Even as we move in New Year 2019, stock market experts say that a host of factors including upcoming Lok Sabha Elections and global factors such as crude oil shocks could add to stock market volatility in New Year 2019.
Share market HIGHLIGHTS: BSE Sensex on Wednesday ended the session falling more than 350 points and NSE Nifty plunged below the 10,900-mark on the selloff in metal and auto stocks on account of weak Asian markets.
The benchmark indices -- Sensex and Nifty -- on Thursday ended session with minor gains even as investors remain cautious on account of important RBI meeting.
Share market Highlights: After opening lower, Sensex and Nifty extended losses on Thursday afternoon, as financial and auto heavyweights dragged the indices. The 30-share Sensex ended the day 572.28 points lower at 35,312.13.
As Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in its 5th bi-monthly monetary policy review, kept the key rates unchanged, the shares of banks plunged up to 3.5 percent.
Share market weekly review: Despite a strengthening rupee and easing crude prices, Sensex and Nifty -- the benchmark indices of the domestic stock market -- traded on a volatile note and ended the last week with losses of ove
Sensex and Nifty -- the benchmark indices of the domestic stock markets -- are likely to start lower tracking weak global cues. SGX Nifty futures were trading around 37 points lower on the Singapore Exchange, indicating a neg
While investing in Sensex would have grown wealth only at a CAGR of about 12% in the last 5 years, investing Rs 1 lakh equally in select 10 stocks would have multiplied investor wealth by 17 times, according to a study.
Muhurat-day trade: The benchmark equity indices -- Sensex and Nifty -- posted their best Muhurat-day trading gains in 10 years on rise in stocks of automobile, consumer goods, IT and capital goods companies.
Amid current rout of selling in the emerging markets including India, popular investment guru Mark Mobius has an advice for investors: “separate men from boys”.
As stock markets gained slightly of late, improving investor appetite for risk, gold plunged on Monday with a slightly stronger US dollar also sapping bullion's appeal.
The benchmark BSE Sensex plunged more than 500 points to an intra-day low of 34,663.86 points in mid-afternoon trade deals and NSE Nifty tested the 10,400 level as RBI kept the rates unchanged in its monetary policy review.
