TRADING OUTLOOK

Nifty on Friday finished 94 points higher but ended the week 0.5% down to break its seven-week winning streak. Cues to watch out for trading in stock markets in the week starting from Dec 26

Editor's Take: "China will look attractive but history has told us that nobody made money; the experience has always been poor," Nikunj Dalmia says on China versus rest of the world.Opinion | Chinese Market outlook: It's erratic as opposed to global...

A possible rate cut by RBI, India’s PMI data for March, auto sales numbers and other factors that will steer the domestic stock market in the week ahead. This and much more is here to make you Market-ready for the week to come. Watch now.D-St week a...

This week, the International Monetary Fund slashed its world growth forecasts for 2019 and 2020 due to weakness in Europe and some emerging markets, and said failure to resolve trade tensions could further destabilise a slowing global economy. IMF a...

After the setback from the Reserve Bank of India, anxiety over depressed March quarter earnings kicked off a selling spree on Dalal Street, which dragged the benchmark indices to their three-week lows. Watch experts at ET Now on cues for tomorrow’s ...

The domestic equity market closed flat as global rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded its outlook for China to negative from stable and the expiry of March series futures & options contracts weighed on investor sentiments. Watch expert...

A dovish commentary from US Federal Reserve Chief Janet Yellen sparked off a relief rally in the domestic equity market. With the US Fed seen holding rates in April, expectations of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India heightened on Dalal Street....

Domestic equity markets navigated rough waters as multiple triggers confused investors on the Street. The equity market managed to close in the red after a shaky trading session that saw the BSE benchmark Sensex swing between gains and losses. Watch...

Domestic equity benchmark Sensex staged a smart rebound from a 200-point loss, as buying emerged in the dying hours of the session and helped Dalal Street buck weak cues from the European markets. Watch experts at ET Now on cues for tomorrow’s marke...

It was a black day on Dalal Street, as a plunge in crude prices and weakness in global equity markets pulled the domestic indices lower. The BSE S&P Sensex lost about 417 points to close at 24,062.04. Watch experts at ET Now on cues for tomorrow...

While 2015 remained a stellar year for IPO’s, experts suggest that the situation will improve in the coming year as the recovery in markets would attract more IPO’s introduced.Amicus curiae: Outlook for markets in 2016

What was the condition of commodities in the day and will commodities fall further in the coming year, answer experts.Outlook 2016: Commodities to fall further?

Bucking a fall in stocks, the Indian rupee today gained 16 paise to end at 62.81 against the American currency on fresh selling of dollars by banks and exporters.Rupee gains in trade; outlook by experts

In line with weak stocks, the rupee on Wednesday slipped by a hefty 33 paise to close at 62.25 against dollar amid RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan's comment that an "excessively strong rupee" is undesirable as it triggers disinflationary pressures. Here...

Rupee has recovered mildly, a rebound in domestic equity as well as mixed trade across asian currency have supported the rupee.Currency outlook: Equities rebound, rupee rises

The rupee ended higher by 28 paise at 61.42 against the US currency on fresh selling of dollars by banks and exporters on persistent foreign capital inflows into equity market.Rupee gains in trade; outlook by experts

The Indian currency hit day's low of 63.96 against the US dollar before ended the day at 63.82 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange as demand for dollar increased.Rupee slips in trade; outlook by AV Rajwade

The rupee tanked 38 paise to log nearly 7-month closing low of 61.53 against the Greenback following dollar demand from importers and some weakness in stocks ahead of the RBI policy review.Rupee slips in trade; outlook by experts