Asian Paints

2478.7 -14.90

Cipla

1578.2 18.60

Eicher Motors

6924.5 34.00

Nestle India

1209.1 4.80

Grasim Inds

2878.8 13.40

Hero Motocorp

5370 20.00

Hindalco Inds.

750.15 0.05

Hind. Unilever

2586.8 17.10

ITC

411.55 2.25

Trent

5144 -53.50

Larsen & Toubro

3686 0.50

M & M

3642.2 9.00

Reliance Industr

1415 1.20

Tata Consumer

1129.3 -7.00

Tata Motors

711.2 -7.95

Tata Steel

172.03 0.67

Wipro

256.93 2.78

Apollo Hospitals

7850.5 -37.50

Dr Reddy's Labs

1322.7 11.30

Titan Company

3511.3 -11.70

SBI

854.35 -2.80

Shriram Finance

626.9 3.65

Bharat Electron

409.9 -2.30

Kotak Mah. Bank

2054.6 4.30

Infosys

1540.6 18.20

Bajaj Finance

996.5 -11.00

Adani Enterp.

2402 0.00

Sun Pharma.Inds.

1648.6 28.40

JSW Steel

1121.1 10.10

HDFC Bank

976.9 10.40

TCS

3176.7 3.90

ICICI Bank

1421.7 2.50

Power Grid Corpn

289.1 1.95

Maruti Suzuki

15817 16.00

IndusInd Bank

735.45 -3.60

Axis Bank

1133 7.00

HCL Technologies

1493.8 12.30

O N G C

235.59 -1.29

NTPC

336.95 0.55

Coal India

393.15 -6.60

Bharti Airtel

1941.1 -0.20

Tech Mahindra

1550.7 3.50

Adani Ports

1412.8 6.70

HDFC Life Insur.

784.6 16.55

SBI Life Insuran

1821.8 17.80

UltraTech Cem.

12626 -95.00

Bajaj Auto

9075 -9.00

Bajaj Finserv

2069.2 12.20

Eternal Ltd

337.85 9.60

Pre-Session - Detailed News Back
GIFT Nifty hints at value-driven bounce
08-Apr-25   08:31 Hrs IST

GIFT Nifty:

The GIFT Nifty April 2025 futures are flashing a 203-point rise in early trade, sending a strong green signal for the Nifty 50's opening bell.

Institutional Flows:

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold shares worth Rs 9,040.01 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net buyers to the tune of Rs 12,122.45 crore in the Indian equity market on 7 April 2025, provisional data showed.

According to NSDL data, FPIs have sold shares worth Rs 14222.77 crore in the secondary market during April 2025 (so far). This follows their sale of shares worth Rs 6027.77 crore in March 2024.

Global Markets:

Dow Jones futures is up 775 points, indicating a rebound in the US stocks today.

Asian markets staged a cautious rebound on Tuesday, recovering some ground after Monday's financial bloodbath triggered by fresh concerns over worsening consumer finances and tariffs.

The market jitters followed US President Donald Trump's fiery threat to slap a whopping 50% tariff on imports from Beijing. This came in response to China's own counterpunch: a 34% tit-for-tat tariff on US goods. Not to be outdone, China's Commerce Ministry doubled down on Tuesday, vowing to fight to the end and warning of further countermeasures if Washington follows through.

Even as the rhetoric escalated, Beijing struck a note of restraint. The Commerce Ministry reiterated that it still favored dialogue with the US, cautioning that in a trade war, there are no winners.

The escalating tensions have left global investors rattled. Analysts are now openly worrying about the ripple effects on supply chains, trade routes, and overall economic stability. A full-blown trade war, they warn, could put global growth into a chokehold.

Over in the US, Wall Street had a rough ride Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 0.9%, the S&P 500 dipped 0.2%, and the Nasdaq managed a modest 0.1% gain'thanks in part to a late-session tech rebound.

President Trump, meanwhile, remained unmoved by the volatility, reiterating his administration's commitment to reciprocal tariffs, brushing off any talk of a pause.

Among the tech heavyweights, NVIDIA soared 3.5%, and Broadcom Inc surged 5.4%. Amazon and Meta Platforms also clawed back losses. On the flip side, Apple slid 3.7%, and Tesla tumbled another 2.6%, adding to investor anxiety.

Domestic Market:

The domestic equity market endured a brutal blow today, closing deep in the red for the third straight session, as traders were left nursing staggering losses. A global sell-off'driven by escalating trade tensions and rising fears of a U.S. recession'sent tremors through Dalal Street, leaving investor sentiment severely bruised. The Nifty closed below 22,170, with metals, banks, pharma, and IT stocks leading the charge in a broad-based sell-off.

The S&P BSE Sensex plummeted 2,226.79 points, or 2.95%, to close at 73,137.90, while the Nifty 50 nosedived 742.85 points, or 3.24%, settling at 22,161.60. In just three trading sessions, the Sensex has shed 4.54%, and the Nifty has lost a staggering 5.01%.

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