SENSEX NEWS
Bullish on PSU Banks and Cement; avoid IT stocks: Dipan Mehta
Dipan Mehta from Elixir Equities suggests considering Motilal Oswal among brokerages. He advises avoiding software services due to potential policy impacts. Mehta recommends overweighting PSU banks and cement sectors. He remains positive on Zomato for the long term. Bharti is favored among large-cap stocks. Mehta also sees potential in specialty chemical companies like SRF and Navin Fluorine for investment opportunities.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Wednesday
Markets declined sharply Tuesday with Sensex falling 1.55% and Nifty 1.39%, driven by profit booking and concerns over FII outflows to China post US trade truce. Analysts see continued midcap strength and optimism for FY26 earnings growth.
Sensex settles 1,281 pts lower, Nifty below 24,600; 5 reasons behind today's decline
Stock Market Crash Today: Following a significant surge driven by ceasefire reports, Indian stock markets experienced a downturn. The Sensex and Nifty fell over 1% due to profit booking, rising U.S. Treasury yields, and a decline in index heavyweights. Easing US-China trade tensions and rising crude oil prices further contributed to the market's pullback.
GAIL's Q4 profit falls 6% to Rs 2,049 cr on weaker gas marketing, petchem margins
GAIL (India) Ltd posted a 6% YoY decline in Q4 profit to ?2,049 crore due to petrochemical losses, despite revenue rising 10%. FY25 profit surged 28% to ?11,312 crore, aided by strong performance across segments excluding petchem.
Sensex zooms 3,000 points, Nifty eyeing 25K. Should you trust the stock market rally or it’s a trap in disguise?
Dalal Street staged a powerful comeback as the Sensex surged over 3,000 points and the Nifty crossed 24,900, driven by a surprise India-Pakistan ceasefire, easing global tensions, and robust foreign inflows. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, citing strong domestic macros but flagging risks in pharma and the potential for short-term overenthusiasm as geopolitical and economic uncertainties persist.
India’s safe-haven edge at risk, says CLSA, as Nifty and Sensex recoil after best day in 4 years
CLSA observed that India has emerged as a relative outperformer and a "safe haven" for investors amid escalating global trade tensions and India-Pakistan border conflicts. "The increase in these risks positioned India as a hiding place, making it the second-best performing market since March," the brokerage noted.
- Go To Page 1
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday
Indian markets soared over 3.7% on Monday, with the Sensex rising 2,975.43 points and Nifty 916.70, as easing India-Pakistan tensions and US-China trade hopes lifted sentiment across sectors.
Sensex soars 2,975 points, Nifty tops 24,900 after India-Pak ceasefire: 7 factors why Dalal-Street rose today
Stock Market Today: Indian equities rebounded strongly on Monday, fueled by easing India-Pakistan tensions and optimism surrounding U.S.-China trade talks. The Sensex surged by 3.79%, and the Nifty50 climbed 3.9%, driven by broad-based buying across sectors. Record mutual fund inflows and an upgrade to India's sovereign credit rating further boosted investor confidence.
F&O Radar | Deploy Bear Put Butterfly Spread in Sensex to play bearish momentum
Indian stock markets witnessed a significant downturn on Friday, with the Sensex plummeting 880 points to close at 79,454, due to escalating India-Pakistan tensions. This geopolitical uncertainty, coupled with bearish technical indicators like a lower high, lower low sequence and a bearish RSI crossover, has heightened market volatility. The India VIX surged to 21.
Market rally or mirage? 6 ways to safeguard your portfolio amid Pakistan tensions
Following a ceasefire agreement after Operation Sindoor, Indian markets rallied, though analysts advise caution due to potential conflict escalation. Experts recommend a strategic approach, emphasizing cash reserves, diversified asset allocation, and continued SIP investments. Focusing on quality stocks and defensive sectors like pharma and FMCG can help investors navigate geopolitical uncertainty and capitalize on opportunities.
Sensex surges 2,300 points, Nifty tops 24,700 after India-Pak ceasefire calms D-Street
Indian stock markets surged on Monday following a temporary ceasefire announcement between India and Pakistan. The Sensex jumped 2.53%, fueled by gains in Adani Ports and Axis Bank. However, concerns remain over potential ceasefire violations. Adani Power and Reliance Power saw significant gains, while pharma stocks declined after Trump's drug price cut announcement. Overall market capitalisation witnessed a substantial increase.
Adani Power rallies 7% after securing 1,500 MW contract in Uttar Pradesh
Adani Power shares: Adani Power, the country’s leading private thermal power producer, announced that it has secured a contract through competitive bidding to supply 1,500 MW (net) of thermal power at a tariff of ?5.383 per unit.
Reliance Power shares soar 10% after company swings to profit of Rs 126 crore in Q4
Reliance Power reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 126 crore for Q4 FY25, a significant turnaround from the previous year's loss, driven by reduced expenses. The company's full-year profit stood at Rs 2,947.83 crore, accompanied by substantial debt servicing of Rs 5,338 crore.
Will a fragile India-Pakistan ceasefire spark a stock market rally? 5 signs to read
Despite heightened tensions at the borders, the announcement of an India-Pakistan ceasefire is expected to set Indian markets on an upward trajectory this week. The markets, which had been recovering from a recent correction, took a hit as tensions between the two countries escalated.
Why stock market fell today: Sensex closes 880 pts lower, Nifty below 24,050; 5 reasons behind the decline
The Indian Army reported that Pakistani forces carried out multiple drone and munitions attacks overnight along the western border. Blasts were heard in Jammu during a missile and drone assault on military installations in the Kashmir region on Thursday night, marking the second day of cross-border hostilities.
Sindoor effect! Trading in Pakistan's Karachi Stock Exchange halted after 7% crash
Pakistan's stock exchange faced a trading halt after a significant drop triggered by drone reports, exacerbating existing economic vulnerabilities and investor concerns. In contrast, India's market experienced a milder decline despite ongoing tensions following retaliatory strikes after the Pahalgam attack. Analysts believe India's focus remains on trade deals and corporate earnings, mitigating the impact of geopolitical tensions.
Rupee rises 23 paise to 84.54 against US dollar in early trade
The rupee strengthened to 84.54 against the dollar following the US Federal Reserve's decision to hold steady interest rates. Sustained foreign fund inflows and a weaker dollar further bolstered the rupee. However, geopolitical tensions stemming from military actions near the border continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
India-Pakistan war shadow 'receding'? How to read the market mood and which stocks to buy
As fears of a full-blown India-Pakistan war are believed to have receded by market analysts, Dalal Street has shifted from anxiety to analysis, focusing on strategic portfolio positioning. Analysts suggest that historical market rebounds after geopolitical events present a 'buy-the-dip' opportunity. Experts recommend focusing on high-quality stocks in sectors like banks, power, and defence, driven by strong growth potential and government capex, while avoiding panic-driven decisions.
Tata Chemicals shares rise 2% after Q4 net loss narrows to Rs 56 crore
Tata Chemicals shares saw a rise following the report of a reduced net loss for the March quarter. The company's board proposed a dividend of Rs 11 per share. Revenue experienced a slight increase, but EBITDA declined. The board also approved raising funds through term loans or NCDs. Market conditions are challenging, but the long-term outlook is positive.
Coal India shares rally 3% after Q4 results. Should you buy, sell or hold?
Coal India shares: Coal India's shares saw a rise after reporting a 12% YoY increase in net profit for Q4FY25, reaching Rs 9,593 crore, despite a slight dip in revenue. Production experienced a marginal decrease, but offtake remained steady, indicating stable demand. Brokerages have mixed opinions, with Motilal Oswal suggesting a 'Buy' and Nuvama recommending a 'Hold'.
Voltas shares climb over 3% after Q4 net profit doubles to Rs 241 crore
Voltas shares: Revenue grew 13.4% year-on-year to Rs 4,768 crore, up from Rs 4,203 crore, but fell short of analysts’ estimates of Rs 4,897 crore. Total income for Q4 FY25 rose 14% to Rs 4,847 crore, compared to Rs 4,257 crore in the same quarter last year.
KFin Technologies shares in focus as General Atlantic plans 6% stake sale via block deals
KFin Technologies shares will be in focus after reports that General Atlantic plans to sell a 6% stake via block deals at a 5–8% discount. In Q4FY25, the company posted a 14.3% rise in profit and 23.8% revenue growth. Despite a YTD drop, the stock is up 249% in two years. Analysts maintain a 'Buy' rating.
Nifty muscle memory check: India-Pakistan conflicts have meant 5% dip. Will this time be different?
Despite recent military actions between India and Pakistan, the Indian stock market has shown resilience, mirroring historical trends where geopolitical tensions lead to only temporary dips. Operation Sindoor, India's recent strike, barely affected the market, which quickly recovered, buoyed by strong financial inflows and robust macroeconomic fundamentals.
US, Chinese stocks up before trade talks, Fed move
US and Chinese stocks experienced gains amid anticipation for US-China trade discussions and the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision. European markets showed caution, while geopolitical tensions impacted Pakistan's stock market. Disney's shares surged following positive sales figures, while pharmaceutical stocks faced challenges due to regulatory changes and revised forecasts.
Rupee falls 31 paise to 84.66 against US dollar in early trade after India avenges Pahalgam attack
The Indian rupee weakened to 84.66 against the US dollar on Wednesday following India's military strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, escalating cross-border tensions. Forex traders anticipate potential dollar buying and RBI intervention to stabilize the rupee amidst market nervousness. Domestic equity markets also experienced a decline, while Brent crude saw a rise.
Sensex, Nifty edge higher after muted start as traders assess Operation Sindoor impact
Indian stock market indices experienced a slight dip at the opening bell. This followed the Indian Armed Forces' precision strikes on terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK. The operation, named 'Operation Sindoor', targeted locations used for planning attacks against India. The Ministry of Defence emphasized the operation was focused and non-escalatory.
Load More
