Indian stock market benchmark indices — the Sensex and Nifty 50 — witnessed a sharp decline on Monday, mirroring a global sell-off triggered by escalating fears of a recession in the United States. The concerns stem from mounting trade tensions, following a fresh round of reciprocal tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, fueling fears…
India’s benchmark equity index, the Nifty 50, has extended its losing streak to eight consecutive sessions, bringing its total decline to nearly 16% from its all-time high of 26,277. With the index just 1,103 points away from officially entering bear market territory—a 20% drop from peak levels—investors are facing a critical question: Is this the…
With Sensex and Nifty down about 15% from their peaks touched about 5 months ago, Jefferies’ Global Equity Strategist Chris Wood believes this downturn is primarily technical in nature rather than a reflection of significant macroeconomic concerns. In his latest GREED & fear newsletter, Wood notes that the correction is driven by multiple compression rather…
With turncoat FIIs pulling out over Rs 37,000 crore from Indian equities after China started wooing investors with a new bazooka story, Sensex has fallen about 4,786 points in the last 6 trading sessions. Sensex ended Monday’s session 638 points weaker at 81,050 while Nifty ended below the 25,800 level. Investors are fearing that all…