Market defies expiry fears, rises 4th day. Fed's 2025 rate cut outlook boost bulls.Nifty reclaims 23,200, tops 50-dma. Bank nifty above 50k; eyes 200-dma at 50,950. All sectors in green; oil & gas sector leads. Midcap, smallcap indices continue to rise. Ril, hdfc bank contribute the most. Catch Lovisha Darad in conversation with Sandip Agarwal -Fund manager, Sowilo Investment Managers.
Gensol Engineering’s stock has sank 80 percent from its all-time high, leaving investors wondering what went wrong. Once a market favorite, the company is now facing serious challenges, including credit rating downgrades from ICRA and CARE Ratings, allegations of falsified debt servicing documents, and concerns over high debt levels. What went wrong with Gensol? Zoya Springwala explores in this video.
Maruti, with a market share of 40 percent, is a market leader in passenger vehicle segment in India. In the third quarter, Maruti recorded the highest-ever exports in any quarter, with exports increasing 38 percent on a YoY basis. Export market holds strong potential for growth. Maruti has made its debut in the growing Electric Vehicle segment with the launch of E-Vitara.
Benchmark indices ended sharply lower on Friday, with the BSE Sensex plunging over 1,400 points and the Nifty50 dropping below 22,150, as broad-based selling took hold ahead of key GDP data and amid fresh concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff remarks and a slowing U.S. economy. By close, the Sensex had plunged 1,414 points, or 1.9 percent, to 73,192, while the Nifty shed 418 points, or 1.9 percent, to 22,126. On the NSE, the breadth of the market painted a starkly negative picture, with just 400 stocks advancing against a staggering 2,221 declining. The benchmarks closed lower for their fifth straight month—the longest losing streak in 29 years. A combination of concerns over slowing economic growth, fading earnings momentum, Trump’s trade policies, and relentless selling by foreign investors has dragged the benchmarks down 18 percent from their record highs in late September. Watch here to know more
Sensex and Nifty extended their losing streak to a fifth straight session, plunging to an eight-month low on February 24, as a global market sell-off rattled investor sentiment. Wall Street tumbled overnight on mounting concerns over softening consumer demand and the looming threat of fresh U.S. tariffs. U.S. consumer sentiment hit a 15-month low in February, with inflation expectations surging due to President Donald Trump’s proposed trade policies.
Kajaria Ceramics is the largest manufacturer in the country. The company has made consistent investments in manufacturing, branding, marketing, & supply chain to attain high brand recall and maintain the dominant position in the building industry.
Sensex, Nifty extend gain for 4th day amid volatility Sensex off over 600 points from day's highs Nifty down over 200 points from day's highs Broader indices outperform benchmarks Midcap, Smallcap indices extend gains to 9th day Bank, Realty stocks drive market rally Auto, FMCG stocks sulk in a volatile market Nifty 50 gainers: HDFC Life, HDFC Bank, Apollo Hospitals Nifty 50 losers: Bharti Airtel, Cipla, Bajaj Auto Join Lovisha Darad and Yatin Mota as they break down the key stocks to watch and discuss insights on market performance trends and sectoral movements.
Today, we’re covering the latest stock market updates and key stocks to watch. Torrent Pharmaceuticals is in the spotlight as promoter Torrent Investments plans to sell up to 2.9% of its stake at ₹3,022.71 per share, targeting up to ₹3,000 crore. Reliance Industries has acquired the remaining shares in Faradion, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary. RITES signed an MoU with SAIL-Bokaro to manage rail connectivity projects in Jharkhand. Fortis Healthcare received CCI approval to acquire all remaining stakes in Agilus Diagnostics, and Sar Televenture's board approved acquiring a 91% stake in Tikona Infinet for ₹669.04 crore through cash and share swap. For more insights on these developments, like, share, and subscribe!
Nifty snaps 14-day record run but ends off lows; recovers nearly 100 points from day's low. Mid & small-caps stage a good rebound from lows. India VIX jumps over 4%; Breadth favours losers. PSU banks top losers followed by IT & metals. FMCG & pharma to the rescue again. Catch Nandita Khemka and Yatin Mota as they discuss stocks on their radar including Pipe Cos and Jubliant Ingrevia.
ICICI Securities sees sharp downside for Mazagon Dock stock once again. Saraswati Saree Depot sees premium listing on NSE Hi-Tech Pipes hits record high on Rs 105 cr order win, fundraise plans. Theobroma stake sale: Switz Group, Kedaara Capital, Carlyle, ChrysCapital seek a big bite. watch here for more.
Ola Electric Q1 results: Firm posts net loss of Rs 347 crore. Sensex, Nifty close flat as profit booking offsets IT gains; metal stocks tumble on SC verdict. Hindustan Zinc OFS offers 3.17 percent stake for sale at a discounted floor price. Adani Enterprises likely to launch its maiden retail NCD offering this month, QIP in early September. HAL Q1 results: Net profit jumps 77% to Rs 1,437 crore. Watch here for more
Vodafone Idea FPO shares listed at NSE on 25th April. India's third-largest telecom operator had offered 1,260 crore shares in the Rs 18,000-crore FPO, the largest such offering in the country. This move is part of a larger strategy to gather Rs 45,000 crore through a combination of debt and equity. The price band for the offer, which was open for subscription from April 18-22, was fixed at Rs 10-11 apiece. Watch for more
Indian equity benchmarks saw a nice rebound amid consolidation, after a two-day correction. However, experts are not convinced about the bounceback and expect markets to remain rangebound, unless the Nifty50 breaches 19,400 levels. 19,200-19,300 is expected to be a support area in the near term. The broader markets fared better than benchmarks as the market breadth remained positive. The Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 indices gained half a percent and seven-tenth of a percent respectively, while the volatility index jumped to a three-month high. This morning the global cues are positive with Wall Street clocking in modest gains in overnight session and Asian market upbeat in early trade. The GIFT Nifty, too, signals a higher start for the Indian markets. Lots of stocks in focus including Zomato, Sun Pharma, HFCL and Bayer CropScience. Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Sacchitanand Uttekar, Vice president- Research (Derivatives And Technicals), TradeBulls Securities. Also catch Ram Subramanian, Executive Director, Union Bank of India as he explains the rationale behind the bank’s Rs 5,000 crore fund raise via QIP, first on Moneycontrol!
Nifty once again took support at 19,300 levels and rebounded in late trade to end above the 19,450 mark. Experts believe 19,300-19,250 is expected to be crucial support area for the Nifty50 in coming sessions, whereas the 19,550, which coincides with falling resistance trendline, is likely to play a key role for upward journey and if the said levels get sustained, a sharp rally can't be ruled out. Till then, the volatility and consolidation are likely to persist in the market. Meanwhile, Wall Street slips for a second day after minutes of the Fed’s July meeting indicate that future rate hikes are not out of the picture. The Nasdaq slips over a percent overnight while US futures too tick lower. Asian markets kickstart the day on the backfoot with the GIFT Nifty hinting at a lower start for the Indian market. Lots of stocks to watch out for today including Adani Power, JBM Auto, Essar Shipping & Paytm. Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Nirav Chheda, AVP-Derivatives & Technical Research, Nirmal Bang and Hemant Shah, Fund Manager, Seven Islands PMS.
Nifty50 continues to consolidate amid volatility as investors await the outcome of the three-day Reserve Bank of India Monetary Committee Policy (RBI MPC) meeting that started off yesterday. The index has gradually been moving towards 19,650-19,700 area, which is crucial for further upside. Experts say unless and until the index gives a strong close above these levels, the uptrend towards 19,800-20,000 is unlikely and till then the range bound action can continue with crucial support around 19,500-19,300 levels. This morning on August 9, the GIFT Nifty is hinting at a muted start for the Indian markets. Global cues are mostly negative with Wall Street clocking overnight losses after Moody’s downgraded 10 United States’ banks. The European markets also ended lower after a surprise windfall tax announcement. China’s consumer and producer prices both declined in July from a year ago, a sign of deflation pressure as demand in the world’s second-largest economy weakens. Lots of stocks in focus this morning including Coal India, Siemens, ICICI Lombard and Adani Enterprises, among others. Pharma has made a strong comeback after underperforming in the first half of the year. The index has hit a fresh 52-week high and stocks such as Cipla have been hitting fresh highs. Is this the time to dive into stocks like Gland Pharma after strong performance in the first quarter? Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Nithya Balasubramanian, Director, Healthcare Research at Sanford Bernstein; and Hemen Kapadia, Senior Vice President, Institutional Equity, at KR Choksey Shares & Securities.
Nifty Slips Below 19,600. India VIX up by 3%. Advance-decline ratio favours losers. Nifty gainers: Hero Moto, Cipla, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, SBI Life, Dr Reddy’s & Nifty losers: Adani Ports, M&M, Power Grid, Divi’s Lab, NTPC & Hindalco. Cipla hits fresh 52-week high Catch this mid-day market mood check with Nandita Khemka and Yatin Mota to know about all the movers and shakers in today’s session!
Nifty50 extends its upward journey for second consecutive session and decisively ended above the 20-day EMA of 19,547 on August 7. Experts say the index now needs to give a decisive close above 19,700 for further rally towards 19,800-19,900. Meanwhile, 19,500-19,300 band is expected to be crucial support area for the benchmark index. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been net sellers in the Indian equity market for seven straight sessions. Will they turn buyers anytime soon? It promises to be a volatile week as investors will be watching out for the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (RBI MPC) meet outcome on Thursday, August 10. RBI’s rate-setting committee will kick off its three-day policy meet today. A long pause is already factored in but all eyes will be on Governor Shaktikanta Das’ comments on inflation amid surging food inflation, thanks to a spike in tomato prices. Lots of stocks in focus this morning including HDFC Bank, Godrej Consumer, PB Fintech and Inox Wind. Among key Nifty earnings today watch out for Hindalco and Coal India. Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Sacchitanand Uttekar, Vice President – Research (Derivatives and Technicals) at TradeBulls Securities; and Kranthi Bathini – Equity Strategist at WealthMills Securities.
Indian market bounced back on Friday with the Nifty reclaiming the 19,500 mark on Friday. The rebound was a much needed relief after the recent correction, but can the benchmark index hold above this crucial level this week as RBI’s MPC meets this week to decide on interest rates. Experts say unless the Nifty gives a strong close above 19,800, the rangebound action in the index is likely to continue in near term, with crucial support at 19,300-19,100 area. Meanwhile, foreign investors have turned sellers in the first week of August, after Fitch downgraded US credit rating to AA+ from AAA. Lots of stocks in focus this morning including Britannia, Delhivery, Cipla and BHEL. Meanwhile what’s the street verdict on SBI & Bank Of Baroda post their quarterly numbers and what should the strategy be with respect to these banking stocks now? Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Rajesh Palviya of Axis Securities and Neha Dave of Moneycontrol Pro.
Indian equities remained under pressure on August 3 amid weak global cues. Selling was seen across the board. The broader markets, which showed some resilience in the morning, also crumbled under the pressure. At close, Nifty dropped below the 19,400-mark, extending losses for a second day in a row.
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) chief Madhabi Puri Buch talks about the growing number of finfluencers and inducements in the market. Addressing the media, Bunch spoke about SEBI's plan to publish a consultation paper consisting of a set of rules to be followed by the financial influencers. Watch to know more!
Sharda Cropchem Ltd is an agrochemical company positioned in the generic crop protection chemicals industry. Its Q3FY23 topline growth was supported by both volume and price/mix. Does this make it a good stock? Watch to find out.
Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, Ambuja Cements put in ASM framework by SEBI. What does it mean for these stocks? Catch Santo's thoughts on these stocks and what the market setup looks like this morning. Stocks in focus: Ashok Leyland, Dabur India, Berger Paints.
NSE puts Adani Enterprises, Adani Port, Ambuja Cement under ASM framework amid stock rout. SBI and ITC set to deliver Q3 results today. Also in focus - IndusInd Bank, HDFC AMC.
Markets are in for a flat start after Friday's rout. Wall Street clocked weekly losses but the SGX Nifty is hinting at an extremely flat start for Indian equities as mood is likely to stay cautious ahead of Union Budget on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Adani group stocks will be in focus today after logging market cap loss of over Rs 4 lk cr in last week's selloff. Stocks in focus: Adani Enterprises, DLF, HDFC AMC.
Markets struggling for direction despite Tuesday's pullback. Bank of Japan announced no change to its yield curve control policy. Tata Steel, Rail Vikas Nigam, Delta Corp are on Santosh Nair's radar.