The Indian benchmark indices on Wednesday welcomed Donald Trump's convincing victory in the US presidential elections as both Sensex and Nifty gained more than 1 per cent amid heavy buying in the IT...

The S&P BSE Sensex gained 900.50 points to settle at 80,378.13, while the Nifty50 surged 270.75 points to 24,484.05. Earlier in the session, Sensex had surged over 1,000 points. 

Forex traders cite strong dollar, FII outflows; expect rate cut; rupee settles at 84.30; Sensex, Nifty surge.

In the stock market by 2:28 pm, the S&P BSE Sensex was up by 1055.31 points, reaching 80,531.94, while the NSE Nifty50 gained 311.95 points, trading at 24,525.25.

Mumbai: As counting for the keenly-contested US presidential election went underway, the Indian stock market opened in green on Wednesday as buying was

Mumbai: Domestic stock markets on Wednesday positively reacted to the projected victory of Republican candidate and former US president Donald Trump in

Domestic stock markets on Wednesday positively reacted to the projected victory of Republican candidate and former US president Donald Trump in the US presidential elections.

US elections: Donald Trump has already declared victory, and his win appears to have fuelled optimism on Dalal Street as Sensex has surged over 1,000 points.

The rupee opened at an all-time low of 84.23 against the greenback, registering a fall of 14 paise over its previous close.

Rupee hits all-time low against dollar due to foreign fund outflows, U.S. election volatility, and Fed rate cut expectations.

Stock markets surge over 1% as Sensex gains 901 points on Trump's U.S. election win, boosting IT and pharma shares.

Equity indices rise on IT stocks, U.S. market rally; Sensex up 338.1 points, Nifty up 101.5 points.

Sensex, Nifty further recover on buying in banking, steel stocks

The Japanese Yen (JPY) touches a two-week high against its American counterpart during the Asian session on Wednesday after Bank of Japan (BoJ) minutes showed that the central bank will continue to hike interest rates if economic and price forecasts meet.

Traders were in a bullish mood despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the US presidential elections, with all three Wall Street benchmark indices rising by 1% or more.

Gold prices increased during the New York session as Americans kept going to the polls amidst one of the closest of the US presidential elections this century.

In Tuesday's session, the AUD/USD rose 0.77% to 0.6638 as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) signaled a hawkish stance on interest rates.

London stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with caution dominating markets as US voters headed to the presidential polls.

Stock market indices rebounded 1% amid uncertainty over Q2 GDP and U.S. election, led by metal and banking stocks.

Rupee recovers slightly against U.S. dollar amid election uncertainty, FII outflows, and volatile global markets.

Sensex rebounds 694 points, led by banking, steel, and oil & gas shares amid global market trends.

The Indian stock market closed in green on Tuesday as investors set their eyes on the closely-contested US presidential election.

The NSE Nifty 50 rose 217.95 to end at 24,213.3, while the BSE Sensex gained 694.39 points, closing at 79,476.63. Both benchmarks had fallen by about 0.6% during the session before a strong rally in the final hours of trading.

(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks were set for a higher open following election-day gains in the US, as traders hunkered down awaiting results in a presidential race pitting divergent visions of global trade and the economy. Gauges of expected volatility crept up amid hedging by investors before an outcome that remained too close for pollsters to call.

Mumbai: The Indian stock market opened flat on Tuesday as buying was seen in metal, auto IT, PSU bank and pharma sectors during the early trade, as

The Japanese Yen (JPY) ticks lower against its American counterpart during the Asian session on Tuesday and moves away from a one-week high touched the previous day.

Stock markets decline amid foreign fund outflows and cautious sentiment ahead of US elections and Fed rate decision.

Forex traders watch U.S. election impact on markets as rupee hits record low against dollar, with RBI intervention expected.

The S&P BSE Sensex was down 125.73 points to 78,656.51 at 10:17 am, while the NSE Nifty50 fell 36.20 points to trade at 23,959.15 points.

Uncertainty ahead of US presidential elections on Nov 5, expectation of fresh stimulus package by China to prop up growth, trigger selling in Indian stocks