Nifty slides below 24,000 as financials, autos tumble amid global cues
India's Nifty 50 fell to 23,775.10, down 0.93%, with financial, auto and FMCG stocks leading the sell‑off and the India VIX rising to 20.43. Analysts see resistance near 24,000 and support around 23,500, suggesting a breakout could trigger a short‑cover rally toward 24,500. Meanwhile U.S. indices gained about 0.7% on news of Israel‑Lebanon peace talks, while European markets retreated.
Investors pushed the Kospi, Nikkei and Hang Seng higher after news of a tentative U.S.-Iran ceasefire, with the Korean index gaining 1.9% and Japan’s 1.5%. The rally was tempered by lingering doubts about the durability of the truce and ongoing Middle‑East volatility.
Lotus Technology announced a $23 million strategic equity investment from eCarX and posted a 9% full‑year gross margin, boosted by a 43% inventory reduction. The Chinese EV maker also expanded its global dealer network to 211 outlets while navigating tariff pressures...

Philippine Stock Exchange chief Ramon Monzon said the market will rebound despite the Middle East conflict, citing stronger reserves and a manageable debt profile. He highlighted that the Philippines now holds enough foreign reserves to cover seven months of exports,...

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries’ shares fell about 4% to ₹1,654.70 (≈$20) after media reports that the company is close to a $12 billion bid for U.S. women’s‑health firm Organon. The deal would be Sun’s largest ever acquisition, adding Organon’s $6.2 billion 2025 revenue,...

Thailand’s SET Index rebounded past the 1,500‑point level, closing at 1,506.84 on Friday – a 3.6% weekly gain and a 15% year‑to‑date rise that outpaces most regional peers. Daily turnover averaged 52.18 billion baht (≈ $1.46 billion), with foreign investors accounting for 53.8%...

Foreign investors poured into South Korea’s high‑bandwidth memory (HBM) and related AI‑infrastructure supply chain, lifting the KOSPI 1.4% as the KRW weakened. The inflow coincided with a post‑ceasefire risk‑premium compression and a 2.1% rally in the S&P 500, signaling targeted conviction...

The Nifty 50 breached the psychological 24,000 mark, closing at 24,004.70, while the Sensex rose to 77,380.42. Broad‑based buying in financials, autos and consumer stocks lifted the market, but the technology pack lagged, with Infosys down 3.5%, TCS 3.2%, HCL Tech...

Nifty has been going up in the face of an enormous rise in FII selling [annual numbers]. So the selling has not mattered but still all eyes are on FIIs. I can only think of two factors. 1.Withholding Tax [ also...

Indian equities rallied on Friday, with the BSE Sensex climbing 761 points to 77,393 and the NSE Nifty breaking the 24,000 barrier at 24,010. The surge was anchored by strong global cues from Wall Street and Asian markets, yet investors...

Indonesia’s wealthiest tycoon, Prajogo Pangestu, sold a 0.56 percent stake in coal‑mining group Petrindo Jaya Kreasi and trimmed his holding in Barito Renewables Energy to boost free‑float levels. The move follows a new Indonesia Stock Exchange rule that forces listed firms to...

On April 10, 2026, the NSE saw a surge in activity as Ola Electric Mobility, Vodafone Idea, Filatex Fashions, Jaiprakash Power Ventures and Auri Grow India topped volume charts. The broader market rose over 1% on optimism around US‑Iran talks, positive...

India’s equity markets surged on April 10, with the Sensex climbing over 850 points to 77,501 and the Nifty 50 breaking the 24,000 barrier at 24,036. The rally lifted BSE‑listed market capitalisation to roughly ₹450 lakh crore (about $5.4 trillion), adding an estimated ₹5 lakh crore ($60 billion)...

On April 10, Indian equities opened higher, with the Nifty 50 up 0.72% to 23,945 and the Sensex gaining 0.70% to 77,189. The rally was led by the financial sector, which rose 1.6% on the day and 8.2% over the week, ending...

Oil marketing companies Indian Oil Corp (IOC), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) jumped 2‑2.5% on April 10 as crude prices retreated from recent peaks. Brent and WTI fell about 11% this week, the steepest weekly decline since June 2025, easing...
South Korea’s four leading financial holding companies are expected to post a record first‑quarter net profit of 5.3 trillion won (about $4 billion), a 5.8% year‑on‑year rise, even as household loan balances fell 0.31%. The gain is driven by higher corporate loan...
The Straits Times Index (STI) is tipped to open above the 5,000‑point mark on Thursday, signaling a shift to positive market sentiment in Singapore. The rally follows a brief two‑day slide and broader optimism sparked by a two‑week US‑Iran ceasefire,...
On April 8, the Hang Seng Tech ETF (ticker 520920) recorded a daily turnover of more than 3 billion CNY ($460 million) and a 4.87% jump in its benchmark index. The fund has attracted net inflows of 21.84 billion CNY ($3.06 billion) over the past...
The Japanese yen slipped back toward ¥159 per dollar and the South Korean won opened at 1,480.6 per dollar as investors reacted to renewed doubts over a newly‑brokered US‑Iran ceasefire. The moves underscore how Middle‑East geopolitics are reverberating through Asian...
Singapore’s Straits Times Index jumped 23% in 2025, breaking the 5,000 mark, yet IPO activity remains thin. The number of listings rose to 16 in 2024, still far behind Hong Kong’s 119 IPOs that year. Government and MAS have pledged S$6.5 bn...

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified Thursday as Iran warned it could abandon the US‑Iran cease‑fire after Israeli strikes in Lebanon, while the United States dispatched a delegation to Pakistan for talks. The fragility of the truce pushed oil...
A tentative cease‑fire between the United States and Iran lifted some pressure on Asian equity markets on Wednesday. However, the rally was limited as Israel’s large‑scale strikes on Lebanon, which Tehran says breach the truce, kept regional tensions high. Major...
India's Nifty 50 slipped to 23,775.10, down 0.93%, as financial, auto and FMCG stocks sold off, pushing the India VIX to 20.43. Analysts flag strong resistance near 24,000 and support around 23,500, suggesting a breakout could spark a short‑cover rally toward...
The Nifty index slipped below the 24,000 mark, snapping a five‑session winning streak as financial, auto and FMCG stocks sold off. Technical analysts recommend buying Hindalco Industries at around ₹985.65 (≈ $12) with a 7% upside target of ₹1,057 (≈ $12.7). A...
India’s securities regulator SEBI has cleared the Bombay Stock Exchange to launch futures and options on its newly created BSE Focused IT Index. The index, comprising 14 BSE‑500 IT companies, has posted a –24% return from January to March 2026,...
Nifty Prediction For Tomorrow 10 April 2026 By Rohit Srivastava | Indiacharts The immediate and crucial support level to watch is 23,662; holding this level keeps the bullish momentum intact. If the index successfully defends this support, it is...

CoreWeave expanded its AI cloud infrastructure agreement with Meta to a $21 billion, decade‑long deal ending in 2032, prompting a 7.8% pre‑market rise in its shares. Morgan Stanley highlighted Meta’s newly launched Muse Spark model as a catalyst, projecting roughly 25% upside...
Hangzhou ‘Six Little Dragons’ member Manycore seeks US$130m from Hong Kong IPO The spatial design software developer is selling 161 million shares priced between HK$6.72 and HK$7.62 each, with listing set for April 17 https://t.co/t3Gwcu6MsW via @scmpnews

Global investors are pulling back from India, citing heightened geopolitical risk, especially vulnerability to oil price shocks, and a lack of compelling AI investment opportunities. Valuations are viewed as rich, while a weakening rupee further erodes appeal. Recent tax reforms—higher...

Morgan Stanley’s base‑case model projects India’s Sensex reaching 95,000 by the end of 2026, roughly a 24% gain from its April 9 close of 76,631. The forecast relies on a trailing P/E multiple of 23.5x, modestly above the 25‑year average...

The Indian market retreated on April 9 as renewed Middle‑East tensions lifted oil prices, snapping a five‑day rally. The Nifty 50 fell about 1 percent and the Sensex dropped 1.22 percent, while private‑bank and PSU indices turned negative. In contrast, the Nifty Midcap 100 and...
Sunway Group’s takeover offer of 3.15 Malaysian ringgit ($0.85) per IJM share fell apart after the bidder secured commitments for just one‑third of the target’s stock. Valuation gaps, political opposition over Bumiputera equity rules and lingering corruption probes stalled the...

CHINA: stocks failed to hold more than a 1-day "cease fire" squeeze and remain Bearish TREND @Hedgeye https://t.co/86yW0QnDJk

The Sensex plunged over 1,000 points (1.3%) to 76,557, and the Nifty 50 fell 257 points (1.07%) on April 9, following a brief rally sparked by a US‑Iran ceasefire. Renewed geopolitical tension, including a blocked Strait of Hormuz and Israeli strikes...
Australia’s ASX200 edged up 0.2% to 8,973 points on Thursday as oil prices recovered and energy and financial stocks provided support. The market’s modest gain came amid a fragile US‑Iran cease‑fire, with the Strait of Hormuz still partially closed, keeping...

The Nifty‑Gold ratio climbed to 1.57, up from 1.5 last week, as the Nifty 50 rallied over 1,650 points in early April while gold prices stayed volatile. A ratio below 2.5 historically precedes equity upside, suggesting Indian stocks may outpace...

Indian equities are set to open flat to mildly negative as Iran‑US tensions and persistent foreign institutional investor outflows weigh on sentiment, while global cues remain supportive. Traders watch the India VIX near 19 and a put‑call ratio of 1.20...

Breakout in the Philippine Stock Exchange PSE PM? Honestly the Q4 numbers were strong, so I would not be surprised https://t.co/77fgs8oMBy
Indian equities surged on Wednesday, with the NSE Nifty climbing 3.8% to 23,997.35 and the BSE Sensex up 4% to 77,562.90—the strongest one‑day gains since early 2021. The rally was sparked by relief over a US‑Iran cease‑fire that sent oil...
JUST IN: Asian markets are poised to rise at the open due to the fragile Iran-US ceasefire deal.

South Korean markets rallied sharply after a two‑week Iran ceasefire eased geopolitical tensions and lifted oil prices. The Kospi jumped 6.9%, with chip giants Samsung Electronics up 7.1% and SK Hynix soaring 13%. The won strengthened 2.1% against the dollar...

US President Donald Trump announced a two‑week cease‑fire with Iran, contingent on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The truce sent Brent crude down 15% to $92.97, its steepest fall in six years, and pulled WTI lower as well. Japan reported...
The United States and Iran announced a two‑week ceasefire, sending Brent crude down about 16% to $93 a barrel and sparking a rally in global equity markets. While the truce offers short‑term relief for oil‑dependent economies, analysts caution that the...
Chinese AI glasses maker Rokid planning Hong Kong IPO: sources | South China Morning Post https://t.co/rl1YQ27ki8

The United States and Iran agreed to a temporary cease‑fire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which triggered a sharp market reversal on Wednesday. Oil benchmarks tumbled about 15% to just under $100 a barrel, while Asian equities surged—Nikkei up 5.4%...
The BSE 500 index saw ten stocks reach 52‑week highs as the Sensex surged to 77,562 points. Leading the list, Godawari Power posted a 15% rise, while Adani Energy Solutions and Titan Company climbed about 8% and 6% respectively, with current...

The United States and Iran struck a conditional two‑week cease‑fire, easing Middle‑East tensions and prompting the Nikkei Stock Average to surge 5.39% to 56,308 points, its biggest daily gain this year. The broader Topix index also rose 3.32%, reflecting renewed...
Global equity markets rallied after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a cease‑fire with Iran, adding roughly $80 billion in market value. The Australian ASX 200 jumped sharply, reflecting a swift shift in investor sentiment. Crude oil prices slipped from $110 to $94...
Singapore’s Straits Times Index climbed 0.8% to 4,996 points after the United States and Iran announced a two‑week cease‑fire, lifting regional risk sentiment. Blue‑chip SATS surged 4.5% to S$3.72 (≈$2.75), while DFI Retail slipped 3.5% to US$4.38. The three major...

Japan's Nikkei 225 surged 5.39% on Wednesday, posting its third‑largest point gain in history after the United States and Iran announced a two‑week cease‑fire. The rally was driven by easing Middle East tensions, a stronger yen around ¥158 per dollar,...
Philippine stocks surged on Wednesday as the PSEi jumped 1.95% to 6,074.06 points, breaking the 6,000 mark. The rally was sparked by a two‑week US‑Iran truce announced by President Donald Trump, which eased fears of a broader Middle East conflict....