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Netflix traded as low as $244.95 at the open in New York, extending its plunge this year to 60% -- making the worst performing stock in the broad S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 indexes.

On the daily chart of Nifty spot, we are now witnessing a Bullish Harami candlestick pattern which has a reversal nature. The pattern has occurred at the placement of 200 DEMA. Thus, for the coming sessions; low of 16,825 would remain a key support, an analyst said.

“As long as the size of the deals going forward is bigger than what it was in the previous year, we are fine and that is what I think we are expecting in the case of HCL Technology. Like in other IT stocks, if HCL Technologies misses margins from the guidance, there is bound to be some amount of weakness but the story is intact over the next year. IT as a sector and HCL Technologies in particular will actually do very well.”

Speaking in a discussion hosted by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC, Sitharaman said, "I think the biggest risk for all countries across the board will be the money laundering aspect and the aspect of currency being used for financing terror."

Y-combinator backed Mudrex is known for its systematic approach to familiarizing crypto investments, with a decent product portfolio including Mudrex Coin Sets.

The 30-share pack Sensex advanced 574.35 points or 1.02 per cent to close at 57,037.50. Its broader peer NSE Nifty rose 177.90 points or 1.05 per cent to 17,136.55.

“Nazara’s track record is about investing in these companies not just the money but amount of time and strategic intent and then growing them very fast. Our track record of creating value has been phenomenal. Look at Nodwin. We took roughly Rs 17-18 crore of revenue in January 2018 and this year it will finish at Rs 2,010-2,014 crore.”

Gaurav Ratnaparkhi, Head of Technical Research at Sharekhan said the index witnessed a bounce back from the lower Bollinger Band on the daily scale.

The category II Alternate Investment Fund (AIF) aims to harness opportunity of investing at pre-IPO stage in Indian growth stage businesses that are on the verge of a big bang breakout, thus investing with clear focus of value arbitrage without taking long-term risk, according to a statement.

Nestle India, which follows the January-December financial year, will likely report 5-10 per cent year-on-year growth in revenue and low single digit growth in profits, analysts tracking the company said. Margins may also come down during the quarter.