserve officials’ comments for signals regarding the expectations of interest rates. While performance on Wall Street was somewhat muted on Wednesday, the traders continue to look for the direction of Treasury yields. The US treasury yields saw a retraction since the benchmark 10-year

Stocks ended higher on Monday even as markets decided to settle down in the quieter week of earnings and economic data. This comes after previous week’s Fed rate decision, employment data and several earnings releases. NASDAQ performance saw an increase of ~0.3% and it experienced its longest winning streak since January as the index has

On Friday, India’s benchmark stock indices ended on a rangebound after the higher opening. Realty, media and consumer durables were the top-performing sectors and all the sectors advanced. The S&P BSE Sensex ended 283 points up, or 0.44%, at 64,363.78, and NSE Nifty 50 closed 97 points higher, or 0.51%, at 19,230.60. Intraday, NSE Nifty

Overall month was quite unpredictable. While several stocks on the charts were strong, most of them saw a decline. On the other hand, Bank Nifty was able to maintain its grip for long time but, experts believe that it might see a decline in the upcoming week.  While many experts are on the look-out for

Dow Jones Industrials Average ended significantly higher on Thursday, supported by a slump in Treasury yields as the experts eye monthly jobs report which is due to be released on Friday. This comes after the bets that US Fed is done increasing the key interest rates. Main indices on Wall Street ended strongly higher on

Indian stock market investors are on their toes, as equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty have seen a significant fall in the past few weeks. In the past 1 month, Sensex has fallen by ~2.5% while Nifty hovers around ~19,079.60 levels. Indian stock market is being impacted by several factors, and investors are always on the

The recent trend of foreign funds dumping Indian stocks has caused a stir in the market. Find out what this means for investors and how to navigate through these uncertain times. Investors have been selling Indian stocks at a rapid pace in the past week due to disappointing earnings from some bellwether companies and concerns

Exciting news for investors as JSW Infra surges with a 20% premium listing, proving the predictions of the grey market right. The stock of JSW Infra listed at 20% over its issue price of 119 on the NSE, but had run up 29% at the time of publishing. The grey market expected 25% listing gains

Indian stock market in 2023 should remain buoyant because a range of macro-economic factors are expected to stem their growth. Indian stock markets have exhibited a strong performance, pushing benchmark indices to fresh highs in July. There has been a successful beginning to earnings season of 1Q24. Sustained inflows from FIIs and strong financial results

In the past trading week (7 August – 11 August), a lot has happened in the electric vehicle (EV) space. Investors who are quite enthusiast about this EV space should know where their favourite industry is heading. This might be helpful in making sound investment decisions. Let’s have a quick look. 1. Tesla, Inc. The