The markets recovered from their initial fall today. The falling rupee was also seen recovering from the near 55 levels. A good financial performance by SBI has helped the lift the market sentiments.

The markets have opened in the negative again today owing to the strong negative cues. The rupee has recorded a new low.

After yesterday’s disappointing performance by Indian equities, the markets gave investors a sigh of relief. Though the markets kept shedding few points every hours, they still managed to finish the day in positives.

The Indian markets have cut down some of their morning gains, but are still trading in the positive territory. The Spanish GDP data has come in negative, which has led to a negative opening  in the European markets.

The markets have opened in gains today following positive global cues. The Sensex is trading up 1.02% at 16194, while the Nifty is up 1.05% at 4909.

The falling rupee and renewed Euro zone worries have dragged the markets down by over 1% today. The shares of Tata Motors declined by 7% over flat global sales. For the first time in this calender year (after the rally), the Sensex came down below the 16000 mark.

The markets have further sunk in value, as the rupee stands at an all-time low now. The shares of Tata Motors are now down by nearly 7% from yesterday's closing value.

The markets have opened sharply down today in reaction to the political turmoil in Greece. The rupee is trading in its all-time low range, increasing the concerns.

Investors should avoid this IPO as there are serious concerns about the promoters as well as its overall business.