India’s benchmark equity index, the Nifty 50, has delivered virtually no returns in dollar terms since September 2021, highlighting the impact of currency depreciation and sustained foreign investor outflows on market performance.

India is intensifying its focus on boosting value-added seafood exports and unlocking its vast marine resources.

The Indian share market rebounded on Friday, supported by gains in banking shares and positive global cues.

The US dollar tumbled on Wednesday, erasing its gains for 2026, as a ceasefire between Iran and the US triggered a sharp unwind of safe-haven trades and lifted risk sentiment.

India’s economy continues to exhibit strong growth momentum, supported by robust domestic demand, resilient services exports and sustained structural reforms, says World Bank.

The domestic share market snapped five day winning run and ended lower with Nifty below 23,800 on Thursday.