Gujarati travelers are pausing travel plans. Uncertainty from the US-Israel-Iran conflict and stock market dips are causing caution. Advanc...

Predicting the movement of the Nifty and Sensex is a fool’s task. Thursday’s trading on the market only underlines this truism. And it is i...

Investors are keenly watching TCS's earnings announcement following a significant IT stock plunge. Analysts anticipate moderate revenue and...

Over the last 15 years, Sensex and Nifty have shown a mixed but slightly positive record on Budget days, with average gains of 0.35% for Se...

Both Sensex and Nifty have risen over 5% each, reaching record highs in the last one month. This surge is attributed to the policy stabilit...

Dalal Street investors were left richer by Rs 2.24 lakh crore as the market capitalisation of all BSE-listed companies rose to Rs 272.47 la...

"The market falls on two of three occasions in the 30 days post the budget. The probability of such a fall rises to 80% if the market has r...

While Nifty50 does see volatility on Budget days, the 10-year average Nifty50 return for the day is a mere 0.1 per cent

Data suggests Sensex had fallen 3.44 per cent in five sessions in the runup to the Budget 2020. That included a 2.42 per cent plunge on the...

In 2015, 2016 and 2017, Sensex swung 678 points, 849 points and 569 points, respectively.

Arun Jaitley's last full Budget sent the domestic equity market into a tailspin for a while.

Following the Budget, the trend has been largely positive with seven out of the last 10 Union Budgets, including interim ones.

Policy shocks in previous budgets, especially in tax matters, could be one of the reasons why investors do not want to put bets on stocks a...

The 152-point fall in the Sensex on Monday marked the fourth time in last five occasions when the BSE benchmark ended lower on the Budget D...

Data compiled by ETMarkets.com showed Sensex has fallen 20.59 per cent so far since the Union Budget 2015 (2015-16), which was unveiled on ...

There have been four occasions out of ten, when Sensex had risen about 5-10% in one month post Budget, these gains were in 2009, 2010, 2011...

More recent data – since 2005 – showed that in each of the years when the Sensex gained from the beginning of the year until the Budget.