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    Nifty gains continue amid narrowing trading range and low volatility

    The markets continued with their unabated upmove in the week that went by and ended once again with net gains. While continuing with the advance the Nifty 50 Index extended its move higher. However, as compared to the previous week, this time, the trading range got narrower as the Index oscillated 408.30 points against 824 points.

    Ajay Bagga on Trump's influence and sectoral performance in Indian markets

    The Chairman of Elyments Platforms highlights the slowdown in the US economy, noting softer labor markets and slowing wage growth. Despite market expectations of rate cuts in September and December, Fed officials remain cautious, waiting for more data. Bagga also discusses the potential impact of a likely Trump victory in the upcoming elections on global markets, emphasizing increased borrowing costs, lower taxes, and tighter immigration policies.

    Share market update: Most active stocks in today's market in terms of volume

    The NSE Nifty index closed 21.7 points up at 24323.85

    Buy RateGain Travel Technologies, target price Rs 900: Prabhudas Lilladher

    RateGain Travel Technologies Ltd., incorporated in the year 2012, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 9477.98 Crore) operating in General sector.

    When the stock market is a one-way street

    Post-pandemic central bank policies have spurred a robust, seemingly perpetual equity rally, challenging traditional cycles. Despite economic growth concerns, instability, and geopolitical risks, markets remain resilient due to low interest rates and high liquidity. Household investments and mutual funds, driven by past returns, fuel this illusion of growth, defying expectations of a market correction.

    Share price of IRCTC jumps as Sensex gains 199.17 points

    Promoters held 62.4 per cent stake in the company as of 31-Mar-2024, while FII and DII ownership stood at 8.08 per cent and 2.97 per cent, respectively.

    The Economic Times
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