The sharp fall in the share prices pushed the Nifty Realty index down more than 4% to emerge as the top sectoral loser today and recording decline for the third consecutive session.
Investors are also awaiting a likely US Supreme Court decision on Trump-era tariffs.
For those looking at fresh investment, the main risk right now is valuation and sentiment, an analyst said.
Meanwhile, CNBC-Awaaz reported that the stock exchange, seen as a rival to BSE, NSE, will start live trading on January 27
Avana Electrosystems IPO GMP: Ahead of listing, the unlisted shares of the company were trading with 18-19% GMP over the IPO price.
The company named Deepak Rastogi as new CFO effective January 20; Rastogi was most recently the group finance chief of property developer Puravankara
Sensex, Nifty declined more than 1% amid huge selling pressure, leading to a market cap loss of about Rs 10-lakh crore.
Shadowfax Tech aims to raise Rs 1,907.2 crore through its IPO, which comprises a fresh issue of shares worth Rs 1,000 crore and an OFS of shares worth Rs 907.2 crore by several investors.
Domestic brokerage JM Financial said BHEL's current focus on completion of 10.2 GW of pre-Talcher projects in 2026 is impacting margins
LTIMindtree shares tumbled more than 6 percent today, post the IT company's q3 FY26 results. Analysts flagged concerns around margins and near-term earnings visibility despite largely in-line performance.
Experts urge Sitharaman to raise LTCG exemption limit to Rs 2 lakh
Hindustan Zinc share price: HSBC expects Q4 results to be even stronger due to higher volumes and sharply higher silver prices.
The Nifty slipped to near 25,450 mark intraday, while the Sensex lost about 350 points, intensifying focus on whether key support levels can hold amid a risk-off backdrop. Market breadth was decisively negative. Midcap and smallcap indices underperformed the benchmarks.
The data centre is expected to create a total of 16,000 direct and indirect jobs over the years and accommodate major local and global players
Robust deal wins, strong execution, operational efficiencies, and AI opportunities augur well for the company
As per the scheme, the graphite electrode business will be demerged into a new entity called HEG Graphite Ltd, which will eventually be renamed HEG. The residual business would be later renamed HEG Greentech Ltd
While chartists debate a potential double top at the Nifty's 2024 high, the real resistance level—factoring in the 16-month cost of capital for trapped bulls—lies far closer to 30,000
The Nifty resumed its corrective decline on Monday, falling 108 points to close at 25,585, its lowest level in the ongoing correction and nearly 3 percent below its record high. The market opened with a gap-down and remained under pressure through the session, dragged by weak earnings from index heavyweights such as Reliance Industries and ICICI Bank. Broader markets also mirrored the weakness, with midcaps and smallcaps underperforming, even as an IMF upgrade to India’s growth outlook offered limited support. This morning, global cues were muted. Asian markets started this morning on a subdued note, while US Futures pointed to a muted start for the Wall Street. Catch Lovisha Darad in conversation with Sudeep Shah—Head of Technical & Derivative Research, SBI Securities and Mayuresh Joshi, Director - Research, Marketsmithindia.com.
The expected foreign capital infusion from Emirates NBD is critical for RBL Bank’s next leg of growth to come true.
The economic multiplier from an infrastructure buildout beats alternative deployment of funds. The next phase should be about synchronising infrastructure investment with larger economic goals
The precious metals edged lower, after rising sharply in the previous session following Trump’s pledge to put tariffs on eight European nations that opposed his Greenland ambitions.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) extended their selling streak for the 10th consecutive session on January 19, offloading equities worth approximately Rs 3,262 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) remained net buyers with purchases of around Rs 4,234 crore.
All the sectoral indices ended in the red with Realty index falling 5%, while auto, IT, media, metal, PSU Bank, pharma, oil & gas, consumer durables fell 1.5-2.5 percent. BSE Midcap and smallcap indices declined 2.5% each. Biggest Nifty losers were Eternal, Bajaj Finance, Coal India, Adani Enterprises, Jio Financial, while gainers included Tata Consumer Products, Dr Reddy's Lab and HDFC Bank.
“Index returns have been so-so, portfolio returns not even so-so,” Prasad said in Kotak Institutional Equities’ latest report which analysed both direct equity holdings and investments through mutual funds and portfolio management schemes.
Over the past one month, aluminium prices rose 6.53 percent to $3,135.25 per tonne, while zinc and lead gained 4.48 percent and 4.30 percent respectively. Copper prices were last seen near $5.87 per lb, with daily gains of 0.70 percent, according to January 19 data.
