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Nifty retests breakout zone: Key levels to watch - Vimarsana News

Nifty retests breakout zone: Key levels to watch

This was a 15-year high, seen previously only in 2007. This sent the equity markets into a tailspin. The markets remained under strong corrective pressure for three sessions in the truncated week, with the last trading day seeing a technical rebound.

Mint Primer: What the spike in US bond yields means for you - Vimarsana News

Mint Primer: What the spike in US bond yields means for you

The yield on 10-year US treasury bonds crossed 5% on Monday—the first time since 2007

Global concerns weigh on Dow Jones, but Indian market remains resilient - Vimarsana News

Global concerns weigh on Dow Jones, but Indian market remains resilient

Concerns regarding rising crude oil, yield and gold prices, coupled with the pessimistic sentiment stemming from the Israel-Gaza conflict and geopolitical tensions, have sent the Dow Jones into a...

Gold: How gold acts as a barometer of economic stability - Vimarsana News

Gold: How gold acts as a barometer of economic stability

Let us understand the effect of an increase in bond yields on the overall market. The 10-year US Government Bond Yield has surged to its highest level since 2007. This significant increase in bond yields is driven by rising interest rates and further fueled by geopolitical risks.

global recession fears: India better off than most other markets, but not immune to global recession fears: Arvind Sanger - Vimarsana News

global recession fears: India better off than most other markets, but not immune to global recession fears: Arvind Sanger

“India is better off than most other markets and India's earnings this quarter should be pretty solid, but India is not immune to global recession fears and Middle East tensions creating any spike in oil prices. Patience is the name of the game. I do not see any reason equity markets are going to run away unless all of these problems go away magically tomorrow, which unfortunately looks unlikely.”