In yesterday's session the benchmarks broke their 9-day winning streak on the back of disappointing earnings posted by index heavyweight Infosys post market hours on Thursday
The Indian equity benchmarks were trading marginally lower on Tuesday with Sensex declining 69 points and Nifty 50 index hovering around its important psychological level of 17,700. In yesterday's session the benchmarks broke their 9-day winning streak on the back of disappointing earnings posted by index heavyweight Infosys post market hours on Thursday.
"Indian markets are currently in a consolidation zone given strong outperformance to global peers last year, rising global headwinds, benign domestic demand environment and uncertainty on monsoons (El-Nino expectations) in the current year. Global markets have recovered from November lows despite crisis in the banking system amidst rising interest rates, slowing global growth and sustained geo political uncertainties," brokerage firm Prabhudas Lilladher said in a research note.
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