
Nifty 50 faces steep climb to 25,000 amid mixed market signals
The index surged 6% last week, breaking above 23,800 after a US‑Iran cease‑fire, but analysts warn five headwinds could stall progress toward the 25,000 psychological barrier. Concerns include lingering geopolitical tension, stubborn oil prices, hawkish central banks, supply‑chain constraints and valuation pressures.
Indonesia’s growth outlook is being squeezed by three simultaneous shocks – looming sovereign‑rating downgrades, renewed US trade friction and a fuel crisis sparked by the Iran war. Analysts warn the combined impact could stall the country’s 8% growth target and strain its fiscal balance.
The BSE Sensex slid 1,690 points (2.25%) to 73,583 and the NSE Nifty dropped 487 points (2.09%) to 22,820 as the US‑Iran conflict pushed Brent crude above $100 a barrel. Foreign Institutional Investors dumped roughly Rs 1,805 cr crore (≈ $217 million) of Indian...

Chinese stocks will be relatively resilient amid the March selloff. Heard this view a lot on shows this entire month. It's turned out to be on the money. CSI 300 is set for biggest monthly outperformance since middle of last year...
Asian equities fell sharply Friday as the Iran‑Israel war intensified, pushing Brent crude above $100 a barrel and triggering the worst Wall Street session since the conflict began. Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong led the declines, while bond yields...
Mainland China and Hong Kong equity markets nudged higher on Friday after industrial firms posted stronger‑than‑expected profit growth. The gains came despite a broader regional sell‑off driven by escalating Middle East conflict and higher global borrowing costs.

Reliance Industries Ltd saw its shares plunge 4.6% on March 27, wiping out roughly $10 billion in market capitalisation after India re‑introduced windfall taxes on diesel and aviation turbine fuel exports. The government simultaneously cut petrol excise to ₹3 per litre...
Singapore’s Straits Times Index nudged up 0.2% to 4,898.18 points, driven by modest gains in the three major banks and a 5.7% jump in UOB Kay Hian (S$3.53, about $2.61). The iEdge Singapore Next 50 fell 0.7%, with Yanlord Land losing...
India’s publicly‑owned banks slumped sharply on March 27 as the Iran‑Israel war sparked a broad market sell‑off. The Nifty PSU Bank index fell 3.4% to 8,285, with every one of the 12 constituent stocks in the red; UCO Bank, Bank...

INDIA: stocks down another -2% overnight to -9.2% in the last month - who gets you out of these country exposures? $INDA https://t.co/pQ984qpHQx

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) and Bursa Malaysia signed an MOU to deepen market connectivity, launching the co‑branded HKEX Bursa Malaysia Large Cap Index. The index tracks the 60 largest listed firms, allocating roughly 60% weight to Hong Kong companies and 40%...
RHB downgraded its call on Singapore REITs to neutral from overweight, citing the Iran‑Israel conflict’s impact on global bond yields and delayed rate‑cut expectations. Analysts now see the U.S. Federal Reserve postponing its first cut until 2027, while European and...
China’s Moonshot AI Seeks Listing in Hong Kong Under Heightened Scrutiny—Markets will be watching to see if the company can replicate the success of recent listings by other Chinese AI companies @Tracyyyqu @raffaelehuang https://t.co/ECrREtfSD7 https://t.co/ECrREtfSD7

Indian equity markets opened sharply lower on March 27, with the BSE Sensex dropping 730 points to 74,542 and the NSE Nifty slipping below 23,100 amid weak global cues and heightened Iran‑related geopolitical tension. The government announced a steep reduction...
S&P Global has raised its forecast for India's fiscal year 2027 GDP growth to 7.1%, up from its prior estimate. The upgrade reflects a rebound in private investment, resilient consumer spending and export performance, though the agency cautions that volatile...
Asian equity markets tumbled Thursday as Brent crude hovered around $100 a barrel and Tehran rejected a U.S. cease‑fire proposal. South Korea’s KOSPI slumped more than 3%, while Japan’s Nikkei and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng also posted declines, underscoring the...
Goldman Sachs downgrades India to Market Weight and lowers NIFTY target to 25,900 from 29,300.

Kospi just dropped 3%+. South Korea doesn't move 3% for no reason. Yen carry trade stress. Japan buying yen. Selling Treasuries to do it. Asian contagion doesn't stay in Asia. Watch $EEM. Watch $FXI. $VIX $SPY https://t.co/M3BpoEWXWm

The Nifty 50 surged 794 points (about 3.5%) over two sessions after President Donald Trump signaled a possible end to the US‑Iran conflict, reviving risk appetite on Dalal Street. The rally recovered much of March’s losses, though the index remains down...

The KOSPI slid 3.22% to 5,460.46 points after foreign investors liquidated roughly 3.11 trillion KRW – about $2.3 billion USD – primarily from the electronics sector. The sell‑off was led by semiconductor names, with SK Hynix tumbling 6.23% and Nvidia down 4.16%,...

Asian equity markets slipped on Thursday as uncertainty over a de‑escalation of the Iran war weighed on investor sentiment, with the Nikkei down 0.3%, the Kospi off 1.9% and the Hang Seng falling 1.4%. Oil prices rebounded, lifting Brent crude...
Japan's Nikkei index climbed 0.61% to 54,075, driven by a 6.2% jump in SoftBank shares after Arm Holdings forecast strong data‑center chip revenue. The rally reflects growing optimism that Middle‑East tensions may ease, even as the market stays below its...

Indian equity markets closed Thursday for the Ram Navami holiday, with trading set to resume on Friday. In the previous session, the Nifty surged 1.72% to 23,306.45 points and the Sensex climbed 1.63% to 75,273.45, marking a second straight day of...
Foreign investors have sold a net $50.45 billion of Asian equities in March, marking the largest monthly outflow since at least 2008. The sell‑off is tied to renewed Iran‑Israel hostilities, soaring oil prices and heightened risk‑off sentiment across emerging‑market Asia.

The outbreak of war in Iran sent shockwaves through global markets, pushing South Korea's KOSPI to its worst session since 2008 and slashing Japan's Nikkei 225 by 10%. Oil prices spiked to briefly clear $115 per barrel before easing. Early...
A death‑cross on the S&P 500—where the 50‑day moving average slipped below the 200‑day line—was triggered on Tuesday, prompting short‑term traders to brace for a pullback. The signal emerged as markets digested Jio Platforms' $4 bn IPO plans and Motilal Oswal's...
The Sensex climbed 1.89% and the Nifty rose 1.78% after crude oil prices fell 5% on reports of a possible US‑Iran ceasefire. The rally was reinforced by Reliance Industries' first Iranian crude purchase since 2019, signaling renewed confidence in energy...

22843.85 is a key support to watch this week on Nifty50. Today’s open: 23064.40 Current low: 23063.20 Market literally opened and kissed the same level… almost no downside follow-through so far. That’s interesting. Now the real question: Is this absorption before a move up, or just...
SK Hynix files for US listing that source says could raise up to $14 billion https://t.co/QBH8wtKrug

Milan Parikh, MD and Chairman of Jainam Broking, says India’s retail investor base has exploded, boosting market liquidity and depth but also heightening volatility risk. He stresses that disciplined, educated participation is essential for long‑term wealth creation. The broking sector...
China’s AI Stocks Rally as State Media Highlights Surge in Token Usage - Bloomberg https://t.co/gL8DSTlUNg

Now, investors are having a "Whoopsie" moment and are currently sending the Pearl Abyss stock +27.76% up. The studio yesterday announced 3M Crimson Desert copies sold. Happens in Asian markets all the time with game stocks. (It's 11:30am Wed in Korea, trading continues)...

Indian markets kicked off strong on Wednesday as the Gift Nifty rose to 23,170, roughly 100 points higher at the open. The rally was spurred by President Donald Trump’s remarks suggesting imminent US‑Iran negotiations, which buoyed global risk appetite. Crude...
HSBC's flash PMI shows India's private sector output index fell to 56.5 in March, the lowest level since October 2022. The slowdown is tied to the Middle East war, rising input costs and weaker domestic demand, raising concerns for investors...
Ping An Healthcare and Technology Co. Ltd announced a full‑year net profit of RMB379.5 million, a 366% increase from the prior year, while revenue climbed 13.7% to RMB5.468 billion. The results highlight accelerating adoption of its telemedicine and digital health platform across...
Bursa Malaysia ended the day at 1,708.76, a 0.69% drop, with every local index in the red despite a broader Asian rally. Foreign investors recorded a net outflow of RM168.3 million, and Brent crude surged to $102 per barrel, pressuring the...

"Petrochemical Shutdowns Spark Industry Shock, Asian Markets Plunge: Naphtha shortages force South Korea, Japan plant halts as Asian stocks crash amid supply fears" https://t.co/SZ6pwkCiSi https://t.co/se32khyggJ

The Philippine Stock Exchange index edged higher on March 24, gaining 37.02 points (0.63%) to close at 5,936.20, led by mining stocks as gold prices rose, while trading volume slipped to 634 million shares worth roughly $102 million. The rally was sparked by...
U.S. President Donald Trump’s 48‑hour ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz triggered a sharp sell‑off across Asian equity markets. South Korea’s Kospi fell about 6%, Japan’s Nikkei slipped 3.5%, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng dropped over 3%,...
Technical analysts recommend buying Gujarat Fluorochemicals at ₹3,250 (≈$39) with a target of ₹3,595 (≈$43), implying an 11% upside, and HCL Technologies at ₹1,360 (≈$16) targeting ₹1,480 (≈$18), a 9% gain. The suggestions come as the Nifty 50 slipped on...
Nifty Prediction For Tomorrow 24 March 2026 By Rohit Srivastava | Indiacharts Nifty closed the session at the critical lower boundary of its ongoing falling channel. Holding this bottom support level sets the stage for a potential upside breakout attempt....
Thai shares slid 1.78% to 1,407.42 points on Monday, the sharpest drop in weeks, as heightened Iran‑U.S. threats over the Strait of Hormuz rattled investors. The decline mirrored broader Asian market losses tied to the escalating Gulf war, underscoring the...
Singapore's benchmark Straits Times Index fell 2.2% (107.57 points) to 4,841.30 on March 23, 2026. Trading activity reached 2.1 billion securities worth S$2.8 billion (≈ $2.07 billion). Sembcorp Industries was the only blue‑chip gainer, up 2.6% (S$0.16 ≈ $0.12), while Singtel slumped 5.4% (S$0.28 ≈ $0.21) amid service disruptions. Regional...
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index slipped to 6,018.62, down 0.67%, as global geopolitical tensions and a hawkish Federal Reserve pause dampen sentiment. Technical analysis shows support at 6,000 and resistance at 6,150, with the index trading below key exponential moving...

Are You Ready For Another Big Dent In The Portfolio? 🚨 Gift nifty showing - Big Gap Down 🔻 Eventually portfolio will also falls. ✅ Now market structure (chart) will get worse below 21800 levels (nifty) ⚠️ Very negative for IPO market also. 😥 3-4...
Okasan Securities published its March 23 equities briefing, highlighting transaction fee structures for domestic and foreign Japanese stocks. The document lists a maximum 1.485% commission on domestic trades and up to 2.3496% on overseas equities, underscoring cost considerations for investors...
Had a short window to record this as we go live this Monday. Just to show: markets are in really bad shape this Monday. Japan and Korea are down 3-4% https://t.co/qr5MVM9jzS
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index surged 2.7% to close higher, propelled by a 2.81% rise in Meituan and gains across leading tech names. The rally followed a mid‑day dip and reflects fresh south‑bound capital inflows and renewed policy optimism for...

Japanese equities tumbled after former President Donald Trump threatened attacks on power plants near the Strait of Hormuz, reigniting concerns over rising oil prices. The Nikkei 225 dropped as much as 5% to 50,688.76, while the broader Topix fell 4.5%...

Australian equities slipped on Monday as the S&P/ASX 200 fell up to 2%, pushing the index 10% below its March 2 peak and edging toward a technical correction. Broad market weakness was driven by declines across most sectors, with miners and banks...

A global sell‑off in equities and Treasuries intensified as the Iran war entered its fourth week, with no signs of de‑escalation. Gold extended its decline for a ninth straight day, highlighting a broad risk‑off across asset classes. Asian markets fell...