Indian stock market: The Indian Frontline Index closed down for the seventh consecutive season on Thursday, 13 February, as the initial benefits were erased between the sale of the middle-satisfied, both the Nifty 50 and the Sensex dragged the sense in red. However, the intensity of selling pressure in the last two trading sessions has decreased.
Inflation in India cooled more than expected in January, but in 2025, a warm-to-a warm January inflation print by the Federal Reserve expected by the Federal Reserve expecting several rate deduction in the US, weighing the investor’s spirit during the session. The increase in global trade stress has also placed investors on the edge.
