Snapping its six-day winning streak, equity benchmark Sensex closed 129 points lower on Thursday, dragged by losses in banking stocks amid weak cues from global markets.
New Delhi: Mutual fund (MF) managers raised their exposure in bank stocks to an all-time high of nearly Rs.55,000 crore in June this year amid soaring equity markets. According to the latest data available with
Mumbai: The Sensex fell 60 points today, the first drop in six days, led by financial stocks after weak inflation data indicated the RBI would raise interest rates. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC and State
Mumbai: Stocks plummeted for the second straight trade after the RBI surprised the markets with a bolddecision to hike interest rates on fears of rising inflation dampening investors' confidence.The 50-share CNX benchmark Nifty slumped by
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