Les marchés boursiers indiens ont connu une forte pression vendeuse vendredi, le Sensex et le Nifty perdant plus de 1 %. Ce recul a été alimenté par des flux de fonds passifs liés au remaniement des indices MSCI.
Les marchés ont perdu 6 000 milliards de roupies en capitalisation au cours de la séance. La volatilité s'est accrue alors que les traders réagissaient à ces mouvements avec une dynamique directionnelle limitée.
Indian stock markets recorded their steepest single-day decline in nearly a month. The drop followed a worldwide selloff in technology shares and concerns over possible US interest rate moves.
Rapporté par l'IA
Indian stock markets fell sharply for a fifth straight session on Friday. The Sensex dropped 332 points while the Nifty ended below 23,800. Oil prices above $100 per barrel and foreign institutional investor selling contributed to the decline.
Global fund managers are reconsidering exits from Indian stocks as falling oil prices and rupee stabilization reduce key concerns. Daily foreign selling has slowed while inflows into India-focused ETFs have turned positive. Analysts note that attractive valuations could support a market rerating if earnings growth holds.
Rapporté par l'IA
Indian equities rose more than 1 percent on Monday amid optimism over a potential peace deal between the United States and Iran. Broader Asian stocks also posted modest gains following the news. Traders reduced bearish positions as crude oil prices eased.
Metal stocks saw a sharp downturn Tuesday with the Nifty Metal Index falling 3.2 percent.