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Sensex, Nifty declined as traders remained cautious amid expectations of subdued trading volumes during the holiday-shortened Christmas week.
Meesho share price: This comes after the newly-listed stock rallied 65% in just four sessions, before losing steam.
Kalpen Parekh, MD & CEO of DSP Mutual Fund, on why the euphoria of recent years faded, returns normalised, and what to expect from equities in the coming year and beyond
The 'Santa rally' refers to a sharp uptick in the stock markets around Christmas and New Year despite the absence of foreign institutional investors (FII).
The launch comes in the wake of recent large-scale internet disruptions, including a Cloudflare-related outage that impacted access to multiple digital services.
Sensex, Nifty declined investors stepped in to buy select stocks after the early decline.
Brokerages see the merger as a neutral development with a slight negative bias for ACC shareholders, while a positive for Orient Cement shareholders.
There is no revision in guidance provided in the past and the company will continue to deliver as per its Board approved business plan, Cholamandalam Investment told stock exchanges
KSH International has reduced the size of its IPO to Rs 644 crore to achieve the minimum 90% subscription threshold, as per the SEBI directive.
Ambuja expects the mergers to be completed over a period of twelve months, subject to requisite approvals.
A structural reset in 2025 forced top brokers to shift away from derivatives reliance toward wealth creation, as retail investors embrace long-term, disciplined investing
Surplus liquidity would keep the shorter end of the curve anchored
JPMorgan Chase & Co's market share in India nearly doubled from a year ago to more than 11% after advising on stake sale in some of the largest block trades this year including Bharti Airtel Ltd and IndiGo operator InterGlobe Aviation Ltd.
Markets began the week on a strong note, with the Nifty ending at the day’s high and holding above 26,150. The benchmark gained 206 points to close at 26,172, its best closing level since December 5, supported by a gap-up start that helped it break out of its recent consolidation phase. The rally was broad-based, led by strength in IT, metal and auto stocks, while midcaps and smallcaps outperformed with gains of 0.84% and 1.17% respectively. Investors will now track key UK and US GDP data later this week. This morning, global cues were xxx. Catch Lovisha Darad in conversation with Ajit Mishra--SVP, Research, Religare Broking and Sneha Poddar, VP -Research, Wealth Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.
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Over the past year of market weakness, smaller investors have steadily pulled back, while a narrow group of high turnover players has remained active and driven the bulk of trading volumes.
On December 22, 2025, FIIs turned net sellers of Indian equities worth Rs 457 crore, while DIIs continued their buying streak with net purchases of Rs 4,058 crore
MSCI Inc.’s gauge of Asia Pacific equities rose 0.3% early on Tuesday after an index of global stocks set a fresh closing record. Japan’s Topix climbed 0.5%.
With reasonably healthy current account and inflation, Manish Gunwani thinks bright chances of the rupee having a much better year ahead.
Benchmark indices were trading largely flat in a tightly range-bound session on Tuesday afternoon, with only marginal gains. gains in energy, metals and select heavyweight stocks were offset by pressure on IT majors. Infosys, TCS and Wipro were among the top drags, while Coal India, Shriram Finance and UltraTech Cement featured among the key gainers.
The positive trend is expected to continue despite any intermittent consolidation, with the Nifty 50 immediately eyeing 26,200, followed by 26,326 (record high) as a key resistance zone, while key support is placed at the 26,000 mark.
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