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August 19, 2023
Technically, the markets needed a correction, and it appears that in the upcoming week, the support zone between 19,100 and 19,200 would be important to watch out for Nifty. A zone of resistance would continue to exist between 19,500 and 19,600 on the upswing. Being ready for a turbulent trading week, especially with the technical indicators also pointing in that direction.
August 18, 2023
Quant says high volatility requires pricing and risk management models to be revisited
August 18, 2023
Bitcoin and Ethereum, well-known for their erratic price fluctuations, appear to be experiencing a period of reduced volatility.
August 18, 2023
European trading venues have broad discretion when responding to market emergencies
August 18, 2023
On Thursday, bitcoin fell 7.2% in its biggest one-day drop since November 2022 when top exchange FTX collapsed.
August 18, 2023
Market watchers grasped at several theories for the sudden downward movement in prices, from turmoil in China to interest rate fears.
August 18, 2023
Caution remains the keyword for oil traders this week as supply and demand dynamics play out.
August 17, 2023
“A lot of the EV penetration or the growth that we have seen has been on the back of the subsidy support that was given and therefore, in light of that, we would also believe that going forward, while EV penetration will increase, there is still space for the ICE engines in terms of the two-wheeler space. ”
August 17, 2023
Standard Chartered analysts say that highly effective producer output restraint, led by Saudi Arabia, will create the conditions for a price rally
August 16, 2023
“We are a country with 5-8% inflation. Every year, the value of our money keeps going down. So not investing is a much bigger risk. The comfort of short-term safety blinds us to the long-term risk that we have if we do not increase our purchasing power. These are a few things to keep in mind.”