India’s equity, currency and debt markets will be closed on
Thursday, January 15, for a local holiday. Trading will resume
on Friday, January 16.
The Nifty 50 fell 0.26% to 25,665.6 and the BSE
Sensex shed 0.29% to 83,382.71 on Wednesday, marking
their seventh daily loss in eight sessions on concerns over U.S.
tariffs and foreign outflows.
The Indian rupee dropped 0.12% versus the U.S.
dollar to 90.2950, with corporate dollar appetite and likely
intervention by the Reserve Bank of India tugging the currency
in one direction and another.
The benchmark 10-year bond closed at 98.785
rupees, with the yield up nearly 2 basis points at 6.6498%. The
benchmark 10-year bond fell to the lowest in more than three
weeks on lingering disappointment over the decision to skip
adding Indian debt to Bloomberg’s Global Aggregate Index.
Published on January 15, 2026
