Markets sharply fell in the week as fears around high inflation data in US, interest rate hikes, spread of Omicron gripped investors.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesThough Fed has been hinting at possible

Markets continued the recovery rally, as fears regarding the potential severity of the Omicron variant lowered. Significant upswing was seen across broader markets, positively impacting all market caps.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesKey

After a volatile week due to the new covid variant strain, markets held strong through the week. Large cap indices were mostly flat, while mid and smallcap segments saw recovery rally.Improved GDP

Markets tanked significantly in the past week with headline indices recording a 4% loss. Smallcaps, which are usually considered more volatile, protected themselves better on the downside and majority of the fall was

Markets experienced heavy selling through the week across all segments. Global inflation numbers and concerns of overvaluations were the main pain points dragging indices down.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesMarkets continued reacting to

Broadly, markets remained range-bound over the week. Returns in large cap indices were dragged down by weak performance of banking stocks.Weekly Movement of Key IndicesHigh inflation numbers posted by US caused S&

Markets witnessed a mild relief rally after correcting for several weeks. Small and midcap indices rallied with higher intensity than large cap indices that were largely flat and range-bound.Weekly Movement of Key

Markets continued the correction through the week. Unlike last week where small and midcaps were major losers, large cap indices absorbed most of the pressure this week, majorly due to weakening in banking

All major indices snapped the rally this week. Small and midcap indices saw significant correction over the week, falling over 5%. Large cap indices faced lesser correction as they were protected by larger

In another stellar week in markets, all major large, mid and small cap indices touched lifetime highs with the Sensex touching 61,000 and Nifty trading at 18,300Weekly Movement of Key IndicesMarkets

While largecap indices traded close to lifetime highs, small and midcaps touched new lifetime highs during the week led by a positive monetary policy, decent growth numbers and reducing inflation concerns. Weekly Movement

Markets witnessed another stellar week with Sensex touching 60,000! Large cap indices led the unstopped rally and shot up over 2% through the week. Small and midcap also saw nominal gains and

Key indices and sectors trades sideways and showed muted performance through the week.

Slowing growth concerns, Chinese regulations and other key events that kept markets rangebound for the week.

While a new all-time high was recorded in the week for Nifty 50, smallcaps continued outperforming broader markets among strong earnings recovery in select companies.

Broader markets remain flat while midcaps and smallcaps outperform, amid negative global sentiment.

While largecaps corrected, the outperformance in midcaps and smallcaps continue.

After a volatile week, markets resume the rally amid positive global cues.

Key announcement by Fed on interest rates led to volatility in markets

Amidst reducing covid cases, markets rallied through the week. Markets closed strongly on Friday led by a surge in banking stocks.

Markets showed volatility during the week after the release of inflation numbers in major countries like U.S, China, Germany, etc.

Despite lockdown announcements in larger states, the main market indices ended positively this week.