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Read more about Commodities outlook & trading strategies by Bhavik Patel of Tradebulls Sec on Business Standard. If silver can break above the $26 level, then it is likely that the market goes looking towards the $27.50 level, and then eventually the $28 level

Sensex drops 938 points, Nifty settles below 14,000; 5 factors that weighed on market Analysts point out that the market was ripe for some consolidation at the peak valuation. January 27, 2021 / 03:44 PM IST Extending their losing streak into the fourth consecutive session, Indian equity benchmarks ended with deep cuts on January 27, tracking weak global cues. Sensex opened lower and dropped 1,078 points in intraday trade. Nifty fell below 13,950 indicating that investors are taking money o...

Reliance Industries and Infosys led the gains today.At days high, Sensex was just 125 points away from 50,000 mark

Gold market once again remained caught in a tug of war between expectations of an improving economy and rising inflation pressures as Joe Biden took office. Hopes of a massive stimulus bolstered the prospects for precious metals. Janet Yellen said that tax cut in 2017 for large corporation should be repelled, helping gold/silver to rally. Gold has resistance around $1,865 and needs to break that level for momentum to take it above $1,900. $1,820-$1,810 is the immediate support and we believe go...

Bajaj Finserv rose 7%, Bajaj Finance 5% and HDFC 3%.Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank gained 2-3%.

Extending fall for the second straight session, Sensex ended 470 points lower at 48,564 and Nifty fell by 152 points to 14,281. In the last two sessions, Sensex has lost 1,019 points and Nifty is down 313 points

Broader markets underperformed the main indices with BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices falling 2 percent each.

The 30-share Sensex sank 470 points, while Nifty ended below 14,300 amid weak global cues and selling pressure across sectors. HDFC Bank was among the top gainers as the lenders Q3 earnings beat estimates

Stay cautious, say analysts as Sensex, Nifty suffer biggest fall in 4 weeks Premium (REUTERS) Share Via Read Full Story Indian stock markets fell the most in nearly four weeks as investors booked profits after indexes hitting multiple record highs this week. The Nifty and the S&P BSE Sensex each fell over 1% to close at 14,433.70 and 49,034.67, respectively. This was the first major correction since December 21st, when markets fell over 3%. However, Nifty rose for a third straight week, while t...

Sensex and Nifty opened in the red on Thursday dragged by IT stocks that fell on profit booking. However, they came off lows later in the day. The Nifty IT recouped losses and traded in the green