The company has acquired Nabha Power from L&T
Tariff reset trims risk premium, revives export hopes, but policy uncertainty lingers
US allies, including the UK, the EU and Japan, hardest hit after Supreme Court rules against previous levies
Markets set for a positive start as US Supreme Court Strikes Down IEEPA Tariffs; Trump imposes new 15% global levy
The US Supreme Court has delivered a significant legal blow to Donald Trump's tariff authority, but by forcing a pivot to new, untested legal justifications, the ruling paradoxically deepens the uncertainty facing global trade and multinational firms
While the final agenda is yet to be sealed, the board may consider nearly 20 items, including proposals that were not tabled at the previous meeting held on December 17.
Volatility is likely to persist amid geopolitical headlines and Fed rate outlook cues, says analyst.
Markets are now awaiting the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s January meeting for clearer signals on the future interest rate path, which will likely guide the next move in precious metals.
Last week Nifty closed at 25,571 with a 0.39% gain. Benchmarks rose despite volatility while small caps fell. The outlook is still bearish and selling pressure may continue
Gold and silver posted strong rebounds in recent sessions, up about 4 percent and silver outperforming by nearly 10 per cent, driven primarily by heightened safe-haven demand amid macro and geopolitical uncertainty.
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RailTel Corporation of India Share Price | The company has been selected as the Managed Service Provider (MSP) by Government of Maharashtra.
Gold rose as uncertainty over what would happen to trade deals negotiated with the US, after the Supreme Court restrained President Donald Trump’s tariff powers, unsettled markets.
South Korea extended its bull run with another 2.0% rise, having already jumped 5.5% last week to all-time highs.
The fund achieved its first close in April 2025 with commitments of approximately Rs 1,000 crore and reached its base fund size within eight months of the first close.
Biggest Nifty gainers were Adani Ports, Dr Reddy's Labs, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC Life, Nestle, while losers included Hindalco, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Cipla. Among sectors Information Technology shed 1.4 percent, metal down 0.2 percent, while PSU Bank index added 1.3 percent, while pharma, oil & gas, infra, FMCG, auto added 0.5 percent each. The Nifty midcap index was down 0.4 percent and smallcap index was up 0.3 percent.
After the initial gap-up opening on Monday, a short-term dip cannot be ruled out. Any decline toward the 25,750–25,780 zone could present a buying opportunity for a near-term target of 26,002, Ashish Kyal advised. Among stocks, he believes Granules India appears strong from a short-term perspective, having delivered a decisive breakout from a triangle pattern in the previous session. KEI Industries has also witnessed a strong breakout from a multi-resistance zone around Rs 4,600, supported by healthy volumes in the prior trading session, he said in an interview to Moneycontrol.
According to Shailendra Kumar, the court ruling does not put uncertainty to rest; rather, it is likely to create a new layer of uncertainty in the near term.
Indian markets are set to open higher after the US Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump’s tariff order, but experts warned that continued uncertainty around future tariff rates may limit upside
Power demand continued to be a challenge declining 1% year-on-year to 393 billion units in Q3FY26 amid the impact of an extended monsoon.
Bulls are likely to gain more strength on Monday, especially after the Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s tariffs. Hence, the Nifty 50 is expected to march toward 25,900, which is the pivot point, as only sustaining above it can take the index toward the next key resistance at 26,000.
The market is expected to maintain its uptrend if it sustains above the midline of the Bollinger Bands. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
Stocks to Watch, 23 Feb: Stocks like UPL, Cipla, Vikram Solar, RailTel Corporation of India, Highway Infrastructure, Bharti Airtel, Allcargo Terminals, IDFC First Bank, Sudarshan Pharma Industries, and MIC Electronics will be in focus on February 23.
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Overall, the week is expected to be rangebound until the Nifty 50 decisively surpassing and sustaining above psychological 26,000 zone, with focus on further updates related to India-US trade deal (especially after SC verdict), US-Iran developments, oil prices, weekly US jobs data, FIIs mood, Q3FY26 GDP numbers, experts said, adding the monthly F&O expiry-led volatility can't be ruled out.