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Why did market fall today despite positive fundamentals? 5 reasons why Sensex fell 383 points, Nifty ended below 23,800

Indian benchmark indices extended their four-week losing streak on Monday as escalating US-Iran tensions, surging crude oil prices, rising US rate-hike bets, elevated bond yields and continued FII selling weighed on investor sentiment. IT stocks led the decline, with Infosys among the top losers.

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Nifty 30,000 target still on track; why Elara’s Harendra Kumar prefers IT, power and smallcaps

We are telling people that this is the right time to look at the market constructively. Historical evidence suggests that this is the time to invest — after phases like this, FII flows also turn positive. Even now, FII flows are beginning to improve.

The Economic Times · Sep 7

How will Nifty, Sensex behave on Monday? US Fed rate hike bets, among 4 factors to drive D-Street action

Indian equities may remain volatile as rising crude prices, elevated global bond yields and renewed US rate-hike bets weigh on sentiment. However, strong FPI inflows, resilient GDP growth, better-than-expected earnings and rupee stability offer some support.

The Economic Times · Sep 6

Sensex falls 417 points, Nifty closes below 23,900 as market erases all morning gains. What lies ahead?

Indian stock markets faced a downturn on Thursday, marking a continuation of prior losses. Both the Sensex and Nifty slipped, largely influenced by the fluctuations in oil prices and bond yields. Major corporations like Titan and ITC reported notable share price declines. Contrarily, the broader market displayed resilience, as small…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

FIIs are showering India with billions. Why are Nifty stocks missing the party?

Despite foreign investors infusing billions into Indian equities, benchmark indices struggle to keep pace. Inflows in the primary market are notable but fail to directly uplift listed stocks. Selective purchases are occurring in large mid-cap stocks while financials and IT remain ignored. Domestic investors are a crucial pillar for market…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Bigger market crash ahead? Analysts weigh how Sensex, Nifty may react if US 10-year bond yield touches 5%

Global bond yields are hitting multi-year highs, with the US 10-year yield nearing 5% amid rising oil prices, inflation fears and concerns over government debt. Indian 10-year yields also crossed 7%, raising concerns about the impact of higher borrowing costs and shifting investor preference on equities.

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Why is market falling today? Sensex, Nifty selloff wipes out Rs 5 lakh crore investor wealth: 5 key factors

Indian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Wednesday morning. Sensex and Nifty saw substantial drops, reflecting investor concerns. Escalating US-Iran tensions and soaring oil prices spooked market participants. This sharp decline erased nearly Rs 5 lakh crore from market capitalization.

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Sensex falls 300 points, Nifty closes below 24,100 as oil, Fed fears weigh. What lies ahead?

On Monday, Indian stock markets dipped, largely swayed by international factors affecting investor confidence. Heightened concerns over increasing US bond yields and stern remarks from the Fed heightened fears regarding interest rates. The situation worsened with renewed US-Iran tensions and soaring crude oil prices, triggering declines across market indices. Nevertheless,…

The Economic Times · Aug 31

Nifty may be in accumulation phase, says Anand James; Ather, Nazara top bets

Nifty’s September series begins with a cautiously positive undertone, with options positioning indicating support at 24,000–24,100 and resistance at 24,200–24,500. A decisive breakout could trigger further gains, while a break below 24,000 may invite downside. Meanwhile, Ather Energy and Nazara Technologies remain among the top stock picks, with analysts seeing…

The Economic Times · Aug 30

Nifty mega caps are going nowhere. Why Samco CIO Umesh Mehta put 75% of his Flexicap fund beyond largecaps

Mutual Fund CIO Umesh Mehta says Nifty mega caps may remain subdued as institutional ownership limits fresh buying and earnings momentum shifts towards mid- and small-cap stocks. He explains why Samco Flexicap Fund has allocated 70–75% of its portfolio beyond large caps, while highlighting opportunities in defence, power, AI ancillaries…

The Economic Times · Aug 30