Indian equities climbed on Friday, buoyed by broad gains across sectors, with indexes approaching all-time highs.

On Thursday, Indian markets inched up towards 52-week highs, while the dollar suffered minor losses.

Investors are also looking forward to the release of May wholesale pricing index inflation data on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, Indian equities markets opened higher for the second consecutive session on improved sentiment following data showing domestic retail inflation fell to a more than two-year low in May.

On Monday, most Asian stocks extended a global surge on expectations that the Fed will pause rate hikes this month, following data showing that while the US economy gained 339,000 jobs last month, pay growth slowed and the unemployment rate climbed.

On June 01, foreign portfolio investors sold securities worth Rs 71.07 crores, and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were the net buyers of shares worth Rs 488.93 crores.

With the majority of support from Democrats and Republicans, the House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday to suspend the $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, preventing a disastrous default.

Investor confidence suffered as poor economic data from China raised new worries about slow demand and a sluggish rebound in the world's second-largest economy.

Despite the lower probability of a U.S. default, investors remained concerned about the risk of a recession in the world's largest economy this year.

The HDFC twins were the most important contributors to the gains of the Sensex and Nifty.

Bulls grew stronger in today's session by declining volatility.

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The NSE index NIFTY50 improved by 48 points and is trading at a level of 18,252. The Bank Nifty on the other hand is down by 146 points to a level of 43,822 level. 

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Stocks in focus today are Jindal steel, Tata Honeywell, Bajaj finance, and axis bank.

Metal stocks fell 0.5 per cent on worries about demand recovery in China, which has been plagued by dismal macroeconomic data from the world's largest buyer and producer of metals.

 The April trade deficit was the smallest since August 2021, owing mostly to significant drops in both imports and exports ascribed to deteriorating global demand, which was led by persistently high inflation rates and higher borrowing costs.  

The climb in the auto index was led by Tata Motors, which rose 4 per cent, while the rise in the realty index was led by DLF, which rose as much as 4.89 per cent to a new 52-week high. 

Additionally, the company increased the existing overall operational capacity by 80 per cent.

Weak macro data from China, the world's largest producer and user of metals, triggered the worries. 

On Wednesday, Sebi permitted stock exchanges to offer foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) direct market access for the purpose of participating in exchange-traded commodity derivatives (ETCDs). The new provision would take effect immediately.

With the exception of Nifty FMCG and Nifty Media, all indices were trading with cuts in the sectoral space. 

Indian stocks gained on Tuesday, following a significant rise in the previous day due to a rush of corporate profits ahead of macroeconomic data. 

As of 10:55 am, the BSE Sensex is trading at 61,710 levels, surging by 641 points.

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While the benchmark BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 fell on Friday, amid frantic selling in frontline bluechip counters, a number of stocks experienced declines of more than 5 per cent.

In the morning trade, the domestic equity benchmarks continued to rise. As was largely predicted, the Federal Reserve increased its benchmark borrowing rate by 25 basis points.

In contrast, IndiGo airline operator Interglobe Aviation Ltd rose over 7 per cent. 

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On April 28, the foreign portfolio investors bought securities worth of Rs 3,304.32 crores and the domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were also the net buyers of shares worth 264.27 crores. 

The IT index soared higher as shares of Wipro, Tech Mahindra and LTI Mindtree rose after the Street appeared to welcome the businesses' earnings and other corporate announcements. 

The NSE index NIFTY50 is trading in green, up by mere 30 points, at a level of 17,844. The Bank Nifty also increased by 21 points and is currently trading at a level of 42,851 level. 

According to a study, U.S. consumer confidence hit a nine-month low in April, heightening worries about a potential impending recession. Asian markets continued to be quiet. 

The benchmarks for Indian equities, the Nifty 50 and Sensex, started Tuesday's session on a moderately bullish note, losing momentum after staging a late-afternoon recovery on Monday driven by financial and IT firms.

On Monday, Indian markets began higher as stronger quarterly results from industry giants ICICI Bank Ltd. and Reliance Industries Ltd. calmed some worries about a weak start to the earnings season.

However, concerns remained about the IT sector due to HCLTech's lower-than-anticipated revenue growth forecast for FY2024. 

Mastek, an IT firm, saw its shares rise by more than 8 per cent after a 22 per cent YoY increase in Q4 FY23 revenue, while Tata Communication's shares remained unchanged after the company's Q4 net profit fell by 10 per cent to Rs 326 crore.

Although high-weightage financials remained relatively stable, IT stocks fell by more than 1 per cent. It is anticipated that the markets will remain unsteady and erratic, and the earnings season will be the primary driver until the U.S. Federal Reserve rate decision on May 3.

While the company has returned 627 per cent over the last five years and the stock has surged 400 per cent in the last three years, its shares have been under pressure this year, falling 6.80 per cent year-to-date.

The market breadth turned strong as on BSE, 1,862 shares rose and 1,269 shares fell and a total of 121 shares remained unchanged. 

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Of the 13 major sectoral indices, eight showed a fall. With a 6.5per cent decline, the IT index was headed for its largest one-day loss since March 2020. All ten of the components decreased by 2.4 per cent to 15 per cent.

Despite this, the overall market showed positive breadth with 1,857 shares increasing whereas, 1,237 shares decreasing on the BSE and 142 shares remained unchanged.

There was some caution due to the release of important macroeconomic data later in the day and throughout the week. 

On Monday, Indian shares made gains thanks to strong quarterly business updates in the auto and realty sectors, but these gains were limited due to increased chances of a US Federal Reserve rate hike in May.

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On Thursday, Indian stocks initially declined but later rebounded after the Reserve Bank of India chose to maintain its key policy rates unchanged in order to evaluate the progress made in controlling inflation.

The Bank Nifty is currently trading at a level of 40,838 up by 25 points.

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  On Monday, the first day of the financial year, Indian stocks showed little movement as concerns about inflation increased due to a sudden cut in oil production by OPEC+.

Bright Outdoor Media Limited became the 428th company to get listed on the BSE SME Platform on March 24, 2023 after successfully completing its public issue on March 17th.

Domestic investors are looking forward to a set of macroeconomic indicators, including current account data and external debt.

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On Wednesday, Indian stocks opened higher, aided by broad-based gains across sectors and strong activity in global indices. 

 The Vedanta board will discuss a dividend today. PNB Housing Finance board is to discuss rights issue and fund-raise. 

The NSE index NIFTY50 following the Sensex rose by 63 points, to 17,008 levels while, the Bank Nifty is currently trading at a level of 39,439, up by mere 44 points.

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The financial sector pulled down Indian equities as they opened on Friday but gains in IT firms prevented further declines in spite of Accenture's warning of decreased customer spending. 

Labelkraft Technologies Limited became the 427th company to get listed on the BSE SME Platform on March 23, 2023 after successfully completing its public issue on March 15th.

On Thursday, Indian stocks experienced a decline, driven by IT stocks, in response to the Federal Reserve's continued efforts to combat inflation, despite signalling a potential pause in interest rate hikes.

Sudarshan Pharma Industries Limited became the 426th company to get listed on the BSE SME Platform on March 22, 2023 after successfully completing its public issue on March 14th.

This comes after a strong trading session on Tuesday, where the market nearly regained the losses from the previous day.

Sera Investment and Finance has a market cap of Rs 299.45 crore. 

Prospect Commodities Limited became the 425th company to get listed on the BSE SME Platform on March 20, 2023 after successfully completing its public issue on March 13th.

Asian stocks are trading higher on Tuesday, following a relief surge on Wall Street overnight on hopes that the banking crisis is improving.

The frontline indices were trading with major losses in early trade. Negative global cues dented investors’ sentiment. All the sectoral indices on the NSE traded in the red. HAL, Ujjivan Financial Services will trade ex-dividend and Continental Securities will trade ex-split today, March 20, according to the BSE website. 

Even as investors breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing of a purchase for the struggling Credit Suisse.  

The domestic equities benchmarks were trading with decent losses and fell in tandem going on in global markets. 

In the morning session, the major indices gained moderately.  

The S&P BSE Mid-Cap have plunged by 155 point and is currently trading at a level of 24,014 points. Similarly, the Small-Cap index dropped by 248 points to trade at a level of 27,123 points.

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The Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty50 began the week with slight losses on Monday, as global markets reacted negatively to the closure of US-based SVB Financial Group.

The S&P BSE Mid-Cap is trading flat in red, down by 210 points and is currently trading at a level of 24,578, whereas, the Small-Cap index plunged by 140 points to trade at a level of 27,977 points. 

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While the broader NSE index NIFTY50 fell by 61 points, to 17,693 levels, the Bank Nifty is currently trading at a level of 41,528 falling by 48 points. 

As investors resumed trading after the Holi holiday, the Indian market indices, Sensex and Nifty50 dipped on Wednesday.

The Sensex and Nifty50 indices of Indian equities opened higher on Monday, following gains in other significant markets around the world. 

After a gap-up start on Friday, the Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty50 maintained their early gains by following the direction of the world markets.

While there was some selling pressure on IT, FMCG and auto sectors, there was some buying interest for real estate, metal and PSU bank shares. 

On Wednesday, the benchmark indices for Indian equities, the Sensex and Nifty50, began the day with gains.

This multibagger stock has appreciated by 234 per cent over the past one year, rising from a price of about Rs 31.15 per share.

Tuesday's opening of the Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty50 was bearish.

The key equity benchmarks traded with minor losses in early trade despite positive global cues. Nifty traded below the threshold of 17,400. Metal, oil & gas, and PSU bank shares fell, while auto, media, and FMCG companies rose.

Indian indices Sensex and Nifty50 experienced significant losses on Monday as worries about further aggressive increases in benchmark interest rates continue to worry investors around the world. 

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The Sensex and Nifty50 in India swayed between gains and losses in volatile trade on Thursday, the final session of the February F&O series. 

At 10:50 am, the benchmark BSE Sensex is trading with a loss of 552 points, to 60,120 levels.

 The price has now exceeded the range on the higher side and from here we can see the stock reaching a new high hitting back-to-back upper circuit for the last six months. 

The Sensex and Nifty50 indices in India opened in the green on Tuesday, despite mixed signals from global markets.

The Small-Cap index, similarly climbed by 14 points, trading at 28,060 level.

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Meanwhile, more pessimistic remarks from the Federal Reserve led to a fall in all international markets.

In line with positive developments in other international markets, Indian equities benchmarks opened Thursday's session in the green.

The Sensex rose beyond 60,100 mark in morning session; the Nifty on other hand moved with modest decline. Stocks in banks and financial services rose, while selling pressure was seen in shares of metal, oil & gas and real estate

On Thursday, the leading indices saw very slight losses. After reaching the day's high of 17,653.90 in morning session, the Nifty fell below the 17,550 levels.

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Long built up is also seen in Steel stocks with Tata Steel and Jindal Steel gaining traction.  

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