Indian Markets

No effect on oil supply to India following attacks on Aramco centres, assures Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday expressed confidence that there will be no effect on oil distribution and supply in the country following attacks on the oil stabilisation centres of Saudi oil giant Aramco

US election 2016: For Indian markets, Hillary will be a relief but for short term

Under Trump, business ties might open in more ways between India and the USA than ever before and the markets might rejoice over the idea that India is a legitimate trusted ally of the USA

Trump-Hillary election cliffhanger roils US stocks, a surprise Trump win will hit Indian markets

Clinton is clearly the stock market darling as she represents continuity and no threat to the global trade order.

After Raghuram Rajan's rap, it's Urjit Patel's raaga: Industry have high hopes from new RBI Governor

Figuratively and symbolically, the change in personality that Patel brings in to the top job at RBI appears to be very comforting to the industry and bankers who were often at the receiving end of the barbs, mostly in form of policy actions, from Rajan.

Overseas investors pump in over Rs 21,000 cr so far in January

Overseas investors have pumped in a staggering over Rs 21,000 crore in Indian capital markets since the beginning of the month owing to easing inflation and rate cut by Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Focus on WPI, RBI policy: 10 things to know before the opening bell

10 things you should know before the opening bell

Sensex flat, Wockhardt down 9.5% on US FDA alert

The Sensex is down 7.95 points at 20,417.07, and the Nifty is down 3.90 points at 6,055.20.

Nifty below 6100; United Spirits down 1.45% on UK regulator concern

The Sensex is down 5.54 points at 20599.54, and the Nifty down 16.10 points at 6099.25.

Check out: Best and worst Sensex performers since 2008

Check the worst and the best performing stocks in the last 5 years.

Sensex at 21,000 is an illusion; it is actually below 13,000

In nutshell, the new high of the Sensex is illusory. The higher you go, the steeper the fall.