GENERAL29 Sept 2026
Nifty on course for weakest expiry since March amid surging bond yields | Stock Market News
Nifty 50 is heading for its weakest monthly expiry in six months. It closed at 22,780.25 on Monday and slipped to 22,569.65 on Tuesday. Rising crude oil and US bond yields pushed foreign investors to sell Indian shares worth ₹34,609 crore this month. If you hold stocks or mutual funds, expect choppy markets, so stay calm and avoid panic selling.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The Nifty 50 closed at 22,780.25 on Monday and fell to a low of 22,569.65 on Tuesday, the expiry day of the September derivatives series.
- Crude oil rose from $90 a barrel at the end of August to $101 on Monday, while the 10-year US treasury yield climbed 52 basis points to a two-decade high of 5.28%.
- Foreign portfolio investors sold Indian shares worth ₹34,609 crore this month, even as domestic institutional investors bought ₹57,806 crore of shares.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:Review how much of your portfolio depends on foreign fund flows, and avoid big lumpsum buying or selling until the Nifty shows a couple of positive closings. A word with your advisor before acting would be sensible.
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TaxQue News Desk
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