BSE auto index fell 3.8 per cent to close at 15,783.39, as against 1.73 per cent decline in the BSE Sensex. Meanwhile, the Nifty Auto index ended at 7,020.75, down 3.83 per cent, as compared to 1.69 per cent fall in Nifty 50 index

FPIs have withdrawn Rs 33,700 crore from equity market since July 2019 while DIIs have been net buyers to the tune of Rs 43,800 crore

The equity market witnessed surge in buying, with Sensex gaining as much as 792.96 points or 2.16 per cent to close Monday's trade at 37,494.12, while Nifty settled 228.5 points, or 2.11 per cent, higher at 11,057.85

Equity markets plunged sharply with benchmark indices losing almost 1.50% each, amid heavy selling in auto and financial stocks. BSE Sensex closed 560 points down at 38,337 against the last close of 38,897.46. NSE Nifty50 ended at 11,419, declining by 177 points against the last close of 11,474.

Three days after delivering her first Budget speech, the Finance Minister met the representatives from the Indian corporate sector and economists for the Budget Roundtable.

On Budget day, Sensex rose to 40,032 level gaining 124 points intra day before the Budget speech started. However, the index tanked 467 points intra day to hit a low of 39,441 after FM Sitharaman finished her maiden Budget speech.

The 30-share barometer Sensex closed 394.67 points, or 0.99 per cent, lower at 39,513.39 as proposal of raising public shareholding limit and extending buyback tax on listed firms spooked investors sentiment

Reacting to Budget announcement, shares of Titagarh Wagons, Texmao Rail & Engineering, Texmaco Infrastructure, Hind Rectifiers slipped into negative terrain

Sensex Live Today: Sensex and Nifty closed on a negative note, as market participants turned cautious post the outcome of Union Budget 2019 amid globally weakened markets.

If one takes Bajaj Finance as a proxy, the most optimistic valuation of HDB Financial could be close to Rs 80,000 crore

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her maiden Union Budget 2019 on July 5, which will be keenly watched by the Dalal Street. In order to kick start the economy, and to encourage investments, Sitharaman may raise income tax exemption limit for an individual income tax payee, which can boost consumption-based stocks.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her maiden Union Budget on July 5 this year. Market expects Sitharaman to scrap Securities Transaction Tax (STT) to raise volumes on the bourses.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her maiden Union Budget on July 5 this year. Union Budget 2019 is likely to focus on infra development, providing tax relief to common man, resolving agrarian crisis, creation of jobs, disinvestment and fiscal consolidation.

Everyone expects the FM to distribute sweet savoury. However, the key challenges ahead of FM that will need immediate action would be to arrest the dwindling GDP growth, addressing the agrarian distress and fixing the financial sector woes.

Banks' recapitalisation and infrastructure outlay in the budget would help in reviving investment demand. Job creation is the need of the hour, and the government might offer fiscal incentives for adding new capacity by industrial units in economic zones for 'Make in India' initiative.

As the first budget of Modi's historic second term dawns near, let's look at what average Indians, both entrepreneurs and the salaried class, expect from the Government.

Sitharaman will have to walk a tight rope between fiscal prudence and spending on social welfare. The budget will set the tone for the next five years and offer insights into its thinking and critical focus areas.

The BSE benchmark Sensex settled with 0.6 per cent loss last week as market factored in some rationalisation in GST rates, shortfall in tax collection and RBI indication of losing traction on growth

Share Market Update: Domestic equity benchmark indices closed marginally higher, after a volatile trading session today.

Banking stocks led the losses with the BSE bankex  falling 806 points to 34,675.  Bank Nifty too slipped 690 points to 30,899. Nifty too lost 191 points to 11,830 level.