Should investors dare to catch a falling knife? That is the question market participants are asking after the broad-based carnage on Dalal Street on Monday.
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As rupee weakens, investors can look at export companies: Experts (24-08-2015)
Should investors dare to catch a falling knife? That is the question market participants are asking after the broad-based carnage on Dalal Street on Monday.
US stocks end over 3% lower as S&P enters correction (24-08-2015)
It is the fifth straight drop for Wall Street, in an unusually volatile session that confirmed the S&P 500 was formally in a correction.
China stock plunge hits world stocks, Rs 7-lakh crore of investor wealth wiped out (24-08-2015)
The Sensex plunged 1,624 points, or 5.94%, to 25,741.56, its sharpest intraday drop since June 2009. The Nifty plunged 490 points.
Wall Street’s early slide points to selling climax, buyers jump in (24-08-2015)
Investors in US stocks have been arguing that a 10 per cent decline of the S&P 500 was long overdue and a missing link of a healthy market.
Wall Street stages dramatic comeback as Apple rebounds (24-08-2015)
US stocks staged a stunning recovery off their lows on Monday, helped by a sharp turnaround in Apple's shares, but were still down about 2 per cent in afternoon trading.
Sebi provides succour for companies on ESOP exercise (24-08-2015)
Sebi today said that sale and purchase of shares under ESOP would not be considered as 'trading' except for disclosure requirements under the new insider trading regulations.
Barack Obama briefed on global financial markets developments: White House (24-08-2015)
Obama has been briefed on developments in global financial markets, the White House said on Monday after world stock markets plunged.
Wall Street pares losses as Apple rebounds (24-08-2015)
US stocks staged a dramatic recovery off their lows on Monday, helped by a turnaround in Apple's shares.
European stocks lose nearly 450 billion euros in value after China rout (24-08-2015)
Stock markets in Frankfurt and Paris fell 4.7% and 5.4% respectively. Athens' market, already down, slumped 10.5 percent.
China fears wipe 230 billion euros off leading European shares (24-08-2015)
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 was down 2.8 per cent at 1,382.46 points by 0755 GMT, wiping around 230 billion euros off the index.