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The NSE reviews the composition of the Nifty 50 twice a year, based on the average free-float market capitalisation of stocks during the six months ending January 31 and July 31.
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The changes will come into effect from March 28.
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Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL), a leading defence electronics company in India, continues to solidify its position with a strong order book, efficient execution, and improving margins. Recently included in the Nifty 50 index, BEL's stock has corrected from its peak of Rs 340 in July 2024 to Rs 279, offering reasonable valuation at 29x FY27 estimated earnings. With a focus on defence contracts, R&D investments, and margin expansion, BEL is poised for sustained growth.
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Could Zomato and Jio Financial Services be the next to join the Nifty 50 index? Market experts are buzzing about potential inclusions and exclusions in the upcoming index reshuffle. Zoya Springwala discusses how these changes will come into place, what this reshuffle means for BPCL and Britannia Industries, and how stocks are selected to join the benchmark index.
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Indian blue-chip indices, Sensex and Nifty, saw significant declines on Monday, reacting to a stronger-than-expected US jobs report that dampened hopes for early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Slowing earnings growth also weighed heavily on market sentiment.
The BSE Sensex dropped more than 1,100 points, reaching a low of 76,250, while the Nifty50 lost 350 points, sliding to 23,047. Watch here for more details -
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Major benchmarks on Dalal Street have extended their northward journey with the nifty moving to historic highs of 23,900 levels. But can this momentum be sustained amidst the volatility on expiry of monthly futures & options contracts? Across the globe, indices on wall street ended with minor gains, however, Asian counterparts are trading weaker, as the Japanese Yen nears a 38-year low. Among stocks in focus will be Block deals likely in CBS & Archean Chemicals. RBL bank and AU small finance bank the board of which will consider fund raising plans and also Raymonds as the Board decided Gautam Singhania's role in the company. Moneycontrol's Stacy Pereira discusses all of this and more with Aamar Deo Singh-Sr Vice President, Angelone and Siddhartha Khemka, Head of Retail Research, Broking & Distribution, MOFSL on Opening Bell
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They expect the NDA to form the government but added that in an extreme scenario such as if the opposition wrests the alliance's key allies, their investment approach to India will change "materially".
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Experts anticipate that this decline will only intensify from here on and suggest investors to exercise caution in this holiday-shortened week
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The Nifty50 index climbed about 8 percent in December, its best month since July 2022, compared with the 6.4 percent gain for NSE’s small-cap gauge.
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Analysts warned that rich valuations could scare investors away if there is an unforseen event
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Investors exuberance is backed by return of FII inflows, easing bond yields, and cooling crude oil prices
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Market participants will closely eye retail inflation figures, manufacturing data, new listings, global central banks interest rate decisions this week
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Top Nifty mid-day gainers include Eicher Motors, Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, BPCL, and ICICI Bank
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For overall market, Jeswani said valuations, growth, and liquidity should be the three guiding factors for investors
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Since September 15, the last time Nifty50 touched its record high levels, around 7 out of 50 Nifty stocks have recorded gains of more than 10 percent
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So far in November, the two indices have gained over 8 percent against a 5 percent rise in the benchmark Sensex. Analysts, however, caution that the upside may be limited from here on amid stretched valuations
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Analysts believe a trend reversal in bond yields and the dollar would prove to be beneficial for emerging markets like India amid strong corporate earnings growth
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On October 26, the Nifty Realty index slipped as much as 3 percent, while the Nifty Metal index declined up to 2 percent
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MCX said members can log in to the new front-end set-up, namely MCX Trade Station and Member Control Station from October 14
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Navin Fluorine, Kajaria Ceramics, Poonawalla Fincorp, Grindwell Norton and Bharat Dynamics were the five biggest losers among the top 150-midcap companies
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The sustained rise in the US bond yields, high crude oil prices and stronger US dollar have triggered continuous FII selling. DIIs, on the other hand, continue to receive good fund inflows, and so long as the Indian economy continues to do well, fund flows into DIIs will sustain, say experts
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Analysts at DAM Capital said that TVS Motor, IDBI First Bank, among 11 other stocks can potentially double from current levels over the span of 3 years
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Nifty and Senex jumped 1 percent on September 29. According to analysts, the ‘triple whammy’ of up-trending dollar, US bond yields and Brent crude is showing signs of easing, and if this continues, it will facilitate a recovery in markets
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Analysts said that the near-term trajectory of IPO listings hinges on market sentiment, quality of IPOs, and pricing dynamics
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The stock has touched record highs throughout the week, gaining as much as 5 percent
