Indian benchmark indices opened sharply lower on Thursday, with the Sensex dropping over 560 points and the Nifty falling more than 200 points, as rising US Treasury yields and weak global sentiment outweighed support from softer crude oil prices.
US and European markets on Tuesday ended their trading sessions with gains as latest inflation data from the US indicated that price pressure might be easing.
New Delhi: As foreign portfolio investors continue to pull out money from the Indian equity market, the sell-off in the crypto market and the digital asset space has also accelerated in the wake of global economic meltdown. More than $200 billion were wiped off the entire cryptocurrency market this week and the globally crypto market […]
