Large caps ended the week flat, while smallcaps saw a huge correction in the week.With inflation and interest rates rising and rupee depreciating there is immense margin pressure on smaller companies that

Markets recovered last week's losses and Nifty 50 ended above 16,000 on Friday closing.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesApril 2022 inflation numbers came in at 7.79%, the highest since May 2014.

Markets corrected significantly this week with smallcaps down over 5% on inflation and interest rate concernsWeekly Movement of Key IndicesSeveral factors contributed to the steep market fall:Unanticipated rate hike by RBI50 bps

While broader markets were flat, smallcaps faced pressure on the downsideWeekly Movement of Key IndicesU.S markets also continued falling with S&P down 2.9% and Nasdaq down 3.2%Earnings

Markets were largely flat during the week with mid and smallcaps displaying slight volatility.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesThe Fed signaled that in light of the ever-growing inflation, another rate hike is imminent

Despite it being a short week, markets faced volatility on the downside upon release of high inflation numbers for the month of March.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesIndian inflation stood at 6.97%

Markets ended the financial year 2022 on a euphoric note, recording significant gains after a long timeWeekly Movement of Key IndicesVarious positive cues like crude oil prices easing, reducing geo-political tensions and surging

Markets largely remained flat in the week, marking an uneventful week.Downside this week, were mainly seen in large cap stocks, while mid and smallcap stocks remained flat.Commodity prices continued relaxing this

As geo-political tensions between Russia-Ukraine eased out, markets continued recovering with Nifty 50 ending above 17,200. Weekly Movement of Key IndicesThe gains this week, were mainly seen in large cap stocks.The

Markets began the week touching fresh lows with Nifty breaching the 16000 mark. However, as geo-political situations didn't worsen, markets bounced back in the week and made back some of the losses.Weekly

Markets continued falling for a second consecutive week as new developments arose between Russia-UkraineWeekly Movement of Key IndicesThough broader markets are falling, there are periodic bouts of upward movement between the dips. This

Tensions in Russia-Ukraine dictated market movement this week. Markets witnessed its biggest single day fall since March 2020 in the week.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesOn 24th February, following the trend from global

Small and midcaps continued correcting while large caps maintained stabilityWeekly Movement of Key Market IndicesMarkets began the week on an extremely volatile note with headline indices down over 3% due to geopolitical tensions