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Adopting a cautionary stance, foreign investors infused 1,156 crore rupees in the first two trading sessions of May. As per depositories data, Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPIs) invested 1,156 crore rupees in equities and sold 1,726 crore rupees in debt this month. This came after FPIs pulled out equities worth 8,700 crore rupees in April. Before
Adopting a cautionary stance, foreign investors infused 1,156 crore rupees in the first two trading sessions of May. As per depositories data, Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPIs) invested 1,156 crore rupees in equities and sold 1,726 crore rupees in debt this month. This came after FPIs pulled out equities worth 8,700 crore rupees in April. Before
The Centre has lifted the ban on onion exports. In a notification, Directorate General of Foreign Trade said that the order effective immediately, is subject to a Minimum Export Price of 550 dollar per Metric Ton. The decision was taken considering factors such as estimated Rabi-2024 production, good Kharif prospect with above-normal monsoon forecast, current
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has refuted claims made by a news report that the Income Tax department is planning several changes after the Lok Sabha elections. In a social media post, Ms Sitharaman termed the report as pure speculation and said it was not even double-checked with the Finance Ministry. The media report claimed
Equity benchmark indices ended lower today amid a broad-based selloff with Sensex settling below the 74,000 level and Nifty retreating from a record high as investors pared exposure to telecom, capital goods and tech stocks. The 30-share BSE Sensex plunged 733 points or 0.98 per cent to settle at 73,878 after soaring 484.07 points
Equity benchmark indices ended lower today amid a broad-based selloff with Sensex settling below the 74,000 level and Nifty retreating from a record high as investors pared exposure to telecom, capital goods and tech stocks. The 30-share BSE Sensex plunged 733 points or 0.98 per cent to settle at 73,878 after soaring 484.07 points
Equity benchmark indices ended lower today amid a broad-based selloff with Sensex settling below the 74,000 level and Nifty retreating from a record high as investors pared exposure to telecom, capital goods and tech stocks. The 30-share BSE Sensex plunged 733 points or 0.98 per cent to settle at 73,878 after soaring 484.07 points
Oil prices rose today, bouncing back after three consecutive days of decline. This surge was driven by anticipation that the recent dip might prompt the United States, the largest consumer of crude globally, to initiate replenishment of its strategic reserve, thereby stabilizing prices. However, the optimism was tempered by a more than 3% drop on
Gold prices declined today in the futures market. The precious metal was lower by 40 rupees, or 0.06 per cent, trading at 70,685 rupees per ten grams. Silver futures for July contracts were down by 429 rupees, or 0.53 per cent, trading at 80,798 rupees per kilogram, when the reports last came in. In the
Benchmark indices rebounded and ended higher in the volatile session today with Nifty around 22,650 as record GST collections in April, positive manufacturing data, and foreign fund inflows boosted investor sentiment. The 30-share BSE Sensex rose 128 points or 0.17 per cent to close at 74,611 points, while the Nifty-50 added 43 points or 0.19