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Indian markets closed lower amid pre-Budget caution, with Nifty fifty, Sensex, and BankNifty all ending in the red and overall sentiment staying muted. Traders stayed on the sidelines ahead of the Union Budget, leading to profit booking in recent outperformers and selective buying in defensives and quality large caps. The Indian rupee hit a fresh intraday record low near ninety two against the US...

Wall Street ended mixed overnight: the Dow inched higher, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped as investors reacted to a sharp tech selloff led by Microsoft’s post‑earnings plunge and heavy AI spending plans. Meta and IBM were among the bright spots, rallying on strong results and upbeat guidance, partially offsetting pressure from software and broader tech weakness. Fed policy remained steady...

Fed keeps rates unchanged in the three point five to three point seventy-five percent range, leaving Wall Street largely flat with the Dow slightly up, S&P five hundred flat, and Nasdaq modestly higher as investors digest Powell’s cautious tone and upcoming big tech earnings. Tech and semiconductor names see mixed moves, with mega-cap AI stocks showing early strength but fading later, while br...

Market Performance : Nifty50 closed at twenty-five thousand three hundred forty-two (up 0.66%), Sensex at eighty-two thousand three hundred forty-four (up 0.6%), BankNifty at fifty-nine thousand five hundred ninety-eight. Bullish sentiment prevailed amid broad-based gains, supported by weakening USD and FII flows. Currency Update : Rupee strengthened to 91.7-91.9/USD range, benefiting from dollar&...

Wall Street closed mixed overnight, with the S&P 500 hitting a fresh record high and the Nasdaq extending gains on strong tech and AI-driven earnings optimism, even as the Dow fell sharply on healthcare weakness. UnitedHealth and other health insurers dragged the Dow lower after disappointing guidance and concerns around Medicare payment rates, while names like General Motors, UPS and major ch...

Sensex up 319 pts (0.39%) at 81,857; Nifty50 gains 127 pts (0.51%) to 25,175; BankNifty surges 1.25% (732 pts) to 59,205 – Markets recovered from choppy session with late buying, closing near day's highs amid improved sentiment. Rupee steady at 91.7-91.83/USD – No major swings; stable currency supported exporters ahead of global trade shifts. Top Gainers: Adani Enterprises (+5.11%), Axis Bank...

Global cues remain mixed as Wall Street closes higher on strong earnings while investors brace for the upcoming Federal Reserve decision and commentary from Chair Powell. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all end in the green, led by strength in large-cap tech and energy, with notable movers in AI-related names and oil service companies. Tariff headlines from President Trump, including threats of s...

Indian markets extended their losing streak, with Nifty fifty, Sensex, and Bank Nifty ending sharply lower in a broad-based risk-off session driven by profit booking and valuation concerns. Nifty fifty slipped close to the twenty-five thousand mark, while Sensex and Bank Nifty also registered notable cuts, signaling cautious sentiment across large caps, mid caps, and small caps. The rupee weakened...

Wall Street extended its rebound overnight, with the Dow, S and P five hundred, and Nasdaq all closing higher as President Trump eased his tariff stance on Europe, sparking a global risk-on rally. US gains were led by technology and large-cap growth names, while some financials and select earnings disappointments weighed on individual stocks, reminding investors that results season can still trigg...

Market Recovery : Nifty 50 closed at 25,289 (+0.53%), Sensex at 82,307 (+0.49%), Bank Nifty at 59,210 (+0.67%) snapping 3-day losing streak with broad buying. Rupee Rebound : INR recovered 15 paise from all-time low of 91.75 to close near 91.50, easing importer concerns amid global relief. Top Gainers : Waaree Energies +9.67% (118% profit surge), Dr Reddy's +5% (beat Q3 estimates), Indian Bank...

Wall Street staged a strong relief rally, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 all gaining over 1%, led by value, cyclicals, financials, industrials and energy. Easing global trade and geopolitical worries after conciliatory signals from President Trump helped sentiment, while markets stay alert to any renewed tariff or conflict risks. Indian ADRs showed a mixed but constructive signal: Infosy...

Market Benchmark Performance: The Indian indices closed in the red for the third straight session. The Sensex fell two hundred seventy-one points to finish at eighty-one thousand nine hundred nine, while the Nifty 50 dropped seventy-five points to end at twenty-five thousand one hundred fifty-seven. Rupee at All-Time Low: The Indian rupee hit a historic low today, settling at ninety-one point six...

Global markets are under pressure after President Trump’s renewed tariff threats linked to his push to acquire Greenland, triggering a sharp risk‑off move across equities worldwide. Wall Street saw its biggest one‑day drop in about three months, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all closing sharply lower as investors rotated out of growth and tech stocks into safe havens. Safe‑haven dema...

📉 Indian Markets Hit 3-Month Low | January 20, 2026 Evening Wrap MARKET SUMMARY: Nifty 50 closed at 25,232 (-353 points, -1.38%) - lowest in 3 months Sensex plunged 1,065 points to 82,180 (-1.28%) Bank Nifty settled around 59,630-59,700 range FII selling intensified: ₹3,260 crore net outflow today; ₹29,300 crore in January DII buying: ₹4,234 crore couldn't stem the tide India VIX surged above...

Global Cues : Wall Street closed mildly lower with S&P 500 down 0.06% at 6,940, Dow off 0.17% at 49,353, and Nasdaq 100 down 0.07% at 25,529. Financials under pressure amid regulatory chatter. Indian ADRs Mixed : Infosys ADR fell 1.01% to $18.63, HDFC Bank up 0.43% to $32.65, ICICI up 0.16% to $30.87, Reliance GDR down sharply 3.57% to $62.10. Asia Cautious : Nikkei down 0.55% near 53,190, Han...

Global markets slipped into risk-off mode after fresh tariff threats from the US on several European countries over the Greenland issue, rattling sentiment and boosting safe-haven demand. Indian equities mirrored the cautious global tone, with Nifty fifty, Sensex, and BankNifty ending lower as profit-taking hit heavyweights and risk appetite softened. Earnings reactions drove big moves: Reliance I...

Global equities turned cautious, with key US indices like the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq 100 slipping modestly, reflecting lingering concerns around policy uncertainty and trade tensions. President Trump’s renewed tariff threats on multiple European nations and countries doing business with Iran re‑ignited global trade war fears, adding a fresh layer of risk aversion to markets. Indian ADR...

IT Sector Surge : Nifty IT rallied 3.44% led by Infosys (+5.61%) after raising FY26 revenue guidance to 3-3.5%. TechM (+4.98%), Wipro, and OFSS (+5.69%) fueled the tech rebound despite FII selling pressure. Market Close : Sensex +187 pts (83,570, +0.22%); Nifty +29 pts (25,694, +0.11%); BankNifty flat at 59,580. FIIs sold ₹4,781 Cr (7th straight session), DIIs bought ₹5,217 Cr. Advances: 1,339 | D...

Wall Street Rally : Dow +0.6% (49,442), S&P 500 +0.26% (6,944), Nasdaq +0.3%. TSMC earnings crushed expectations, sparking chip rally (ASML, AMD surged). Goldman Sachs +4%, Morgan Stanley +6%. Oil fell 4% on Iran de-escalation. Indian ADRs Mixed : Infosys -2.74% ($18.82) after Q3 results (raised FY26 guidance to 3-3.5% but profit down 2% YoY due to ₹1,289 Cr labor costs). HDFC Bank -1.25% ($32...

Indian markets closed mildly negative, with Nifty fifty, Sensex, and Bank Nifty ending lower after a choppy, volatility-filled session. A key driver of volatility was the preponed weekly Sensex F and O expiry, advanced to Wednesday due to the stock market holiday on January fifteenth for Maharashtra civic elections, forcing rapid position squaring. Overall sentiment stayed cautious amid persistent...

Wall Street closed mildly lower overnight, with the Dow, S&P five hundred and Nasdaq easing from record highs after financial stocks dragged indices despite in-line US inflation data. JPMorgan’s weaker-than-expected earnings and cautious guidance weighed on banking shares, while select tech and semiconductor names like Alphabet managed modest gains, keeping the broader risk tone cautious rathe...

Market Reversal : Nifty 50 closed at 25,732 (down 58 pts, -0.23%), Sensex at 83,628 (down 250 pts, -0.3%), Bank Nifty at 59,465. Sharp intraday volatility with 270-pt range as yesterday's gains evaporated amid FII outflows. Top Losers : Trent plunged 3.71% on Q3 business update disappointment; L&T fell 3.21%; Reliance down 1.77% ahead of Jan 16 results; Dixon crashed 5.1% on memory price s...

Wall Street closed higher overnight, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all edging up as early losses reversed on renewed risk appetite and strong interest in technology and select retail names. Financial stocks underperformed after President Trump reiterated his push to cap credit card interest rates, even as gold hit record highs on safe-haven demand amid the ongoing investigation pressure on...

Indian markets snapped a five-day losing streak, with Nifty fifty closing near twenty-five thousand eight hundred, Sensex around eighty-three thousand eight hundred eighty, and BankNifty near fifty-nine thousand four hundred fifty, reflecting a cautious but positive risk-on tone. Sentiment improved sharply in the second half after comments from new US Ambassador Sergio Gor, who confirmed that Indi...

Overview of global cues for Monday, January twelfth, twenty twenty six, setting the tone for the Indian market open.​ Wall Street wrapped the previous session on a positive note, with the Dow, S&P five hundred, and Nasdaq all ending higher on the back of supportive US jobs data and optimism around Federal Reserve policy.​ Semiconductor and technology names led the US rally, while some sectors...