Nifty Falls for Sixth Session as Oil Risks Rise
Nifty has fallen for six straight sessions as higher crude oil and West Asia tensions weigh on sentiment. Here is what investors should watch next.
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Nifty has fallen for six straight sessions as higher crude oil and West Asia tensions weigh on sentiment. Here is what investors should watch next.
Nifty faced a muted Monday opening signal as stronger Asian markets competed with rising crude oil and geopolitical uncertainty.
Sensex gained about 200 points and Nifty crossed 24,600 as US-Iran peace hopes and strong Q1 earnings lifted sentiment. Here is what matters next.
Nifty fell 0.64% as realty, infrastructure and FMCG weakened; metals gained while investors weighed RBI policy, crude’s slump and LIC’s OFS.
Nifty jumped 1.60% as IT and banks led, but a new closing auction amplified the late move and produced an unusual split with Sensex.
Nifty 50 closed at 24,550.45 (+0.68%) on Monday as FMCG surged 1.52%, the rupee firmed 25 paise, and crude oil tumbled 5.70% on US-Iran truce hopes.
Nifty hovers near a critical 24,160–24,500 resistance band. A decisive breakout — or rejection — could define the market's next major trend direction.
The Indian stock market is poised to open higher today, with benchmark indices Nifty 50 and Sensex likely to see positive momentum. This comes after the US…
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