Commodity Markets

Stock markets, commodity, forex closed today for Mahavir Jayanti; trading to resume tomorrow

Asian stocks opened higher on Monday as there was a marked improvement due to the falling number of coronavirus deaths and new cases.

Is it a currency? A commodity? Bitcoin has an identity crisis, major implications for future of cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin lending offers lines of credit to crypto firms earning money in cryptocurrencies, such as payment processors or miners, looking to secure traditional money for covering expenses.

BSE, NSE, shut on account of Ganesh Chaturthi today; global stocks fall as new US-China tariffs add to gloom

On Friday, equity benchmark BSE Sensex advanced 264 points, propelled by gains in index heavyweights HDFC, ICICI Bank, among others

Govt plans to incentivise contract farming: Centre should encourage large firms to be part of plan; decision will bring transparency of purchases and sales

At one level, contract farming is like any other contract to purchase goods of a quality and quantity within a specified time period

BSE, NSE, commodity markets remain closed for Mahavir Jayanti

The BSE Sensex rallied about 370 points to scale a record closing high of 39,275.64 on Tuesday as investors' sentiment got further boost from forecast of a near-normal monsoon and a bumper start of corporate earnings season.

Sensex, Nifty, commodity, forex markets closed today on account of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations

At the close of market hours on 12 September, 2018, the Sensex ended up 304.83 points or 0.81 percent at 37717.96, while the Nifty is higher up 82.40 points or 0.73 percent at 11369.90.

Modi's speech: Demonetisation is well-intentioned, but how short is short-term?

The key takeaway from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech at the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) campus near Mumbai on Saturday is his reiteration that the NDA-government doesn’t think that demonetisation is an accident

China heat spooks investors again; Sensex crashes 555 pts to end at 19-month low

In last four sessions, the Sensex has plunged a whopping 1,309 points, or 5.1 percent

Why Rs 70,000 crore of retail money failed to breathe life into Sensex in 2015

As against this, foreign institutional investors' (FIIs) participation, the mainstay of the Indian stock market, was quite tepid, injecting funds to the tune of just Rs 16,118.57 crore till date

Sensex shrugs off weak Asia cues, ends 170 pts higher

Market breadth ended positive with 1,596 stocks advancing against 1,053 declines on BSE.