Sensex opens up 245 points; delayed afternoon quote extends the gain
The Sensex began 16 September at 74,249.31 and reached a delayed 74,351.91 at 14:17:29 IST, still short of reversing Tuesday’s decline.
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Contact the newsroomThe Sensex began 16 September at 74,249.31 and reached a delayed 74,351.91 at 14:17:29 IST, still short of reversing Tuesday’s decline.
London's blue-chip index was at 10,685.37 in a delayed 08:47:17 UTC quote, above its opening level but below the morning high.
The mid-cap benchmark reached 23,905.58 in a delayed London-morning snapshot, with most of its gain coming after a near-flat opening.
The DFM General Index was at 5,947.96 in a delayed 12:47:13 Dubai-time quote, above its opening level and close to the session high so far.
Bitcoin recorded the smallest 24-hour decline among four tracked cryptoassets in the September 16 snapshot, while Coinbase's later USD trade was close to the aggregate.
Ether underperformed Bitcoin by 1.37 percentage points over the rolling 24 hours in the September 16 reading, with a separate Coinbase trade near $2,402.
Solana remained $3.05 below the $100 reference level in the September 16 snapshot, with its 24-hour decline larger than Ether's but smaller than XRP's.
XRP had the largest rolling 24-hour loss among Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and XRP in the September 16 snapshot, while its later Coinbase USD trade was $1.2846.
Gold’s December contract was up $35.20 from its verified prior-session reference, with the delayed quote below the day’s reported high.
The December silver contract rose $1.139 an ounce against its matched September 15 reference, outperforming gold in the captured futures observations.
COMEX copper’s delayed quote sat inside a $6.4400–$6.5045 range; this report keeps the pound-based futures price distinct from other copper benchmarks.
The Nikkei 225 finished Wednesday at 63,923.00, gaining 438.90 points after trading below Tuesday’s close during the Tokyo morning.
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