In our earlier blog post, we learnt how there may be a possible end to the bull run in Indian stock market, due to reasons including global macroeconomic factors. In today’s blog post, we will try to understand why and how the US inflation affects the Indian stock market.
For the Indian stock markets, Diwali represents the foremost auspicious time of the year. With festivities within the air, there’s additionally hope and aspiration for a lot of robust and more profitable year ahead. To confirm that this aspiration will become actual reality, Indian stock markets celebrate a time worthy tradition – the Muhurat trading.
What is long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax? It is the tax paid on revenue generated by an asset such as real estate, shares or share-oriented products held for a longer time than 12 months before it was sold. The definition of Long-term Capital Gains, or LTCG, is different for various products.
In May 2017, the Narendra Modi government completed 3 years in power, Indian stock markets have been largely on an upwards march, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty currently hovering around record highs.
Last Thursday, the Nifty broke out of the 7971 level decisively on a Daily and Weekly chart (as shown by Auto-Support/Resistance blue lines in the chart below). The rise in volume on the breakout is clearly visible on a Daily chart, and is clearly a good sign that the rally is backed up by strong […]
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