MUMBAI: Stocks saw heavy selloff on Tuesday and indices like the sensex closed lower for the fifth consecutive session weighed in by weak global and domestic cues.As US President Donald Trump escalated the trade war with like-for-like tariffs on iron and aluminium imports, investors felt jittery globally. The weakness of the rupee, which showed some…
MUMBAI: Dalal Street witnessed huge volatility on Friday, with the sensex swinging over 2,100 points in intraday trades and finally closing 843 points up at 82,133 points – a two-month closing high. The day’s gains came on the back of strong foreign fund buying at Rs 2,335 crore, BSE data showed.The sensex opened Friday’s session…
MUMBAI: Foreign investors, who earlier this week had turned net buyers of Indian stocks after nearly two months, sold aggressively on Thursday to pull the sensex down by 1,190 points to 79,044. Except for SBI that closed marginally higher, all 30 sensex constituents closed in the red. The day’s selling left investors poorer by Rs…
