News for LKP Securities Limited (LKPSEC.BO)

Indian stock market plunges as India-Pakistan tensions rise, causing broad sell-off; analysts predict continued volatility.

Markets traded range-bound on April expiry day amid global selling pressure and weak FMCG earnings; analysts expect continued consolidation and advise stock-specific buying on dips.

Indian markets extended gains for the seventh day, driven by IT and auto stocks, positive global cues, and HCLTechs outlook. Analysts flagged possible near-term volatility amid geopolitical tensions and mixed earnings.

Equity benchmarks rise for seventh day, IT sector leads, Sensex up 0.65%, Nifty up 0.67%, market sentiment boosted.

Indian markets extended gains for a sixth session, with the Sensex up 187.09 points and Nifty up 41.70 points, aided by RBI's liquidity measures and steady foreign inflows despite global concerns over U.S. monetary policy tensions.

Benchmark indices rise for the sixth day, led by banking stocks after RBI eases liquidity norms, with Nifty and Sensex up.

Bulls held sway on the Street for yet another session on Monday helped by banks and financial stocks. Individually, HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries (RIL) and Infosys were top contributors. It was the fifth straight gain for the domestic stock markets. The BSE Sensex surged by 855.30 points or 1.09% to 79,408.50, while the Nifty gained 273.90 points or 1.15% to end the day at 24,125.55.Commenting on the day's action, Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities said that Nifty has given a clean breakout above the previous swing high on the daily chart as optimism among investors increases. Sentiment is expected to remain positive as long as the index sustains above the critical moving average, said De.

Benchmark indices rise fueled by strong earnings, foreign buying; Nifty hits record high, rupee appreciates, gold prices surge.

Indian markets ended higher on Wednesday, led by financial stocks, amid strong domestic fundamentals like low inflation and FII inflows, despite global tariff tensions and weak Q4 earnings expectations. Analysts foresee potential rate cuts supporting further momentum.

Indian markets surged on Tuesday, with Sensex rising 1,577 points and Nifty 500 points, as Trump's tariff exemptions spurred broad-based buying across sectors despite weak earnings forecasts.

Equity markets surged over 2% as Trump's tariff exemptions boosted optimism, with all sectors trading positively.

Indian stock markets remained shut on Monday for Ambedkar Jayanti. Despite a late rebound on Friday following a 90-day U.S. tariff pause, benchmark indices ended the week 0.3% lower amid global trade uncertainty and cautious investor sentiment.

Global tariffs negatively impact Indian stocks, causing market instability.

Stock markets surged on Friday, with benchmark indices posting robust gains following the US decision to pause reciprocal tariffs.

Indian markets closed lower Wednesday despite an RBI rate cut, as global trade tensions and recession fears weighed on sentiment. IT and pharma stocks lagged, while FMCG held firm. US markets rallied after Trumps tariff pause, but European shares fell amid rising China-US trade friction and healthcare sector concerns.

Equity markets slide as US-China trade tensions escalate, Sensex and Nifty close lower, FMCG stocks shine, rupee weakens.

Indian equity markets rebounded on Tuesday with the Sensex rising 1,089.18 points and the Nifty gaining 374.25 points, buoyed by bargain buying, positive global cues, and easing trade tensions. Analysts await the RBI policy decision amid currency concerns.

Stock markets rebounded strongly on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 making significant gains.

Indian markets saw their sharpest fall in 10 months on Monday, with Sensex dropping 2,226.79 points and Nifty falling 742.85 points amid global recession fears and a tariff-driven selloff impacting risk sentiment.