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Markets end September on a weak note
Indian equities closed September on a cautious note, with the Nifty failing to hold its recovery despite strength in banking stocks. With foreign investors stepping up selling and domestic institutions absorbing much of the pressure, the focus now shifts to whether October can bring some stability. Here’s what drove Wednesday’s trade and what investors need to watch next.
Market Close Explained: Why Nifty ended lower despite gains in banking stocks
The equity benchmark indices failed to hold its recovery on Wednesday (September 30), with the Nifty ending 96 points lower at 22,620 and the Sensex slipping 49 points to 72,480. The Nifty Bank was the relative outperformer, rising 373 points to 54,633, while the Nifty Midcap index gained 13 points to 59,332.
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Also read: Rupee rises 13 paise to close at 95.81 against US dollarFIIs offload nearly ₹25,500 crore in 3 days as market fails to hold recovery
Despite the strong domestic institutional buying, the benchmark indices ended lower. The Sensex slipped 49 points to 72,480, while the Nifty fell 96 points to 22,620 on Wednesday, failing to hold its recovery and ending below the 22,700 mark.
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West Asia crude oil flows hit 98% of pre-war level despite escalation, JPMorgan says
Crude oil flows from West Asia are almost back to pre-war levels despite continued risks to shipping, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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The new trading series begins with several stock-specific and sectoral triggers on the radar. Insurance stocks, IRFC, NCC and Infosys will be in focus, while auto and hospital stocks could see moves on regulatory and policy developments. Here are the key levels, companies and developments to track on Thursday.
Nifty Outlook for October 1: Index finds resistance at 22,800; check next support levels
Indian equity markets extended their decline on Wednesday, with the Nifty closing 95 points lower amid continued volatility and selling pressure.
Read more
Stocks to Watch for October 1: Insurance stocks, IRFC, NCC, Infosys and more
From IRFC receiving a ₹396.91 crore show-cause notice from Bihar tax authorities to Highway Infrastructure entering into a ₹220.66 crore contract agreement with UPEIDA, here are the stocks to track ahead of Thursday’s trading session.
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CAFE 3 explained: What India's new fuel-efficiency rules mean for carmakers and buyers
India's carmakers will have to make their vehicle fleets significantly more fuel-efficient from April 1, 2027, but the country's new Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) rules will give them several ways to meet the target.
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Explained - Why Hospital stocks Apollo, Max, Fortis, KIMS are down up to 7% on Wednesday
A Public Interest Litigation was being heard by the Supreme Court on price fixation of drugs, mandates for generics. The government was also questioned by the Apex Court as to why there is no 16% mark up across all drugs and devices.
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Beyond the market: Tata Trusts, insurance and Apple Pay
There was plenty happening beyond the trading floor as well. A fresh challenge to the leadership at Tata Trusts, IRDAI’s proposed overhaul of insurance distribution and the launch of Apple Pay in India put corporate governance, financial regulation and consumer technology in the spotlight. Here are the stories making waves.
Venu Srinivasan questions Noel Tata's appointment as Tata Trusts chairman, writes to Charity Commissioner
Venu Srinivasan, a trustee of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, has written to the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner. He has sought an inquiry into the administration and governance of the trust.
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Exclusive: IRDAI Chairman Ajay Seth defends insurance paper, says costs must fall
In an exclusive conversation with CNBC-TV18, IRDAI Chairman Ajay Seth defended the regulator’s consultation paper on insurance distribution, saying rising costs need to be brought down. He said the proposals seek greater efficiency, competition and transparency, with policyholders at the centre.
Read more
Apple Pay in India: How to set it up on iPhone, Apple Watch and pay without PINs or OTPs
Apple Pay is now available in India. Here’s how iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch users can set it up, pay at stores and make online purchases.
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Watch Here : Nifty Is Down Nearly 7% In September Series, Worst September Series In 25 Yrs
Indian equities closed September on a cautious note, with the Nifty failing to hold its recovery despite strength in banking stocks. With foreign investors stepping up selling and domestic institutions absorbing much of the pressure, the focus now shifts to whether October can bring some stability. Here’s what drove Wednesday’s trade and what investors need to watch next.
Market Close Explained: Why Nifty ended lower despite gains in banking stocks
The equity benchmark indices failed to hold its recovery on Wednesday (September 30), with the Nifty ending 96 points lower at 22,620 and the Sensex slipping 49 points to 72,480. The Nifty Bank was the relative outperformer, rising 373 points to 54,633, while the Nifty Midcap index gained 13 points to 59,332.
Read more
Also read: Rupee rises 13 paise to close at 95.81 against US dollarFIIs offload nearly ₹25,500 crore in 3 days as market fails to hold recovery
Despite the strong domestic institutional buying, the benchmark indices ended lower. The Sensex slipped 49 points to 72,480, while the Nifty fell 96 points to 22,620 on Wednesday, failing to hold its recovery and ending below the 22,700 mark.
Read more
West Asia crude oil flows hit 98% of pre-war level despite escalation, JPMorgan says
Crude oil flows from West Asia are almost back to pre-war levels despite continued risks to shipping, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Read more
From Thursday’s triggers to sector-specific action
The new trading series begins with several stock-specific and sectoral triggers on the radar. Insurance stocks, IRFC, NCC and Infosys will be in focus, while auto and hospital stocks could see moves on regulatory and policy developments. Here are the key levels, companies and developments to track on Thursday.
Nifty Outlook for October 1: Index finds resistance at 22,800; check next support levels
Indian equity markets extended their decline on Wednesday, with the Nifty closing 95 points lower amid continued volatility and selling pressure.
Read more
Stocks to Watch for October 1: Insurance stocks, IRFC, NCC, Infosys and more
From IRFC receiving a ₹396.91 crore show-cause notice from Bihar tax authorities to Highway Infrastructure entering into a ₹220.66 crore contract agreement with UPEIDA, here are the stocks to track ahead of Thursday’s trading session.
Read more
CAFE 3 explained: What India's new fuel-efficiency rules mean for carmakers and buyers
India's carmakers will have to make their vehicle fleets significantly more fuel-efficient from April 1, 2027, but the country's new Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) rules will give them several ways to meet the target.
Read more
Explained - Why Hospital stocks Apollo, Max, Fortis, KIMS are down up to 7% on Wednesday
A Public Interest Litigation was being heard by the Supreme Court on price fixation of drugs, mandates for generics. The government was also questioned by the Apex Court as to why there is no 16% mark up across all drugs and devices.
Read more
Beyond the market: Tata Trusts, insurance and Apple Pay
There was plenty happening beyond the trading floor as well. A fresh challenge to the leadership at Tata Trusts, IRDAI’s proposed overhaul of insurance distribution and the launch of Apple Pay in India put corporate governance, financial regulation and consumer technology in the spotlight. Here are the stories making waves.
Venu Srinivasan questions Noel Tata's appointment as Tata Trusts chairman, writes to Charity Commissioner
Venu Srinivasan, a trustee of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust, has written to the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner. He has sought an inquiry into the administration and governance of the trust.
Read more
Exclusive: IRDAI Chairman Ajay Seth defends insurance paper, says costs must fall
In an exclusive conversation with CNBC-TV18, IRDAI Chairman Ajay Seth defended the regulator’s consultation paper on insurance distribution, saying rising costs need to be brought down. He said the proposals seek greater efficiency, competition and transparency, with policyholders at the centre.
Read more
Apple Pay in India: How to set it up on iPhone, Apple Watch and pay without PINs or OTPs
Apple Pay is now available in India. Here’s how iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch users can set it up, pay at stores and make online purchases.
Read more
Watch Here : Nifty Is Down Nearly 7% In September Series, Worst September Series In 25 Yrs
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