The S&P BSE Sensex closed above 40,000 points for the 1st time on May 23, 2019 with the euphoria experienced due to the Narendra Modi led NDA Government coming to power for yet another term. Nifty also surpassed the 12,000 level for the first time in the history. Indian Stock Market History The stock markets in India began way back in 1875. The BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) is the most established stock exchange in India. The history of Indian stock trading begins with 318 persons taking
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2018 is the year which most investors do not aim to remember (although it is essential to keep everything in mind along with key financial ratios if you want to become a successful investor) where they have lost a major part of the gains that they have earned in 2017. All sorts of things have happened whether it is higher crude oil prices, Indian rupee depreciating against USD; US-China trade war, NBFC crisis, BREXIT issue, etc. which forces the market to come down and offer almost no return
A rollercoaster weak as far as Indian Stock Market is concern! Concerns over a trade dispute between the U.S and China, higher crude oil prices, week INR against USD are some of the factors that keep the Indian bourses range-bound all the week. Against all these, bulls were able to manage control over markets. The BSE Sensex gained 234 points whiles the NSE Nifty gained 59 points on a weekly basis as compared to previous week. Here is an Indian Stock Market Weekly Analysis (02 July 2018 to 07
In the absence of positive trigger from the domestic front, it was the global news like political turmoil in Italy, Brent crude oil prices, INR-USD movement, and the certain geopolitical news keeps the Indian Stock Market volatile all through the week! The BSE Sensex on the week ended 01 June 2018 gained 303 points whiles the NSE Nifty gained 92 points as compared to previous week. Here is an Indian Stock Market Weekly Analysis (28 May 2018 to 01 June 2018) by Finblab. 28-5-2018 (Monday)
Both the Sensex and Nifty ends the week on a flat note! A Downward journey for both the index for the first couple of days (backed by Karnataka government formation, crude oil price movement, quarterly results, and certain geopolitical news) and then a smart recovery in the last two trading session! The BSE Sensex gained only 77 points whiles the NSE Nifty up just 9 points on a weekly basis as compared to previous week. Here is an Indian Stock Market Weekly Analysis (21 May 2018 to 25 May 2018)
Poor week as far as Indian Stock Market is concern! Only two factors that twizzle the Indian Stock Markets all through the week are (1) the higher Crude Oil price and (2) question mark over the Government formation in the state of Karnataka. The BSE Sensex lost 688 points whiles the NSE Nifty lost 210 points on a weekly basis as compared to previous week. Here is an Indian Stock Market Weekly Analysis (14 May 2018 to 18 May 2018) by Finblab. 14-MAY-2018 Range-bound trading session at
Super-Duper hit week as far as Indian Stock Market is concern! Without fearing of higher crude oil prices, ignoring US stance on Iran and various other news factors, the Indian Stock Market continues to surge higher purely led by domestic news. The BSE Sensex gained 621 points whiles the NSE Nifty gained 188 points on a weekly basis as compared to previous week. Here is an Indian Stock Market Weekly Analysis (07 May 2018 to 11 May 2018) by Finblab. 07-MAY-2018 Superb trading session as
Highly volatile week (in a narrow range though) as far as Indian Stock Markets are concern! In the absence of major news (except that of corporate earnings) the Indian Stock Markets traded in the narrow range throughout the week, with the 10,500 to 10,700 range on the Nifty and 34,600 to 35,300 on the Sensex. There was some positive news like the announcements from the Reserve Bank of India on borrowing norms and minor correction in crude oil prices but that fails to help markets post