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* Indian shares inch higher, with Nifty 50 and Sensex rising 0.2% each, aided by a pullback in oil prices and bargain buying after a recent slide * IT stocks drop 1.6% on concerns over client spending due to potential prolonged high interest-rate regime * Strong demand for domestic IPOs is sucking out liquidity from st
(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
India’s BSE Sensex edged up about 0.2% to 74,435 on Friday, after the benchmark was largely muted in the previous session, as investors took some comfort from easing crude oil prices, while continued Middle East tensions and a rush of initial public offerings capped gains. Brent crude eased 0.7% to around $104.10 a bar
(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
By Vivek Kumar MIndian shares erased opening gains on Tuesday, as concerns over elevated oil prices and global bond yields ahead of this week's Federal Reserve meeting overshadowed gains in IT stocks and the country's largest private lender, HDFC Bank.The benchmark Nifty 50 NSE:NIFTY was down 0.03…
India’s BSE Sensex fell about 0.8% to 76,339, its lowest since July 24, as escalating US-Iran tensions lifted Brent crude about 1% to $95.40 and triggered a broad selloff.
India’s BSE Sensex rose about 0.4% to open at 77,977 on Wednesday, following gains in the previous session, as falling crude oil prices eased concerns over inflation and corporate margins, while hopes of a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz lifted investor sentiment. Brent crude fell about 2.7% to around $86.20 a barrel
India’s BSE Sensex rises about 0.7% to 77,449 after a four-day decline as the US Treasury’s debt buyback steps help steady bond markets and support risk assets.
U.S. stocks traded mixed midway through trading, with the Dow Jones falling more than 100 points on Tuesday. The Dow traded down 0.22% to 52,380.92 while the NASDAQ rose 0.88% to 26,101.48 The S&P 500 also rose, gaining, 0.32% to 7,539.04. Leading and Lagging Sectors Information technology shares jumped by 1.2% on Tues