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Closing Auction Session Triggers Wild 14-Minute Market Swings on Expiry Day (opens the original)
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The Closing Auction Session on expiry day has transformed into a volatile playground for retail speculators, sending the Nifty 50 and Sensex on an unpredictable 14-minute roller-coaster ride and raising serious concerns among seasoned traders about market integrity and increased speculation. The benchmark indices were on a roller-coaster ride on Thursday. Thanks to the closing auction session (CAS), the Nifty 50 and the Sensex recovered in the last 20 minutes of trading and traded at values that
Nifty's late swings punish longs and shorts as thin liquidity creates havoc (opens the original)
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The Nifty 50 witnessed a tumultuous closing auction session, punishing both long and short retail options traders as thin liquidity exacerbated rapid price swings and unexpected market reversals. Selling in private-sector banks dragged the Nifty 50 down 0.61 per cent on Tuesday, while what was expected to be a routine closing day in the options market turned into losses for retail options traders. The Sensex ended at 75,577.58, down 555 points, or 0.73 per cent. The Nifty's intraday high of 23,7
Geopolitical Tensions, Rising Oil Prices Drag Down Indian IT Stocks (opens the original)
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Indian IT stocks, led by Infosys, are experiencing a significant downturn, with the Nifty hitting a two-month low, as escalating geopolitical tensions, rising crude oil prices, and the looming impact of AI disruption create a challenging environment for the sector. A fall in information technology (IT) stocks, led by Infosys, was the main reason the Nifty was dragged down to its lowest close in nearly two months on Monday. This happened amid escalating tensions in West Asia, which pushed crude o
India, US Equity Markets Less Attractive on FCF Yields; Real Estate Sales Moderate (opens the original)
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A recent Goldman Sachs report highlights that rising valuations are making US and Indian equity markets less attractive due to lower free cash flow yields, while India's real estate sector experiences a moderation in Q1FY27 pre-sales despite healthy underlying demand. The US and Indian equity markets are becoming less attractive on free cash flow (FCF) yields as valuations rise, while more value-oriented markets such as Europe offer significantly higher yields, according to a recent Global Strat
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