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Despite foreign funds’ inflow, an appreciation in rupee and hopes of budgetary sops, Nifty slipped as negative global cues subdued investors’ sentiments

Nifty is expected to be volatile as investors look forward to more policy reforms, sops and tax breaks from the Union Budget.

Positive global indices, coupled with rupee appreciation and hopes of budgetary incentives, lifted the Indian equities markets today.

Hopes of budgetary incentives and healthy buying in metal, automobile and oil and gas sectors lifted the Indian equities markets today.

Negative global cues, along with disappointing quarterly results and a weak rupee, dragged the Indian equities markets lower on Friday.

Nifty closed on a flat-to-positive note today as broadly positive global indices along with inflow of foreign funds buoyed investors’ sentiments

The wider 51-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) fell by 14.80 points or 0.18 per cent, to 8,398 points

Positive global cues, coupled with healthy third quarter (Q3) results pushed the Indian equities higher today.

Hopes of positive third quarter (Q3) results, along with expectations on more spending support from the upcoming Union Budget lifted Nifty