Indian equity markets oscillated between gains and losses and closed with notable losses as weak cues from the European markets weigh on the market sentiments. Market participants remained worried for economic downturn. However, stronger rupee against the greenback and supportive cues from the Asian peers helped to restrict the losses. << back to Market Daily …
Indian equity markets closed in green for the second consecutive session as decline in crude oil prices boosted market sentiments. Stronger rupee against the greenback and supportive cues from the European markets also added to the gains. However, growing recession fears coupled with worsening COVID situation in China restricted the upside. << back to Market …
Indian equity markets oscillated between gains and losses and settled with marginal change in the negative territory following the mixed global cues and rising of U.S. treasury yields. Additionally, concerns over monetary policy tightening by the central banks and foreign fund outflows also contributed to the downside. << back to Market Daily Market Update 9th …
The biggest market, the US, has had the same query year in 2022. This is the only year when the S&P500 and US Treasuries have negative returns –possibly the worst year for a conventionally balanced 60:40 portfolio since 1974. back to Market Vault Volatility is an opportunity to raise equity allocations from a medium-term perspective …
Indian equity markets closed with notable gains mirroring the supportive global cues. Market sentiments were boosted following the news related to ease in COVID lockdown restrictions in China which is expected to increase the business and reduce worries for economic downturn. However, higher crude oil prices, restricted the upside. << back to Market Daily Market …
Indian equity markets started the week with strong gains snapping four days of losing streak followed by the supportive global cues after U.S. inflation data declined in November 2022. Further, investors also opted for bargain hunting after the recent decline due to recessionary worries and COVID situation across the globe. A stronger rupee against the …
Indian equity markets extended the losses for the fourth consecutive session with a sharp decline as concerns of recession weighed on the market sentiment. Lockdown worries were sparked by the resurgence of COVID cases in China and other nations, which may further slowdown the growth rate. Additionally, hawkish stance by the central banks also contributed …
Indian equity markets declined for the third consecutive days as Reserve Bank of Indiaindicated for another interest rate hike in the latest minutes. Additionally, advisoriesissued by the authorities followed by the increase in COVID cases in China and othercountries also weigh on the market sentiments. Further, rising crude oil prices alsocontributed to the downside
Indian equity markets closed with significant gains led by strong buying in FMCG and auto stocks. despite weak cues from the global markets.
During tumultuous times, one should always root for basics. Excessive noise should be swept away, and only the nuts and bolts of the matter should be examined. An overt obsession with deeper analysis could lead to either hyper-action or paralysis in investment or portfolio decisions. back to Market Vault 5 investment strategies for HNIs in …
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