Stock Market Closing on Monday, June 1: Sensex down 508 points, Nifty below 23,400 - Key factors behind the surge | Closing Bell - Markets

Stock Market Closing on Monday, June 1: Sensex down 508 points, Nifty below 23,400 – Key factors behind the surge | Closing Bell – Markets

Stock Market Closing: Domestic equities ended lower on Monday, weighed down by weak global cues and persistent geopolitical tensions. Benchmark indices remained under pressure for most of the session, with broad-based selling seen across sectors. The BSE Sensex, after hitting an intraday low of 74,203.68, ended the session at 74,267.34, down 508.40 points or 0.68…

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Mid-caps outperform large and small caps: Commodity-led earnings surge drives 4QFY26 beat, Nifty EPS growth remains modest | MOSL India Strategy - Markets

Mid-caps outperform large and small caps: Commodity-led earnings surge drives 4QFY26 beat, Nifty EPS growth remains modest | MOSL India Strategy – Markets

MOFSL’s Large-, Mid-, and Small-cap universe delivered earnings growth of 12%, 36%, and 19% YoY, respectively, in 4QFY26. (AI image) Indian Q4 Earnings Motilal Oswal Review: Corporate India reported a stronger-than-expected earnings performance in the March quarter of FY26, with commodity-linked sectors and financials leading the upside, according to a report by Motilal Oswal Financial…

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Indian stocks saw biggest-ever one-day foreign investor exodus on Friday as ₹21,105 crore exited

Indian stocks saw biggest-ever one-day foreign investor exodus on Friday as ₹21,105 crore exited

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) dumped a record ₹21,105 crore worth of Indian equities on Friday, May 29, marking the largest single-day sell figure on record and renewing concerns over foreign money leaving domestic markets. The heavy selling came as the Nifty continued to trade below its five-year average valuation, raising questions over when overseas investors…

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India’s foreign investor selling is more cyclical than structural: BofA

India’s foreign investor selling is more cyclical than structural: BofA

India’s prolonged foreign investor selling is being driven more by short-term cyclical pressures than any permanent loss of confidence in the country’s growth story, according to Arbind Maheswari, Head of India Equities at BofA Securities. Maheswari believes a large part of the negative news around earnings, geopolitics and global fund flows may already be priced…

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