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Indian stock markets continue to maintain their positive streak in the second week of 2022 with Nifty crossing 18k levels and Sensex regaining 60k+ closing the week with 2.4%+ gains. Nifty gained 443.05 points, closing at 18,255.75, up 2.49% while Sensex closed 1478.38 points, closing at 61,223,03, up 2.47%.

Fresh covid worries spooks Indian equity markets, Nifty and Sensex down over 4% this week It was an action-packed week with marketing witnessing a literal roller coaster ride. After making a low of 16,983 on Tuesday, Nifty bounced back 10 17,402 levels on Wednesday and Thursday trading sessions on strong global cues to finally close at 17,210 level. Positive domestic economic data also boosted sentiment. However, the index saw a fall on Friday as news around the spread of the Omicron virus weighed on sentiments.

The depository system is the process that facilitates the transfer of ownership of securities that are stored in dematerialized form in the depositories.know What is Depository System and its functions in Indian stock market ?

Manu Manek Mundra aka the Black Cobra of the Stock Market who was the most influential broker of India before 1992 scam who used rule the Indian stock market.

Indian stock exchanges have declared the list of holidays for 2022 and this year there are 13 exchange holidays in total, the rest 8 falling on a Saturday or a Sunday. Here's the list of trading holidays for the calendar year 2022 for equity and F&O segments:

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Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is currently trading at Rs. 263.35, up by 4.60 points or 1.78% from its previous closing of Rs. 258.75 on the BSE.

Cardamom markets are possibly witnessing the beginnings of festive demand. Evening on Friday, MCX cardamom October and December contracts hit the upper circuit.

The Indian rupee fell to its lowest in nearly a week on Thursday as a key ally of the country's ruling coalition withdrew its support, raising worries the government may roll back big ticket reforms such as the hike in diesel prices.

Indian rupee gained against the greenback in noon trade on Friday. Rupee was higher by 22 paise or 0.42% against US dollar to Rs 53.88 compared to previous close of 54.11 (12.10 p.m.).

Indian pepper futures are expected to extend the gains on the back of buying support amid strong demand against the weak supplies.

The world's fourth biggest natural rubber producer India's imports more than doubled in October this year due to low output. According to the country's Rubber Board data, natural rubber production dropped by 3% year-on-year to 86,300 metric tons in October. India produced 89,300 metric tons of natural rubber a year earlier.

Gold bulls are hoping the start of the Indian wedding season will stem the selling faced by the market so far this month, said options Xpress in a research note.

The gold market lately has been characterized by technical selling and reduced long positions, while hopes for stronger Indian demand are one of the bright spots.

With rupee weakening against dollar Gold on the MCX is exhibiting a flat trend. Indian currency dropped by 23 paise to 53.10 against the dollar in early trade on Thursday.

Indian shares opened higher on Monday with the BSE Sensex gaining 100 points following the reshuffle of cabinet ministers.

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is currently trading at Rs. 263.35, up by 4.60 points or 1.78 percent from its previous closing of Rs. 258.75 on the BSE.

The world's fifth-largest maker of wind turbines was one of many Indian companies that rushed to tap the convertible bonds market before the global financial crisis, mostly to finance overseas acquisitions.

Indian rupee weakened against the greenback in noon trade on Tuesday. Rupee was higher by 28 paise or 0.55% against US dollar to Rs 52.35 compared to previous close of 52.64 (12.06 p.m.).

The Indian rupee appreciated for the second straight day on likely overseas funds inflow into local stocks, while bond yields dropped to fresh six-week low tracking a sharp fall in US Treasury yields, dealers said