Equity benchmark indices, including the Sensex and Nifty 50, fell sharply from their highs to close lower on March 10, as US futures suggested a weak start for Wall Street.

European markets have already taken a hit, and Asian markets are unlikely to be spared. Dalal Street is likely in for a rough ...

Wall Street’s sell-off is worsening as worries about the economy and President Donald Trump’s tariffs send U.S. stocks ...

European shares dropped Monday after a mixed trading session in Asia as uncertainty persisted over what President Donald Trump will do with tariffs.

On Monday, March 10, the 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex lost 217.41 points or 0.29 per cent to close at 74115.17. The NSE ...

The Nifty 50 closed 0.50% lower at 22,466 points, while the Sensex declined 0.30%, ending at 74,118. The broader markets ...

Overall, the situation on Dalal Street looks much better than how it appeared at the beginning of last week. Does this mean ...

Volatility returned to Wall Street Monday, with most major U.S. indices swinging to significant losses after President Donald ...

According to market watchers, the important question which investors have in mind when the new trading week begins is: will Nifty’s outperformance last week continue?

The bearish trend in the Indian stock market continues into the new week, as both indices opened almost flat with mixed ...

Sensex opened at 74,474.98, slightly higher than its previous close of 74,332.58. The index quickly gained over 350 points, ...

The Nifty ended at 22,552.50, while the Sensex closed at 74,332.58 in the last session, both gaining nearly 2% for the week.