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Margin reduction is seen as a key measure to deepen the cash market, prompting SEBI to place the proposal before the panel, which subsequently agreed to it.
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HCL Technologies Ltd Q3 FY26 Results: Consolidated revenue increased 13.3% from a year earlier to Rs 33,872 crore in the quarter ending December 31
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Tata Consultancy Services’ Q3 FY26 net profit fell 14 percent year-on-year to Rs 10,657 crore, missing Street estimates, as large exceptional charges linked to restructuring, labour law changes and a US legal provision weighed on reported earnings. Excluding these one-offs, profit rose 8.5 percent, while the IT major declared a Rs 57 per share dividend.
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Sensex and Nifty recovered all losses to trade in the green after US Ambassador Sergio Gors commented on India-US trade deal.
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Sensex, Nifty rebounded sharply after U.S. Ambassador Sergio Gor said that both New Delhi and Washington are actively engaged in finalising a trade deal.
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Expectations are for a conservative approach with no negative surprises
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HDFC Bank, Trent are the worst performing stocks during the week
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During December, the industry registered 60.46 lakh new SIPs, higher than 57.13 lakh SIPs registered in November, while 51.57 lakh SIPs were discontinued or matured, compared with around 43 lakh SIPs in the previous month.
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For the full year, inflows into Indian gold ETFs reached $4.68 billion, the highest on record for any calendar year. This compares with $1.29 billion in 2024, $310 million in 2023, and just $33 million in 2022.
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43% of respondents in the Moneycontrol Poll said AI surge is a risk to global markets but Indian markets will be an outperformer on a relative basis
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Majority of respondents in the latest Moneycontrol Market Poll say Indian equities are reasonably valued, even as opinions remain split on earnings growth and IPO impact.
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Overall, the poll suggests market experts remain constructive on Indian equities in 2026, betting on relative outperformance driven by domestic growth and improving earnings visibility, even as foreign inflows remain a key variable to watch.
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BSE, NSE today: BSE listed companies erased market cap of more than Rs 8 lakh crore amid broad-based selling pressure.
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Foreign portfolio investors collectively sold more than Rs 1.66 lakh crore from Indian equities in 2025, yet assets under custody for several countries still inched higher.
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A tech-led rally in US equities is pulling global capital back home, leaving India short of triggers as valuations remain high and earnings momentum has yet to stage a strong comeback.
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Mutual funds recorded the strongest increase, with equity assets rising 20.6 percent during the year to Rs 52.25 lakh crore from Rs 43.34 lakh crore a year earlier.
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Access to cheaper Venezuelan crude has the potential to support higher gross refining margins for domestic refiners, with India importing roughly 400kbd of oil from the country in the past.
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Average monthly gross inflows into systematic investment plans more than doubled in the current fiscal when compared to FY23. Is it great news, or a case where the crowd provides permanence and professionals harvest the yield?
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The two-year sector snapshot shows last year’s outperformers losing steam in 2025 while new leaders emerge.
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It appears that a stable taxation regime is over for the cigarette industry
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ITC share price: The sharp selloff has wiped off around Rs 72,000 crore from the company’s market capitalization in just two days.
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Sensex and Nifty gained 9% and 10.5%, respectively, in 2025, underperforming Asian peers and global market indices
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Over the last 12 months, IPOs have raised more than Rs 1.5 lakh crore. The boom clearly split the markets into two: one where quality issuers were rewarded with durable demand, and another where froth met swift correction—sometimes within weeks.
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Vodafone Idea share price: A DoT committee will be formed to give relief to the telco by recalculating and revaluating the AGR dues, CNBC Awaaz reported.
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As per the Cabinet decision, AGR dues of Vodafone Idea frozen as on December 31, 2025, amounting to Rs 87,695 crore, will be rescheduled for payment over the period from FY 2031-32 to FY 2040-41
