Sensex jumped over 400 points while Nifty crossed 23,250 after Tuesday’s sharp sell-off. Crude oil, FII flows and the US Fed decision remain key market triggers.
Indian stock markets opened higher on August 27, with Sensex and Nifty gaining marginally in early trade. While falling crude oil prices provided relief to investors, experts warned that heavy IPO activity and liquidity pressure could keep markets range-bound. Here’s what investors need to watch today.
Nifty jumped over 200 points after market hours as SEBI’s new Closing Auction Session boosted official closing prices of heavyweight stocks. Here’s why the benchmark surged despite no fresh buying.
To boost the Digital India initiative, the government has approved nearly four lakh loan applications worth over ₹53,000 crore for the MSME sector under the new Credit Assessment Model. This digital system simplifies the loan approval process by reducing paperwork and enabling faster, hassle-free access to credit for applicants.
According to the new provisions, bank account holders can now nominate up to four nominees simultaneously or sequentially. This means that the account holder can decide, as per their wish, which nominee will be able to claim first and who will be entitled to claim later.
The stock market opened higher on Monday after six days of decline. Expert insights suggest a possible short-term rebound, though sustained growth depends on global cues. Investors are advised to invest gradually in strong large-cap sectors and pharma.
The biggest benefit of this deal will be to the small and medium traders of India.
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