
In opening trades, Sensex zoomed 354 points or 0.60% regaining 59,000-mark at 59,141 while Nifty was quoting at 17,625 surging 113 points or 0.65%.

Despite strong global cues, our markets started the week on a negative note and slipped further to close at the lowest level in the last three months

Asian stocks are trading higher, with investors looking ahead to a week of central bank meetings that could indicate the end of U.S. policy stimulus.

Axis Securities is bullish on Indiabulls Real Estate with a price target of Rs 205 per share.

Sensex slipped 165 points or 0.28% to 58,641. Similarly, Nifty was quoting at 17,474 lower by 42 points or 0.24%

Credit Suisse reportedly expects the economy to continue to show positive surprises and record up to 9% growth in the next fiscal.

Axis Securities is bullish on Aurobindo Pharma with a price target of Rs 740 per share.
Investors are keenly awaiting the US inflation data in order to gauge the Fed’s decision on rolling back economic stimulus

Sustained FII selling had pushed the market to oversold territory, facilitating a sharp rebound when risk-on resumed globally.

Asian stocks are trading higher on Thursday as traders bet the global recovery will be resilient to the new virus strain.