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The Nifty50 breached the key level of 24,900, and reached 24,837 when the market closed on Friday. FIIs consistently remained net sellers for last five sessions, reflecting broad-based selling pressure. Mid-cap and small-cap indices saw steeper corrections, underperforming the benchmark.

Meanwhile, the Pakistani military has been observed as moving their troops into forward areas, indicating offensive intent to further escalate the situation.

People across the country are flocking to markets to purchase sweets, and colors. Streets are filled with temporary shops selling gulal, colours, toys, and other decor. 

During February 1-25, FPIs pulled out Rs 31,158 crore from equities, Rs 4,467 crore from the debt segment, according to depositories' data. However, the pumped in Rs 120 crore into hybrid instruments during the same time. First is the trend of the Indian rupee vis-a-vis the dollar trend.

Equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty traded almost 5% lower on Monday, amid heavy selling in index heavyweights, tracking sell-off in global indices amid coronavirus scare.

Markets worldwide dropped drastically after the World Health Organization declared the new coronavirus a pandemic, heightening fears of a global economic recession. After witnessing one of the worst single day fall in recent times, benchmark indices closed nearly 8% lower in Thursday's bearish trade. The 30-share index BSE Sensex closed 2,919 points lower at 32,778, while 50-share index NSE Nifty ended 868 points lower at 9,590.

क्या India में China जैसी तबाही लाएगा Coronavirus? Coronavirus Alert | COVID-19 News Another six fresh cases have been confirmed as the New Delhi man’s family, whom he had visited in Agra shortly after arriving from Vienna. A total of 66 people were tested through the ministry’s Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP).

Investors were upbeat owing to the Fed`s dovish stance on future rate trajectory and strengthening rupee.

Among stocks, Yes Bank was down by 8 per cent at Rs 42 per share after gaining for two straight sessions. 

Domestic financial markets cheered exit poll results showed that ruling NDA is likely to will the general Lok Sabha elections on Monday. Watch this video to know more.

Taking cue from the strong global sentiments, the BSE Sensex rise 120 points to 36,377 levels in morning intraday session. Watch this video to know more.

This means that foreign exchanges, trading platforms can no longer use the indexes and data for derivatives and they can no longer trade any existing derivatives.

According to the report, India-focussed offshore funds have seen an investment of USD 501 million last month, while those of ETFs witnessed an infusion of USD 55 million, translating into a total of USD 565 million.

The slide in the markets came after the barometer 30-scrip Sensitive Index (Sensex) of the BSE touched its new record intra-day high of 33,865.95 points in intra-day trade early.  

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Markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday tightened P-Note norms by levying a fee of USD 1,000 on each instrument and barred their issuance for speculative purposes to check any misuse for channelising black money.

Researchers found that the generic directly-acting antiviral (DAA) treatments available in India are cost effective.

The interest rate hike by the US Fed is not likely to create much volatility in Indian markets and will have only a minimal impact on the RBI's monetary policy stance, industry bodies said on Thursday.

The Indian economy is strong enough to absorb the impact of the US Federal Reserve's interest rate hike, the government said on Thursday.

Market benchmark Sensex extended its rally for the second session today, soaring 167 points to end near five-month highs on widespread buying in pharma and bank counters.