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(Updates for morning trade) By Bharath Rajeswaran Sept 18 (Reuters) — Indian shares inched higher on Friday, as lower oil prices and bargain buying after recent losses outweighed a drop in IT companies and Tata Group firms, while strong demand for domestic IPOs sucked out liquidity from secondary markets, capping gains
Friday’s Indian market is expected to open marginally higher, supported by a pullback in crude oil prices. Persistent West Asia geopolitical risks and demand for domestic IPOs may limit upside. Tata group stocks are set to be in focus following Tata Sons’ reappointment of leadership.
(Updates for markets open) Sept 18 (Reuters) — Indian shares opened higher on Friday, helped by lower oil prices and bargain buying after recent losses, though Middle East tensions and strong demand for domestic IPOs capped gains. The Nifty 50 rose 0.20% to 23,315.80, while the BSE Sensex added 0.22% to 74,474.19, as o
Nifty 50 rose 0.20% to 23,315.80 and Sensex gained 0.22% to 74,474.19 by 9:23, supported by lower oil prices and bargain buying, while Middle East tensions and strong domestic IPO demand capped gains.
Sept 18 (Reuters) — Indian shares are likely to open marginally higher on Friday, aided by a pullback in crude oil prices, although persistent geopolitical risks in the Middle East and heavy demand for domestic initial public offerings may cap upside. India's Tata group stocks will also be in focus after Tata Sons reap
Indian shares are expected to open marginally higher on Friday, supported by a pullback in crude oil, though Middle East geopolitical risks and heavy domestic IPO demand may limit upside.