
Indian equity markets ended higher with the Nifty 50 closing at 24,765.90 and the Sensex rising 899 points to 80,015.90. The rally was driven by easing geopolitical tensions involving Iran, strength in global markets, a rebound in the rupee, and strong buying interest in refinery stocks led by Reliance Industries.
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Trump is contemplating further tariffs on China and intends to put tariffs on Canada and Mexico on Saturday.

Given how poor the EU economy is, markets are more than fully priced on the ECB to lower rates by 25 basis points to 2.75% later on Thursday

The rise of China's DeepSeek free AI assistant, which it claims utilizes cheaper processors and less data, caused a widespread shakeout in financial markets

Ahead of this week's European Central Bank policy meeting, where the central bank is anticipated to reduce borrowing costs, the euro was down 0.14% at $1.0474.

The yen was barely moving at 156.11 to the dollar before the decision, hovering around a one-week low from the previous session.

The European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve are expected to make rate decisions on Thursday and Wednesday of next week, respectively.

Benchmark indices ended on a positive note in a volatile session on May 4, 2026, driven by falling crude oil prices and improved investor sentiment following state election results. Realty, Metal, and Healthcare stocks led broad-based gains, while IT lagged.

Vedanta Ltd stock surged nearly 8% after its demerger, recovering from a technical dip and showing signs of stabilization. With strong trading volumes, delivery-based buying, and plans to list multiple business verticals, investors are betting on long-term value unlocking.

Benchmark indices closed in the red with Nifty at 24,044 and Sensex at 77,132, weighed down by global uncertainty, surging oil prices, and foreign investor outflows. While select stocks like Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance showed strength, sectors such as metals, PSU banks, and realty faced sharp declines in a risk-off market environment.

Vedanta stock saw a sharp 65–70% fall ahead of its 2026 demerger, but the drop is purely technical as the company splits into five new entities. Investors will receive shares in all new businesses, meaning no real value is lost—only redistributed.

Benchmark indices ended on a positive note in a volatile session on May 4, 2026, driven by falling crude oil prices and improved investor sentiment following state election results. Realty, Metal, and Healthcare stocks led broad-based gains, while IT lagged.

Vedanta Ltd stock surged nearly 8% after its demerger, recovering from a technical dip and showing signs of stabilization. With strong trading volumes, delivery-based buying, and plans to list multiple business verticals, investors are betting on long-term value unlocking.

Benchmark indices closed in the red with Nifty at 24,044 and Sensex at 77,132, weighed down by global uncertainty, surging oil prices, and foreign investor outflows. While select stocks like Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance showed strength, sectors such as metals, PSU banks, and realty faced sharp declines in a risk-off market environment.

Vedanta stock saw a sharp 65–70% fall ahead of its 2026 demerger, but the drop is purely technical as the company splits into five new entities. Investors will receive shares in all new businesses, meaning no real value is lost—only redistributed.
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