The bulls continued to be in the driver’s seat as both Nifty and the market breadth remained strong for a large part of last week.

Both Nifty and the broader market – in terms of breadth – managed to stay bullish for a major part of last week. It was the third consecutive week

Traders scrambled to cover short positions last week, triggering a rally in the market after the expiry of the April series F&O contracts caught the bears on the wrong foot.

After a long time, some positive developments on the macroeconomic front came to the rescue of the bulls out of a tight situation, where they have been stuck for the past couple of months.

On the face of it, last week was relatively quiet for the market, with Nifty having closed with a loss of 14 points at 5,528. But the cuts were

After a phase of distribution in February, the stock market has started witnessing a wave of corrections, in which the market breadth has been poor and even the main index,

The market remained volatile for a large part of last week as the expiry of March series derivative contracts coincided with the ending of the financial year. The market

The market remained volatile for a large part of last week as the expiry of March series derivative contracts coincided with the ending of the financial year. The market