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INR settles near record low level amid inflationary concerns
The rupee on Wednesday slipped to an all-time low of 95.80 against the US dollar, and settled at 95.67 near its record closing low level amid elevated crude prices and West Asia geopolitical concerns. The rupee has become the worst-performing currency in Asia for the year, registering a loss of over 6 per cent so far this year, as elevated crude oil prices, a strong dollar and concerns regarding the West Asia crisis weighed on investor sentiments. Govt action of hiking import duties on gold and silver to 15 per cent failed to give much respite to the local unit. Moreover, Indias consumer price inflation in April rose for the sixth straight month to 3.48% from 3.40% in March. Food inflation, a key constituent of the countrys consumer price index, hit 4.2%, up from 3.87% in March, Indias Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation said in a release.
Sensex at 89,000: What makes Morgan Stanley bullish on Indian stock market despite earnings risks, oil shock? - Mint
Sensex at 89,000: What makes Morgan Stanley bullish on Indian stock market despite earnings risks, oil shock?Mint
Rupee slips to all-time low of 95.80 against dollar amid oil, forex pressure
Rupee hits all-time low of 95.80 against US dollar, early gains fade despite higher gold and silver import duties, outlook tied to oil and dollar trends.
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan Stanley - Investing.com Nigeria
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan StanleyInvesting.com Nigeria
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan Stanley - Investing.com India
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan StanleyInvesting.com India
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan Stanley - Investing.com
Top Indian Oil & Gas Stocks to Watch, According to Morgan StanleyInvesting.com
Morgan Stanley pegs India GDP growth at 6.7% in FY27
Sustained high oil prices, Morgan Stanley cautioned, could trigger non-linear and progressively larger impacts on growth, as the burden on households and firms intensifies over time.
Sensex rises 120 points, Nifty above 23,400 as rupee recovers from all-time low. What lies ahead?
Indian stock markets rebounded on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty ending a four-day losing streak. The recovery was driven by a stronger rupee and easing oil prices, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. Broad-based optimism saw midcap and smallcap indices also gain, with Asian Paints leading the ascent.
Q4 Results LIVE Updates: Dr Reddy's, Dixon react to earnings; Bharti Airtel, Cipla report today
Q4 Results LIVE Updates: It's another earnings-heavy day as investors track numbers coming in from two Nifty 50 constituents Bharti Airtel and Cipla. Bharti Hexacom, TVS Motor, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, DLF, Crompton Consumer, DCM Shriram, HPCL, GSK Pharma, Man Infra, Oil India, NLC India, PFC, Sagar Cement, Tube Investments, are among the other important companies to track today. Watch this space for all the live earnings updates.
Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: GIFT Nifty hints at volatility and muted start to trade; Dixon in focus
Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: There are news triggers to react to this morning. First, the increase on customs duty for gold, silver and other precious metal imports. Second, a 13-month high inflation print, and third, of course, being results. There is no let-off in oil prices, which remain near the $108 a barrel mark.
Stocks To Watch Today: Bharti Airtel, HPCL, LIC Housing Finance, Oil India, Tata Motors And TVS Motor
Here's a look at stocks that are likely to be in focus during the trading session on Wednesday.
Titan, Kalyan Jewellers & other gold stocks tumble up to 14% in two days after PM Modi's appeal. What lies ahead?
Gold jewellery stocks including Titan, Kalyan Jewellers and Senco Gold fell up to 14% in two sessions after PM Modi urged citizens to reduce gold purchases amid rising oil prices and FX pressures. Brokerages flagged possible policy signals, including import curbs and tighter capital controls, though analysts say long-term demand remains structurally strong.