Indian Stock Market Opens Slightly Negative Following Global Trend
The Indian stock market sensex index began the trading session today with a slight dip, aligning with the downward movement seen across global stock markets. A key contributing factor to this negative sentiment is the recent surge in oil prices. Worries among investors have been amplified due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
As of 10:45 am, the S&P BSE Sensex index stood at 66,132.68 points, registering a decline of 150.06 points or -0.22%.
Attention on HDFC Bank’s Quarterly Earnings Report
Market participants are closely monitoring the quarterly earnings report of HDFC Bank, a prominent private bank in India. The bank’s performance holds significance as it could impact market sentiments and investor confidence.
Indian stock market Sensex index opened slightly negative today following the trend of global stock markets. The negative factor was the increase in oil prices. This is because investors are worried that the situation in the Middle East is getting worse.
As of 10:45 am, the S&P BSE Sensex index was at 66,132.68 points, down 150.06 points or -0.22%.
Investors are keeping an eye on the quarterly earnings report of HDFC Bank, a major private bank in India.
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