After a scary start on Monday when stocks tumbled like nine pins on reports of the Government re-negotiating DTAA with Mauritius, markets recouped the losses withblockbuster rally on Friday during the

Unnerved by the slew of negative news, markets closed sharply lower during the week ended. Both the benchmark indices the Sensex and the Nifty ended 2 per cent lower at 17,870 and 5,366. The RBI’s haw

With no major news flow, markets moved in a narrow trading band and remained lacklustre throughout the week ended.

On the BSE, the Sensex shed 107 points closing at 18,268 and the Nifty ended 30 poi

Markets continued to witness indecisive movements without any clear direction during the week ended.

A weak Q4 GDP numbers, jitters over the developments in 2G scams, slowdown in the auto sales and

Markets continued to witness indecisive movements without any clear direction during the week ended. A weak Q4 GDP numbers, jitters over the developments in 2G scams, slowdown in the auto sales and ne

After a weak beginning, markets recovered sharply during the later part of the week-ended to close on an optimistic note. Both the benchmark indices — the Sensex and the Nifty — closed flat with modes

After the slump triggered by the announcement of higher subsidy burden on the upstream oil companies and results of State Bank of India (SBI) in the early part of the week, markets pared some losses d

Spooked by the lower than expected earnings guidance of Infosys, macro economic data and choppy global markets — spectacular intra-week gains evaporated on the last trading day and markets closed on a

Supported by the strong FII buying, the markets extended their winning streak for the second straight week. The benchmark indices gained nearly nine per cent in March, posting their best performance

Markets logged impressive weekly gains —the best since early November — on the back of macro economic reports like the surge in exports, soft food inflation, impressive auto sales and seven-month high