June 27 Indian shares tracked upbeat Asian stocks on Thursday, ahead of expiry of derivative contracts, on hopes of a tentative trade truce between the United States and China.
June 26 Indian shares inched higher on Wednesday in thin trade as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of a key U.S.-India meeting later in the day and federal budget next week.
June 25 Indian shares were little changed in lacklustre trade on Tuesday as investors looked for cues from the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, while monsoon rains' progress report failed to push up stocks.
June 24 Indian shares edged lower on Monday as a delay in monsoon rains and caution ahead of the federal budget kept investor sentiment cautious, while two-wheeler stocks were in focus on government's push for electric vehicles.
June 17 Indian shares fell on Monday, dented by losses across sectors, after the country slapped higher tariffs on certain U.S. products in retaliation to Washington's decision to remove certain trade privileges for New Delhi.
May 31 Indian shares rose on Friday boosted by optimism from a newly formed cabinet with investors awaiting portfolio distribution due later in the day, while weak oil prices pushed up oil marketing companies.
NEW DELHI/BENGALURU Interglobe Aviation Ltd , owner of Indian budget airline IndiGo, forecast a strong year ahead after the collapse of Jet Airways Ltd helped the company report a fivefold jump in fourth-quarter profit.
* Jet shutdown helped boost IndiGo unit revenue by 3%-4% - CEO
Indian shares fell on Monday, in line with tumbling Asian markets, after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, casting doubts over talks this week that were largely expected to reach a trade accord.
MUMBAI/BENGALURU Jet Airways shares plunged on Thursday, battered by worries about whether the grounded Indian airline would fly again, while carriers such as SpiceJet rushed in to plug a supply gap in the wake of their rival's demise. | Video
U.S. President Donald Trump offered China whatever help it needed on Monday to control a coronavirus outbreak that has killed 81 people, stranded tens of millions during the biggest holiday of the year and rattled global markets.