Indian Stocks Slip on Profit Booking as Wall St Rallies on Oil Slide
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Sensex and Nifty gave up early gains on profit booking after the Diwali session, while Reuters and MarketWatch report a strong Wall Street rally.
What happened
Indian equities opened higher on Monday but pared gains, with Moneycontrol reporting that the Sensex fell 700 points from its intraday high and the Nifty moved near 24,850. Profit booking was cited among the key factors.
Goodreturns notes that the market had followed Sunday's special Muhurat trading session for Diwali, when the Nifty closed at 24,986.40, down 0.18%, and the Sensex ended at 80,999.40, down 0.04%.
In the United States, Reuters reports that Wall Street rebounded as a slide in oil prices eased inflation worries, while Nvidia declined. MarketWatch says Caterpillar and Goldman Sachs led a 1,115-point surge in the Dow.
Context
Muhurat trading is a brief, symbolic session held on Diwali in Indian markets, and profit booking refers to investors selling holdings to lock in earlier gains.
Why it matters
The moves show how Indian and US markets were reacting to different drivers on the same day, with profit taking in India and easing inflation concerns in the US.
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Price changes are shown for the trading day of the story and are a coincidence in time, not proof that the news caused them. Figures are ATLAS data from our database.
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