Stocks in India struggled to advance amid mixed markets in Asia and volatile crude oil prices. Investors reacted to corporate news after the end of the earnings season.
Stocks advanced in Mumbai after crude oil prices declined in international trading and the rupee hovered near its record low.
Stocks in Mumbai advanced, and the Indian rupee weakened despite the decline in the U.S. dollar against the world's major currencies. Crude oil was in focus ahead of the OPEC+ meeting this weekend.
Benchmark indexes in Mumbai advanced following tech-fueled gains in New York in overnight trading. Crude oil prices rebounded for the third day in a row after dropping for the last four consecutive weeks.
Stocks in Mumbai hovered near the flatline after benchmarks advanced for three weeks in a row. Crude oil edged higher after falling for four weeks in a row, and the rupee hovered near its record low.
Stocks in Mumbai hovered near the flatline after the Reserve Bank of India cautioned on inflation and estimated improving economic growth in the current quarter. The decline in crude oil prices kept the stock market decline in check.
Benchmark indexes in Mumbai extended their weekly rally for the second week in a row. Bond yields edged lower, and the Indian rupee hovered near the recent low despite the weakening U.S. dollar.
Benchmark indexes in Mumbai advanced following a global market advance after consumer price inflation weakened in October. Interest rate-sensitive stocks led the gainers.
Market indexes traded lower amid ongoing worries about interest rate uncertainties in the U.S. and Euro Area. Gross direct and next tax collection advanced and forex reserve rose for the second week in a row.
Mumbai stocks lacked direction, and the yield on the Indian government bonds edged lower following the decline in worldwide bond yields. The rupee held near its record low, and crude oil prices dropped to three-month lows.
Benchmark indexes in Mumbai edged lower following comments from Governor Das on inflation. Investors turned cautious ahead of the Diwali holidays, and the Indian rupee hovered near its record low.
Stocks in Mumbai edged lower, and investors reacted to domestic earnings. Indian government bond yields were stable, and the rupee hovered at its record low amid weak global market sentiment.