Indian equities have been on a rough ride through 2026. Crude oil above $100 a barrel, rising US bond yields, foreign investor selling and geopolitical tensions have all taken turns

Two numbers open almost every business bulletin in India, and most viewers never ask why there are two. One tracks fifty companies. The other tracks thirty. Both claim to speak

Market analysts have lowered their outlook for Indian equities for the third consecutive quarter as persistent foreign selling, a weaker rupee and elevated crude oil prices weigh on sentiment. A

In early trade on Monday, Indian equities indexes raced to new all-time highs, powered by advances across all sectors. The 30-share BSE Sensex rose more than 1,100 points to an

India’s benchmark records Sensex and Nifty50 are probably going to open negatively on Thursday following a 25-premise point rate climb by the US Took care of the Government Open Market

Some analysts have cautioned investors, warning that selling might reappear at greater levels. On the strength of encouraging global indications, Indian stock markets surged Thursday, extending the recent winning streak