US stocks closed slightly lower as consumer confidence fell to a significant low not seen in over 12 years. Rising government bond yields have affected investor sentiments before upcoming economic data releases. Reports indicated a decline in job openings and a pessimistic outlook from households regarding the economy. Multiple Federal Reserve officials expressed differing views on the need for future interest rate hikes.
Yields on the 30-year US Treasury bond have risen to levels not seen since 2002. This increase is part of a prolonged selloff in the global Treasury market, driven by various economic factors. Rising energy prices are contributing to higher inflation and increased expectations for rate hikes. Notably, a significant corporate bond issuance has also exerted pressure on the market.
Sebi has settled a case involving Lloyds Enterprises and former executives Rajesh Rajnarayan Gupta and Viresh Shankar Sohoni after Rs 4.16 crore was paid. The matter involved alleged disclosure, accounting and market conduct violations concerning Rs 144.82 crore in advances.
CarMax on Tuesday reported a rise in second-quarter profit and revenue as the used-car retailer leaned on its pricing strategy to drive a rebound in sales. Shares of the company
Sovereign yields are an anchor for global markets, a reference price for investing in riskier stocks and a benchmark for mortgages and corporate borrowing. Higher rates pile pressure on government, corporate and household budgets.
"Our booking trends continued to strengthen throughout the quarter, with volumes meaningfully ahead of last year and far outpacing capacity growth. This momentum underscores the effectiveness of our demand generation efforts and the enduring appeal of our cruise lines," CEO Josh Weinstein said.
Nifty posted its worst September derivatives series in 25 years, falling 6.7% and breaching its 200-week moving average. Foreign selling, elevated crude, a weak rupee and rising bond yields pressured equities, while analysts flagged 22,600 as a crucial support level.
Indian equities extended their decline on Tuesday, with Nifty and Sensex hitting fresh six-month lows. Broader markets also weakened, while Realty, Consumer Durables and Chemicals led sectoral losses. Bearish market breadth persisted despite gains in Metals and Pharma indices.
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