Everything is not going well with the economy in America. Inflation is also rising rapidly here, while the economy seems to be slowing down. Now a data has been shared by S&P Global, which states that in the first 8 months of the year 2024, 452 companies have applied for bankruptcy in the US. This
America’s economic slowdown has weighed heavily on the tech sector around the world. According to recent reports, the jobs of 1 lakh 30 thousand employees across the world have been cut off this year. Big names like Cisco, Intel, Microsoft have issued pink slips to their employees. It is a matter of concern that this
On Wednesday, there appeared to be a break in the ongoing decline in the stock market for the last three trading days. Bombay Stock Exchange’s 30-share Sensex opened at 79,513.73, up 920.66 points or 1.17 percent, while National Stock Exchange’s Nifty-50 also opened at 24,274.50, up 282.00 points or 1.18 percent. Earlier on Tuesday, the
Stock Market: At the beginning of trading in the stock market on Wednesday, all 30 shares of BSE opened on the green mark with strong gains. Shares ranging from Mahindra & Mahindra to Tata Steel were seen flying.
After a spectacular rise in early trading, the stock market was in recovery mode, but now the decline has become dominant again. Sensex fell 166.33 points and closed at 78,593, while Nifty fell 63 points and closed at 23,992 level. During the day’s trading, Sensex rose by 1100 points and was trading above 79700, while
After the huge fall of the last two days, a spectacular rise is being seen in the stock market. On Tuesday, Sensex is trading up 944 at 79,693.64. Talking about Nifty, it has increased by 278 points and is trading at 24,334.10. Whereas Bank Nifty was trading at 50,660 level by rising 600 points. American
Has recession arrived? That report from America which rocked the stock markets around the world.
What will happen to the share market? This question is increasingly arising in the minds of retail investors. Because for the second consecutive day, a huge decline is being seen in the Indian stock market. Midcap and smallcap stocks are getting beaten the most. Shares of government companies have fallen the most. Actually, there are