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Indian shares are likely to open little changed on Wednesday, as geopolitical tensions and tariff worries temper optimism around earnings growth, while keeping benchmark indexes close to record highs. The Gift Nifty futures were trading at 26,209 points as of 7:51 a.m. IST, indicating that the Nifty 50 would open near Tuesday’s close of 26,178.70. The 50-stock index is 0.7 per cent below its record high, while the BSE Sensex is 1.3 per cent off its lifetime peak. The benchmarks have fallen for two consecutive sessions in a pullback from near record levels, partly driven by fresh tariff
Sensex declined by 128.53 points or 0.15 per cent to 84,934.81 at 9.17 am after lower opening at 84,620.40, against the previous close of 85,063.34. Nifty 50 dipped by 43.65 pts or 0.17% to 26,135.05
Markets opened on a cautious note on Wednesday morning, extending the previous session’s consolidation as traders booked profits at higher levels amid mixed global cues and renewed concerns over US tariffs and geopolitical tensions. The Sensex opened at 84,620.40 against the previous close of 85,063.34 and was trading at 84,877.08, down 186.26 points or 0.22 per cent at 9:50 am. The Nifty opened at 26,143.10 compared to the previous close of 26,178.70 and was at 26,116.20, down 62.50 points or 0.24 per cent.
Benchmark indices remained under pressure in afternoon trade on Wednesday, with the BSE Sensex down 240.04 points or 0.28 per cent at 84,823.30 and the NSE Nifty falling 73.95 points or 0.28 per cent to 26,104.75 as of 12.35 pm. The Sensex opened at 84,620.40 against its previous close of 85,063.34, while the Nifty started at 26,143.10 compared to Tuesday’s close of 26,178.70. Markets continued their consolidation phase as profit booking persisted at higher levels.
Indian equity benchmarks fell for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, with losses in private lender HDFC Bank and automobile stocks adding to the caution triggered by geopolitical tensions and tariff worries. The Nifty 50 fell 0.14% to 26,140.75, while the Sensex lost 0.12% to 84,961.14. The indexes have lost 0.7% and 0.9%, respectively, in three sessions. Eleven of the 16 major sectors declined. The broader small-caps and mid-caps gained 0.4% and 0.5%. The Sensex opened at 84,620.40 against its previous close of 85,063.34, while the Nifty started at 26,143.10 compared to Tuesday’s
Justice department translated recordings made in Portuguese by man believed to be behind killingsThe man accused of killing an MIT professor and two students at Brown University left behind video recordings in which he says he had planned the attack for years, the US Department of Justice said on Tuesday.The shooter in the 13 and 15 December attacks was a former Brown student and Portuguese national, whom law enforcement found dead in a New Hampshire storage facility days after the shootings. Continue reading...
President Claudia Sheinbaum has sought to safeguard Mexican sovereignty while cooperating with the US on key issues.
White House says Trump is discussing options to acquire Greenland, including the potential use of the US military.
White House said military action remains an option, though Marco Rubio reportedly told lawmakers that was a tactic to get Denmark to sellTrump says using US military is ‘always an option’ for acquiring GreenlandMy colleague Sibylla Brodzinsky has reported on the relationship between the US and Colombia, home to significant oil reserves. Here is an extract from her story:Colombia has long been a close partner of the US in the fight against drug trafficking and enjoyed bipartisan support in Washington but relations have soured dramatically since Trump came to office.Colombia’s narcotics trade is
Nava share price can rise to ₹650
A defence cess, IT relief for seniors on deposits
MGNREGA changes squeeze State finances. A look at the financial impact on Kerala
Les représentants des 35 pays membres de la « coalition des volontaires » étaient réunis lors d’un sommet à l’Elysée, mardi, au cours duquel ils ont signé une déclaration s’engageant à fournir des garanties à Kiev en cas de cessez-le-feu avec la Russie. Les Etats-Unis ne sont pas signataires de cette déclaration, mais Donald Trump « soutient fortement ces protocoles de sécurité », a assuré Steve Witcoff.
В перший день 2026 року чехи пожертвували майже 26,5 тис. євро, а 2 січня задонатили ще більше - 32,35 тис. євро.
Markets bet February interest rate rise is now less likely. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMinister says many in flood-hit areas in Queensland ‘in shock’ after lossesKristy McBain, the federal minister for emergency management, said it would take some time to determinate the full impact of widespread flooding in parts of Queensland, noting for many primary producers, it will be the second time they’ve suffered losses after similar flooding in 2019.You know, there are some significant losses, and I think the big concern is that we still don’t
Сік з цього фрукта може захищати від проблем, пов'язаних з мікробіомом кишківника.
El cargamento podría suponer cerca de 2.800 millones de dólares
Rate cuts and currency flexibility adopted by India worked in tandem, limiting the competitiveness loss from tariffs
With widespread power outages, medicine shortages and rising food prices, experts say Cuba’s economy has never been worse, with the crisis coming just as the supply of Venezuelan oil is threatened.
White House said military action remains an option, though Marco Rubio reportedly told lawmakers that was a tactic to get Denmark to sell Arctic territoryTrump says using US military is ‘always an option’ for acquiring GreenlandMy colleague Sibylla Brodzinsky has reported on the relationship between the US and Colombia, home to significant oil reserves. Here is an extract from her story:Colombia has long been a close partner of the US in the fight against drug trafficking and enjoyed bipartisan support in Washington but relations have soured dramatically since Trump came to office.Colombia’s n
In recordings, shooter admits he had been planning shooting ‘for a long time’, according to a press releaseThe US Department of Justice has released video transcripts of the man they believe killed two people at Brown University on 13 December and killed an MIT professor two days later. In the videos, the shooter talks about how long he planned the attack on the college campus.The shooter was a former Brown student and Portuguese national, whom law enforcement found dead in a New Hampshire storage facility days after the shootings. Along with his body, investigators found “an electronic device
Scheme revamp. The new Act may not deliver what the government wants, which is asset creation
Deep tech investors and entrepreneurs told businessline that with this move, the Centre has signalled its readiness to back deep R&D, and this can help transform early research into viable businesses
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was said to have listed the Trump administration’s demands to Venezuela’s new leader, Delcy Rodríguez, in a classified meeting Monday with senior congressional leaders.
The sizable death toll adds meaning to President Donald Trump’s public remarks that the operation he approved was “effective” but “very violent.”
Earlier the president said US oil firms could be "up and running" in the country within 18 months.
Earlier the president said US oil firms could be "up and running" in the country within 18 months.
Opposition leader questioned over whether she thinks neo-Nazis are left wing. Follow today’s news liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMinister says many in flood-hit areas in Queensland ‘in shock’ after lossesKristy McBain, the federal minister for emergency management, said it would take some time to determinate the full impact of widespread flooding in parts of Queensland, noting for many primary producers, it will be the second time they’ve suffered losses after similar flooding in 2019.You know, there are some significant losses, and I think the big concern is th
The president’s announcement comes as Venezuela seeks to avoid deep cuts in output amid an ongoing blockade on exports imposed by the USDonald Trump has said Venezuela will be “turning over” 30 to 50m barrels of sanctioned oil to the US, as the South American country seeks to avoid deep cuts in output amid an ongoing blockade on exports imposed by Washington since mid-December.“This Oil will be sold at its Market Price, and that money will be controlled by me, as President of the United States of America, to ensure it is used to benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States!” Trump sai
Мер Дніпра Борис Філатов також повідомив, що пошкоджено гуртожиток профтехучилища, школа та два дитячі садочки.
US president says oil will be sold at market prices and that he will control resulting revenues.
Melbourne and Adelaide forecast to swelter through extreme heat with temperatures above 40CFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLarge parts of South Australia and Victoria are expecting extreme fire conditions today as a dangerous heatwave moves east, pushing temperatures well into the 40s.By mid-morning on Wednesday the mercury had already hit 35C in Melbourne and 38C in Adelaide. Continue reading...
European officials constantly invoke the rules-based order. But after Venezuela, the Trump administration seems to believe that might makes right.
Gli Stati Uniti confermano le pretese espansionistiche. La premier danese Frederiksen chiede un incontro urgente a Rubio
La provocazione di Dmitriev, negoziatore su Kiev: “Poi tocca al Canada?” E posta una mappa con il mondo diviso in tre
Spari per strada. Ordinati gli arresti di possibili agenti stranieri. Fermati 14 giornalisti. Stretta sui prigionieri politici
Un misterioso trader ha scommesso su Polymarket e riaccende i sospetti su chi usa informazioni privilegiate per propri fini
Al vertice di Parigi garanzie da europei e americani. Starmer e Macron: “Sì ai soldati”. Sánchez apre. Merz: non escludo nulla. Zelensky: bene l’aiuto Usa sulla deterrenza
Servono “boots on the ground” e tecnologia: satelliti, droni e sistemi elettronici verranno gestiti dagli americani
Intervista a Richard Schirreff: “C’è bisogno di truppe pronte a combattere, e soprattutto capaci di farlo: o altrimenti attaccherà ancora”
La leader al vertice dei Volenterosi: impegno su satelliti e addestratori a Roma. Sì al testo Ue sulla Groenlandia con una rassicurazione per gli Usa
“Solo nella lettura tutta italiana invocare l’articolo 5 significa restare lontani da un impegno diretto. Cercano di nascondersi con la parole”
Tre night e uno chalet di lusso, un “sistema” collaudato per fare soldi: “Ora siamo devastati ma siamo pronti a collaborare”
Parla il primo cittadino: “Nessuno del mio team è amico dei gestori di quel pub. Non parlate di favoritismi”
In duecento al rosario per il 16enne genovese campione di golf morto a Crans-Montana. I funerali domani ma la famiglia chiede riservatezza. La scelta di nominare un avvocato
Undici giovani ricoverati: “Si naviga a vista, il quadro è grave ma le condizioni stabili”. La premier all’ospedale Niguarda per far sentire la vicinanza del governo italiano
Dopo l’omicidio a Bologna, fermato su un regionale a Fiorenzuola e fatto scendere. Ma non era ancora scattato l’alert. Avvistato a Milano e infine stanato sul Garda. I sindacati: “Invece di pensare al ponte, Salvini renda più sicure le stazioni”
Luigi Ambrosio, papà del capotreno di Bologna: “Cercate di capire il nostro dolore, lui era tutto il mio mondo. Vorrei solo sapere cosa è scattato nella mente di chi l’ha ucciso”
Quando era ubriaco diventava molesto Lunedì la Polfer lo aveva già allontanato due volte
Servono “boots on the ground” e tecnologia: satelliti, droni e sistemi elettronici verranno gestiti dagli americani
Undici giovani ricoverati: “Si naviga a vista, il quadro è grave ma le condizioni stabili”. La premier all’ospedale Niguarda per far sentire la vicinanza del governo italiano
Intervista a Sir Richard Schirreff, ex vicecomandante supremo alleato della Nato in Europa: “C’è bisogno di soldati capaci di sfidare la Russia, altrimenti lo zar attaccherà ancora. Mosca va sconfitta. Se Trump invade la Groenlandia, sarà la fine dell’Alleanza atlantica, per sempre”
I russi cavalcano le mire di Trump sul territorio danese. La provocazione di Dmitriev, negoziatore su Kiev: “Dopo toccherà al Canada?”. E pubblica una mappa del mondo diviso in tre aree d’influenza tra Trump, Putin e Xi