This is the sharpest decline for the software exporter since April 2013, shows data compiled by Bloomberg
At the global level, trade war tussle, monetary policy of major central banks and oil prices, analysts feel, are the factors that will dictate market direction
Sensex, Nifty gain for 5th day; auto, banking stocks gain the most
This was the third straight day of gain for the both indices. Also, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were net-buyers for a second straight session
The benchmark Nifty is expected to make positive strides, if technical analysts are to be believed
For Airtel, keep a stop at 356 and go long. Add to the position between 363-364. Book profits at 365.
Hot stocks to lookout for today: HCL Tech, Coal India, Hindalco
The performance of banking and financial stocks was a big drag on the markets, even as gains in technology, consumer goods and oil stocks helped offset most of the losses
Avoiding momentum and focusing on quality at a reasonable price has helped Roshi Jain of Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund emerge a winner
Even after the surprise reduction in corporate tax, select large-caps have been outperforming the broader markets this year
The Sensex ended 504 points, or 1.3 per cent, lower at 38,594, while the Nifty declined 148 points, or 1.3 per cent, to close at 11,440
The brokerage expects the Sensex to climb to 45,000 - 15% upside from current levels - by June next year
Rupee weakens against dollar; 10-yr bond yield inches up
Kant said the Automobile space was at a disruptive stage and a steep correction in stock prices might see some value buying in this segment
The signal from the market to the government after the first 100 days is - 'The going is getting tough'
The Sensex rise was driven by metal, banking, telecom and IT stocks amid some positive news coming from Hong Kong
Here's a look at the top stocks that may remain in focus today.
For TCS keep a stop at 2,230 and go long. Add to the position between 2,275-2,285. Book profits at 2,290.
The BSE benchmark Sensex tumbled 769.88 points, or 2.06 per cent, to close at 36,562.91
Investors are increasingly getting risk averse preferring larger companies to ride out the volatility