Sensex Update: Flat Start Likely as GIFT Nifty Trades Soft; Trent, Bajaj Finance Set to Announce Results
The previous session finished with both Nifty 50 and Sensex marking higher closing values. The Nifty 50 index settled at 24,328.50 while the Sensex finished at 80,218.37.
Sensex Update: Flat Start Likely as GIFT Nifty Trades Soft; Trent, Bajaj Finance Set to Announce Results
Today investors are closely watching the quarterly results of Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Trent, BPCL and Ambuja Cements.
The share market today highlights IndusInd Bank, Go Digit, Central Bank of India, UCO Bank, Castrol India, Nippon Life, AWL Agri Business, Gensol Engineering, Aurobindo Pharma, KFin Tech, Firstsource, Oberoi Realty, PNB Housing Finance, Adani Total Gas along with Fino Payments Bank.
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Investors will pay close attention to IndusInd Bank Ltd. shares on Tuesday, April 29 after deputy CEO Arun Khurana resigned last evening which now risks the bank’s recent 21% stock rally.
Investors should pay attention to Tata Technologies Ltd. shares during Tuesday’s trading session since TPG Rise Climate is planning to sensex share price sell 1.59 crore shares.
The government-owned Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) expects to release its Q4 FY25 financial results.
US Treasury Secy Bessent: I believe India will be among our earliest trade agreement partners.
Bessent: Beijing needs to initiate measures to end the tariff dispute
According to the WSJ Nvidia experienced a 2% decline after reports surfaced about Huawei developing an AI chip which might compete with Nvidia's premium offerings.
The Defense Minister of Pakistan informed Reuters about their force reinforcements.
US economic pressures and discussions about Iran's nuclear program kept oil stable after its recent decline due to escalating trade war concerns.
Following a 1.5% drop on Monday Brent crude traded below $66 per barrel while West Texas Intermediate approached $62. The most-used measure of US manufacturing activity fell sharply showing more evidence of the negative impact from President Donald Trump’s tariffs. A number of economic reports set to be released in the coming week should provide further details on current conditions.
Investors looked at Asian markets with caution because they awaited the future corporate earnings reports as well as economic data that will reveal early indications of how President Trump's tariff policies impact the economy.
