The equity market has turned sharply volatile, with the benchmark Sensex frequently witnessing four-digit swings with alarming ease.

Just as nature follows a rhythm, so do the financial markets.

The Indian equity market has witnessed a sharp turn of performance.

Reliance Industries has long been a dominant force in the Indian stock market, renowned for delivering robust returns to its shareholders.

The Indian markets have faced a challenging phase since October 2024, with the Nifty 50 breaking a 23-year record by marking its fourth consecutive month of decline.

The Indian markets touched record highs in September 2024, and as investors celebrated, they had no idea what was coming next.

Understanding Sector Rotation Sector rotation refers to the cyclical performance of different sectors of the market

The article considers several case-studies and does an overall analysis to conclude how certain factors have contributed to the fall of the ones who were at the top

As the curtains fall on 2024, it is time to reflect on a year that tested the patience and resilience of investors.

As the global scenario changes every now and then with persistent geopolitical conflicts and inflation worries, investors may be feeling short-changed at the current moment on account of the dips in the equity markets.

The return of Donald Trump to head the U.S. administration will definitely mean a change in the existing policies that are likely to impact not only the global trade scenario and the value of the U.S. dollar but also a restructuring of various sectors in India that are dependent on trade links with the U.S.

Even though there is no negating the fact that banking stocks have dipped due to the underperformance of the sector, they showed signs of a comeback in October, momentarily reversing their underperformance. From the start of October, the banking index has outpaced both the broader and frontline indices. The article takes a closer look at how the banking sector may perform in the coming months and whether investors should continue to place their faith in banks