Indian shares inched higher
on Tuesday, driven by gains in consumer goods stocks and
supported by renewed confidence that major global central banks
will start lowering interest rates this year. .
Indian shares gave up early
gains to trade lower on Tuesday as a rise in consumer companies
was offset by a fall in financials and auto stocks, with
volatility rising to its highest in fifteen.
Indian shares are set to open higher on Monday, tracking upbeat sentiment in Asian peers, after softer-than-expected U.S. jobs data renewed bets that the Federal Reserve would likely ease rates.
Indian shares inched higher
in choppy trading on Monday, as a drop in the state-owned
lenders limited gains from the country s information technology
stocks on rising hopes of U.S. rate cuts. .
Indian shares inched up on
Monday, tracking their Asian peers and supported by gains in
Kotak Mahindra Bank and biscuit maker Britannia on
better-than-expected quarterly results. The.