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BTC edged higher, supported by a softer US dollar and improving short-term market structure, say analysts
35.6% of respondents expect a stable tax regime with no changes in either the old or new tax structures
Asian Paints share price: The shares of the paint-maker dropped to the lowest level since October last year.
Profit booking, persistent FII selling among key reasons behind markets paring gains
Sell-off casualties with comeback potential — A curated list of stocks by Moneycontrol Research
Shadowfax share price: The weak market debut comes despite the IPO of Shadowfax Technologies closing with 1.68 times subscription during its three days of public bidding between January 20 and January 22.
Sensex, Nifty rose amid strong buying on optimism over the India-European Union free trade agreement.
The company is targeting to expand to 10 GW by 2035 and the refiner expects 10% of total electricity consumption at operating locations through renewable sources by FY 2026-27.
The FTA provides India with institutionalised access to a large, affluent and potentially alternative market, while offering EU a partner willing to resist Trumpian caprice
Revenue momentum remains strong, led by pricing growth and high single-digit underlying volume growth
High-growth food and ready-to-drink segments outperform, with healthy margin recovery
Renewed geopolitical tensions have been a key trigger for prices of preious metals to go up, says analyst.
Key demands include hike in tax deductions, extending tax benefits to new tax regime for both health and life insurance plans, and to resolve input tax credit (ITC) on GST.
Sacheti is likely to team up with Plutus Wealth Management to acquire Orra. He told Moneycontrol in 2023 that a non-compete clause which barred him from starting up again for more than 24 months was 'criminal'
Key Indian export sectors to benefit include textiles, leather, gems & jewellery, pharma, EMS, and chemicals
The Nifty 50 staged a rebound, gaining nearly half a percent on January 27 after losing close to 1% in the previous session. The index climbed back above its 200-day EMA on healthy volumes during the monthly F&O expiry. However, despite the bounce, technical and momentum indicators continue to tilt in favour of the bears, with the rising VIX signalling caution. Market experts expect the Nifty to trade in a 24,900–25,500 range in the near term. A decisive break below 24,900 could drag the index towards 24,600, while a sustained move above 25,500 may pave the way for an upside towards the 25,600–25,750 zone. Catch Surabhi Upadhyaya in conversation with Ajit Mishra, SVP–Research at Religare Broking, and Gaurang H Shah, Senior Vice President at Geojit Financial Services, as they break down key Nifty levels and stocks to watch. Saharsh Damani, CEO of FADA, decodes the implications of the India–EU Free Trade Agreement for the auto sector. In the Market Maker segment, Harish Krishnan, CIO–Equity at Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, shares his market strategy, while Jyoti Gupta, Research Analyst at Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities, outlines budget expectations for the defence sector. Stay tuned for key takeaways from the Moneycontrol–Deloitte CXO Survey on budget expectations.
US’ weaponisation of its economic heft to realise its strategic goals nudged both India and EU to the finish line. EU showed that a slow, institutionalised path to talks will deliver results
Tariff cuts favour niche luxury imports, not mass-market competition
Trade policy measures such as free trade agreements and supply-chain integration were selected by 52 percent of CXOs, indicating continued emphasis on export-led growth.
The CXO survey was conducted by Moneycontrol and Deloitte between December 2025 and January 2026. The survey includes CXOs from across industries, such as, banking and insurance; manufacturing; transport and logistics; energy; life sciences and health; telecom and tech; e-commerce.
83 percent of 46 respondents – feel the Budget should "consider steps to manage geopolitical risks and evolving policy directions in major economies, including the US".
As Parliament readies a revamped insolvency law, the Budget must address the system’s slow bleed and unlock growth trapped in delay
The US implementation risk of a 25 percent tariff on South Korea has intensified concerns around global trade stability, reinforcing safe-haven demand in bullion, says analyst.
One can expect more liberalization from the Budget, especially in the banking, financial services and insurance sectors as it is essential for lifting market sentiments and India’s global ambitions.
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