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On the basis of good signals from Dow Futures and Asian markets, the Indian stock market has closed strongly for the second consecutive day today
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With the fear of global recession subsiding, the Indian markets have started strongly for the second consecutive day today.
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Today, on the basis of good signals from European markets, the decline of the Indian stock market has finally been put under control
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Fed's decision will slow down the economy and downgrade future corporate earnings, leading to further fall of the market.
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After a strong start in the Indian markets today, selling from the upper levels has dominated due to the fear of global recession
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Indian stock markets have closed with a fall for sixth consecutive day today. Nifty at 15,300, Sensex closed below 51,400 for second consecutive day
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Today, Indian markets have started weak on the lines of foreign markets due to the rapid rate hike by the Fed and the fear of a global recession
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On Monday, when the stock market saw a sharp plunge, FIIs were selling heavily whereas domestic mutual funds stood in front and bought fearlessly
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Sensex and Nifty have reached their 52-week low today due to the continuous selling in Indian stock markets for five consecutive days.
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After the Fed's decision, the Indian markets started on a strong note today after the five-day decline in Dow stopped
