Markets witnessed wide volatility on the expiry day yesterday with Nifty witnessing wild swings but closed along the flat line. On the sectoral front, Nifty IT, Nifty FMCG index, O
Markets ended with modest losses on Wednesday amidst volatility in global markets while broader markets like midcap and small cap indices managed to post gain of around 1%. The sha
Markets fell intraday over 2% on the Budget Day after announcement of increase in STT and LTCG but later recovered to end with losses of less than 0.25%. The India VIX also dipped
Market activity on Monday remained muted with Nifty ending with marginal losses but most importantly, the implied volatility of in-the-money call options surged beyond 24% levels.
Markets witnessed selling on the final day of the week, which wiped out most of the weekly gains and forced markets to settle with meager gains as traders avoided to take any fresh
Markets formed bullish belt hold line pattern on Thursday on candlestick after Nifty opened lower but managed to end almost at day’s high with gains of around 1% while broader ma
Markets formed back-to-back doji star on Tuesday which is a sign of indecisiveness but with closing turning on positive side bulls had an upper end. Despite rise in India VIX, Nift
Market opened on a positive note for the week, with Nifty post modest gains on the back of rebound in banking stocks, while the India VIX crossed above 14 mark ahead of Union Budge
Markets managed to post weekly gains of around less than a percent on Friday after IT sector index surged nearly 5% to help Nifty surpass 24,500 mark while broader market movement
Market activity on Thursday remained range bound with Nifty trimming losses in the last hour of trade on the back of short covering forcing Nifty futures to end in marginal positiv