Indian markets fell for the sixth consecutive session due to weak global trends, a rising dollar index, and foreign investor selling. The Sensex dropped 266 points to 77,424.81, while the Nifty lost ...

The BSE Sensex dropped over 350 points ... as investors anticipate Swiggy’s stock market debut. Swiggy is set to list its ...

The second loser today was NTPC, which operates in the Power - Generation/Distribution sector and is classified as a large cap on the BSE.

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Slipping below the 79,000 mark, the BSE Sensex fell 696.67 points, or 0.88 per cent, to 78,799.48. Bank stocks HDFC Bank and State Bank of India contributed most to the Sensex fall. NTPC ...

Asian Paints also joined the losers’ list, declining 2.35 per cent ... L&T led the gainers among Sensex stocks, surging 6.38 ...

The benchmark S&P/BSE Sensex was little changed at 79,492 ... Shriram Finance, Coal India, BPCL and Trent fell 1-2 percent while IT stocks such as Infosys, Tech Mahindra and Wipro all were ...

Indian equity markets rose on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex and Nifty50 gaining ground ... with analysts predicting continued market consolidation in the near term. Analysts predict market ...

Indian markets struggled to find footing on Friday, dragged down by continued FII selling and a mixed global outlook. GIFT ...

The benchmark S&P/BSE Sensex jumped 694.39 points ... The uptrend was driven by strong gains in financials and metal stocks on the back of positive cues from Asia and Europe following news ...

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