As we step into 2025, the Indian equity market stands at a critical juncture.

Equity markets often have an uncanny ability to baffle even the most experienced investors.

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In the past month and a half, the Indian equity market has experienced a significant decline, with major frontline indices dropping around 8 per cent and the broader market indices falling even further.

The recent decline in the Indian equity market has been a jolt for many investors, and understandably

The Indian equity market has experienced a sharp decline in recent weeks, particularly during the last week of September and the first week of October.

Since the beginning of FY 2021, the market capitalisation of companies listed on the BSE has surged by approximately Rs 260 lakh crore.

After withdrawing billions of dollars from Indian equities year-to-date, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have made a remarkable comeback in September

The Indian equity market achieved a significant milestone last week when Nifty 50 extended its winning streak to 14 consecutive trading days, the longest in its history.

The market has quickly rebounded from its recent downturn, with the BSE market capitalisation surging by ₹16.6 lakh crore

The Indian equity market smooth ride came to an abrupt halt in the first week of August. Frontline index Nifty 50 lost 1,000 points in a matter of three trading days.

As we were approaching the Union Budget 2024, most of us were filled with anxiety over potential new regulations that could impact the equity and derivatives markets.