Indian equities jump as oil plunge and US Democratic win spur foreign buying

Moneycontrol.com • 05 nov. 13h30

The Nifty 50 rose 2.4% to 24,536.60, its biggest single-day gain since early April, driven by lower crude prices, renewed foreign institutional buying and stronger global cues.

NDTV • 05 nov. 09h59

India's Sensex and Nifty edged higher on lower crude prices and a positive reaction to the US midterm elections, while several Indian companies reported earnings growth and cryptocurrency markets rebounded.

Moneycontrol.com • 05 nov. 08h39

The Nifty index gained 2.5% on November 5, driven by lower oil prices and increased foreign investment, while analysts project continued upside with key support and resistance levels.

NDTV • 05 nov. 08h24

The Sensex rose over 2,000 points on Thursday, driven by an 8% drop in crude oil, renewed foreign investor inflows and a rally in US markets after the Democrats won the US midterm elections.

Moneycontrol.com • 05 nov. 05h24

Indian stocks rose sharply following the US midterm elections, driven by falling crude prices, a weaker dollar and expectations of a more supportive monetary environment, while analysts stress that sustained gains will depend on corporate earnings recovery.

The Hindu • 05 nov. 05h00

The rupee weakened to 94.55 against the U.S. dollar in early trade on Thursday, amid a stronger dollar and lower Brent crude prices, while Indian equity indices rose.

Livemint • 05 nov. 04h52

The rupee rose to 94.35 per dollar after US midterm results and falling oil prices, but analysts warn of possible weakness in the coming months.

The Hindu • 05 nov. 04h18

The Sensex and Nifty jumped on Thursday after Brent crude fell over 1% and US voters gave Democrats control of Congress, boosting foreign fund inflows and optimism about a possible US-Iran de-escalation.