Indian markets opened very strong on Monday after Friday’s carnage but the gains couldn’t be sustained.

Stock markets worldwide have been trading high during January but by the end of February, fear has gripped majority of stock markets and we have witnessed strong selling pressure.

Indian Stocks Markets witnessed small correction on Wednesday, mainly due to concerns about Coronavirus and its impact on economy all over the world.

Indian markets have been hovering around their all-time high for quite some time. As the traders weren't having any major trigger after the quarterly results, markets have remained range-bound.

Mayur Uniquoters has witnessed decline in the recent quarters but Sharekhan analysts are confident that the company can offer 20 percent returns from the current levels.

Indian markets remained in the red for most of the day on Monday. Markets don’t have any major trigger but Indian indices are trading near their all-time high.