Stocks to Watch, 11 December: Stocks like Tata Steel, Lloyds Metal and Energy, Ashoka Buildcon, Puravankara, Petronet LNG, Life Insurance Corporation of India, Prestige Estates Projects, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Bank of Baroda, DCM Shriram, KEI Industries, Cipla, State Bank of India, SBI Life Insurance Company, and Luxury Time will be in focus on December 11.
FIIs continued their selling in this month as they sold equities worth Rs 3,760 crore on December 9, while DIIs bought equities of more than Rs 6,200 crore on the same day.
The trade deal with US has been anticipated by the markets for some time now since the additional tariffs in August 2025, said Karthikraj Lakshmanan.
Stocks to Watch, 10 December: Stocks like Swiggy, Highway Infrastructure, Zydus Lifesciences, IRB Infrastructure Developers, GPT Infraprojects, National Aluminium Company, Dilip Buildcon, Graphite India, Anupam Rasayan India, HG Infra Engineering, JSW Energy, Meesho, Aequs, and Vidya Wires will be in focus on December 10.
Swap traders are expecting a quarter-point rate cut by the Fed but are now leaning toward two further moves by the end of 2026, down from three signaled barely a week ago.
Companies now face a choice between absorbing the hit or passing it on to consumers, just as dealers have begun to report a pick-up in demand after the GST rate cuts and the festive-season surge.
The Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) sold equities worth Rs 655 crore on December 8, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) bought equities of Rs 2542 crore on the same day.
Aman Chowhan feels it is unlikely that rupee will further weaken on its own against the dollar in 2026.
Stocks to Watch, 09 December: Stocks like Physicswallah, Fujiyama Power Systems, Mahindra and Mahindra, Larsen & Toubro, Siemens, ICICI Bank, InterGlobe Aviation IndiGo, Welspun Corp, Dredging Corporation of India, Neochem Bio Solutions, and Helloji Holidays will be in focus on December 9.
The advance-decline ratio tells the story of the underlying weakness that has been troubling investors across the broader market. Yet, there's a silver lining as this indicator has lingered in oversold territory for an extended period, suggesting a trend reversal may be imminent
FIIs extended their selling in this month as they sold equities of Rs 438 crore on December 5, while DIIs continued their buying as they bought equities of Rs 4189 crore on the same day
A key positive trigger for the Indian market is the expected improvement in earnings, supported by the fact that valuations for the Nifty 50 and several large-cap stocks are now at reasonable levels, said Shailendra Kumar.
Stocks to Watch, 8 December: Stocks like Eternal, Biocon, ICICI Bank, Dynamatic Technologies, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, SPML Infra, NBCC India, HFCL, Ashoka Buildcon, MTAR Technologies, Cochin Shipyard, Delhivery, Landmark Cars, Zen Technologies, and NewGen Software Technologies will be in focus on December 8.
We are at the beginning of a phase, that history has shown repeatedly, where large caps lead, steady, and stabilize the market, before the baton eventually passes down the ladder.
IndiGo's MACD has dipped below both the signal line and the zero line, accompanied by rising red histogram bars, reinforcing the negative setup, said Sudeep Shah.
While Iow inflation opens up quite a bit of space for rate cuts, the extremely bullish growth numbers do not leave much room for soft policy, said Thomas
Key challenge for Indian equity market is global economic conditions and geo-political crisis, said Akhil Bhardwaj.
From significant investments to major deals, quarterly earnings, order wins, and appointments, here’s a quick look at which stocks will be in focus in today's trade
The implied yield on the 1-year dollar/rupee forward premium climbed 16 basis points to 2.64%, taking the total rise to over 30 bps in three sessions
The rupee, down 5.5% on year, is Asia's worst performing currency
The rupee hit a fresh record low in early trading Thursday, extending its break below the closely watched 90-per-dollar level
Ratings agency says currency remains undervalued; stronger growth and low inflation to support medium-term recovery
The Opposition has launched a blistering attack against the government over the rupee falling to historic low
The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will announce its interest rate decision on Friday, with the street sharply divided over the outcome. While industry hopes for a 25-basis-point cut amid benign inflation and a government focus on growth, others expect the central bank to stay cautious. The RBI had kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5% during its previous meeting on October 1, marking a second consecutive pause after cutting rates by 100 basis points in the first half of 2025. However, the recent slide in the rupee may complicate the rate call. Catch this conversation between Moneycontrol’s Nandita Khemka and CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh for expert insights on what to expect from the MPC. #rbi #monetarypolicy #rbigovernor #rupees
The visit comes amid a fall in India’s Russian crude oil purchases and ongoing efforts to settle trade in local currencies, alongside talks on energy cooperation and boosting bilateral commerce.