Markets

Sensex plunged 777.94 points and Nifty closed below 23,200 after a strong opening reversed sharply. Oil above $107, rising US yields and Fed fears triggered selling, while HCLTech, Infosys and TCS bucked the trend.

India’s merchandise exports rose to $43.81 billion in August while the goods trade deficit narrowed sharply from July. Here is what the numbers mean for the rupee, inflation, jobs and gold.

Gold rates eased in Delhi on September 15, with 24K at about ₹15,424 per gram and 22K near ₹14,140. Check major-city rates, MCX gold and what is driving bullion today.

Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline could remain largely disrupted for weeks, pushing Brent near $107 and creating fresh risks for India's rupee, inflation, fuel costs and stock market.

Sensex and Nifty return after the Ganesh Chaturthi holiday with GIFT Nifty signaling a positive opening. Brent near $107, a 5% US Treasury yield, rupee weakness and the Fed meeting could drive volatility.

Gold prices slipped as surging crude oil increased inflation fears and Fed rate-hike expectations. MCX gold trading resumes at 5 PM after the holiday.

Mark Carney says Canada will pursue a unique alliance with the European Union, not membership, as Ottawa diversifies amid worsening US trade tensions.

SoftBank plunged as much as 13.2% while Samsung, SK Hynix, Kioxia and other AI-linked stocks fell after top AI leaders backed calls for slower development.

NSE and BSE remain closed today, September 14, for Ganesh Chaturthi. There will be no Sensex-Nifty trading, while MCX resumes in the evening session.

Sensex and Nifty sank to three-month lows as Brent crude surged above $108, the rupee weakened and geopolitical risks triggered broad selling across Dalal Street.