close

Street Signs: Mkt in steel price trap, Adani contagion fears hit LIC & more

Stocks of financial services and information technology (IT) companies have accounted for most of the foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows during the first fortnight of this month

Sundar Sethuraman
Photo: Bloomberg
Premium

Photo: Bloomberg

Market in a ‘steel price trap’, status changes to ‘downtrend’
The fall in steel stock prices has altered the market trajectory to a ‘downtrend’. The National Stock Exchange Nifty has declined 514 points, or 2.84 per cent, in the past two trading sessions to close at 17,604. “We shifted the market status to a downtrend as the Nifty breached its recent correction low of 17,661. Many stocks continued to take on technical damage, with many moving deeper into their respective bases and breaking below the logical support levels,” read a note by MarketSmith India – an investment research platform. Analysts say if the Nifty fails to sustain above Friday’s low of 17,493 in the next few sessions, more selling could emerge.
White-knuckle ride for FPIs: Dump finance stocks
Or

Also Read

Life insurers' new biz premium growth eases to 10% as LIC loses pace

LIC stk hovers around June lows but analysts remain bullish, see 37% upside

LIC shares surge 9% as profit soars 11-fold in Q2 to Rs 15,952 crore

Thrust on non-par products to yield desired results: LIC chief M R Kumar

Q1 results: LIC registers multifold jump in profit at Rs 683 crore

Seven of top-10 firms shed Rs 2.16 trillion in m-cap; RIL, SBI hit hard

Sebi may probe short selling to hammer down Indian markets: Report

No change in schedule, issue price of FPO, confident of success: Adani Ent

Bankers consider delay, price cut in Adani's $2.5 bn FPO after market rout

Hindenburg report on Adani group: Index provider MSCI invites feedback

First Published: Jan 30 2023 | 6:10 AM IST

Explore News

To read the full story, subscribe to BS Premium now, at just Rs 249/ month.

Key stories on business-standard.com are available only to BS Premium subscribers. Already a BS Premium subscriber?LOGIN NOW

Register to read more on Business-Standard.com