Globalisation should be diversified & democratic: S Jaishankar
Union external minister Jaishankar says the volatility over the last few years has brought home the importance of strategic autonomy
Union external minister Jaishankar says the volatility over the last few years has brought home the importance of strategic autonomy
The BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty are poised to fall on Friday, following sharp losses across Asia and negative trends on SGX Nifty futures.
From the Russia-Ukraine crisis to GDP data to ongoing state elections to sales figures of auto companies – this week is going to be action-packed for Dalal Street.
The month of February has been scary for stock market investors due to high volatility amid a slew of factors such as higher oil prices, Fed unwinding, and geopolitical tensions.
Today’s market rout wiped out ₹13.57 lakh crore investor wealth as the market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies dropped to ₹242 lakh crore from ₹255 lakh crore seen on Wednesday.
The sensex dropped as much as 1,856 points, or 3.2%, in opening deals, while the Nifty50 tumbled 516 points, 3.02%, to 16,546.75.
The BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty are poised to open lower on Thursday, following a sharp sell-off in global equities amid the worsening situation in Ukraine.
Sitharaman noted there is a lot of interest in the market on LIC IPO and the government will be going ahead with it despite the Ukraine crisis.
FM Sitharaman said that the FSDC meeting agreed that crude and the 'international worrisome situation' pose challenges to the domestic financial stability.