The Indian stock market saw a cautious opening today, with the NIFTY50 opening below 22,400 and the SENSEX down by 400 points. Investors are keeping a close eye on the upcoming Reserve Bank of India (RBI) meeting, which is expected to influence market sentiment.
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The NIFTY50 is trading below the 22,400 mark, and the SENSEX is down by 400 points, reflecting a cautious opening in the Indian stock market.
Phoenix Mills shares declined as much as 2.31%, hitting an intraday low of ₹1,534.40, due to a combination of market sentiment and specific company-related concerns in the real estate sector.
Global economic factors, such as ongoing trade tensions and uncertainty surrounding the global recovery, are influencing the broader market sentiment. The Indian market is closely intertwined with international trade and investment flows.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) meeting will focus on measures to ensure financial stability and support economic growth, particularly in the banking sector.
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