Wall Street began Friday’s session with a cautious upward drift, as traders positioned themselves ahead of an important but somewhat stale update on the Federal Reserve’s favored inflation barometer. The data for September’s Personal Consumption Expenditures index, along with its core counterpart that strips out food and energy, is scheduled for release later in the day and has become a focal point for gauging the central bank’s path forward. Trading opened with a light but s

Paytm’s parent, One 97 Communications, kicked off the week with renewed strength, notching another solid gain on Monday. The stock climbed 3.4% to ₹1,365 — a level it hasn’t touched since late 2021 — extending its winning streak and reinforcing a trend investors have been watching closely. What’s driving the mood shift? The cloud of regulatory pressure that once weighed heavily on the stock is steadily lifting. With fewer compliance hurdles to navigate, the company’s revenue

Image taken from trainy.co Wall Street is bracing for a decisive week as investors turn their attention to Jerome Powell, who is scheduled to speak at a panel discussion at Stanford University on Monday, just days before the Federal Reserve’s final monetary policy decision of the year. Every word from Powell will be scrutinized for clues about the Fed’s next steps, making his address one of the most anticipated events on the market calendar. The week promises more than just P

Indian markets ended the week with a steady glow, not a full blaze. After touching fresh lifetime highs earlier in the week, both Sensex and Nifty spent Friday catching their breath. With the Q2 GDP numbers around the corner and global cues swinging between optimism and caution, investors chose patience over aggression. Friday’s session reflected that mood perfectly. The Sensex eased by just 14 points to settle at 85,706.67, while the Nifty slipped 13 points to close at 26,20

Image takien from morpher.com India has just endured one of its roughest stretches in decades, trailing nearly every major emerging market and watching asset after asset lose ground. Yet in a turn that has caught global investors’ attention, some of the world’s most influential financial institutions now believe that the country is setting up for a meaningful rebound. Morgan Stanley, Citi, and Goldman Sachs are among the major houses signaling that India’s long slide may be n

Image taken from groww.in The Indian equity market ended Friday’s session in a quiet, almost motionless drift, as traders chose to secure profits and wait for clearer economic cues before making their next move. With the country’s Q2 GDP numbers set to arrive and global markets offering no strong direction, sentiment remained cautious rather than celebratory. By the closing bell, the Sensex inched down by just 14 points to settle at 85,706.67, and the Nifty 50 slipped a modes

One small-cap stock is gearing up to steal attention on Monday — and it’s a name many long-term investors will recognize. Integrated Industries Ltd. , the company that transformed a ₹10,000 investment into nearly ₹52 lakh over five years , is once again making headlines. After delivering a staggering 51,800% return since 2020, the multibagger has now scheduled a fresh board meeting to advance its strategic fund-raising plans. Integrated Industries announced that its Board of

Image taken from livemint.com Dalal Street is gearing up for a high-energy opening this Monday after India’s latest GDP numbers smashed expectations. The Q2 FY26 growth print came in at 8.2% , a number that immediately caught the attention of traders, global institutions, and foreign investors. Market analysts now believe this stronger-than-expected performance could trigger a gap-up start , with banking and manufacturing stocks positioned to lead the charge. Experts tracking

Image taken from Moneycontrol.com Indian equities took a breather today as benchmark indices inched lower in a muted trading session marked by light profit-booking and cautious sentiment. The Sensex closed at 85,706.67 , down 14 points or 0.02% , barely budging from the previous session as investors stayed on the sidelines. The Nifty 50 ended at 26,202.95 , slipping 13 points or 0.05% , reflecting a similarly subdued mood across large-cap names. Broader markets also softene

Nifty Bank pushed into uncharted territory on Thursday, marking another chapter in its remarkable run as the index climbed to a fresh record during the session. With this move, the banking gauge has now stretched its winning streak to a third straight day, reflecting the strong confidence pulsing through India’s financial sector. The index rose 0.2% to touch a new lifetime high of 59,897.50 , placing it more than 25% above its March 2025 low and adding 2% in just three sessio

India’s benchmark indices—Sensex and Nifty—have been touching fresh intraday highs, only to slide back just as quickly. Market watchers say this pullback isn’t a red flag but a classic sign of investors booking profits in large-cap stocks, a pattern likely to keep nudging the headline indices in the near term. On Thursday, Nifty 50 briefly hit a lifetime high of 26,310.45 , while Sensex climbed to 86,055.86 , before both slipped off those peaks. By the closing bell, Nifty end

The Indian stock market saw a dramatic swing after hitting fresh all-time highs, with profit-taking at elevated levels wiping out most of the early morning optimism. Tracking a strong Wall Street handover, both benchmark indices opened sharply higher and broke into new territory for the first time in over 14 months before fading toward the close. The Nifty 50 surged to an intraday high of 26,310 but eventually slipped back to finish almost flat at 26,233, up just 0.03%. The S

Investing in the stock market demands patience, conviction, and deep research — and few stories capture this better than the extraordinary rise of multibagger penny stock Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network , now set to rebrand as Aqylon Nexus Limited . Once available for just ₹1.90 in January 2021 , the stock is now trading at an unbelievable ₹1,410 on the NSE. To understand the scale of this rally: ₹1 lakh invested five years ago would be worth nearly ₹9.04 crore toda

The US stock market has been on a strong upward streak for four straight sessions, with major indices — the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq — all rallying on Wednesday. But investors hoping to catch the next move on Thursday, November 27, 2025, will have to wait. The US observes Thanksgiving today, a national holiday celebrated every fourth Thursday of November, marking the official start of the American holiday season. As per the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) holiday calenda

Market concentration across the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has slipped to multi-year lows, driven by a powerful shift in liquidity and ownership away from a handful of large-caps and toward a much broader universe of mid- and small-cap stocks. With both retail and institutional investors widening their reach, India’s equity landscape is becoming more democratic, more diverse, and structurally deeper than it has been in years. For a long stretch, India’s markets leaned heav

The Indian stock market staged a strong comeback on Wednesday, November 26, snapping a three-day losing streak with a broad-based rally fueled by renewed global optimism and aggressive buying across sectors. The Sensex surged 1,023 points (1.21%) to close at 85,609.51, marking one of its sharpest single-day rebounds this month. The Nifty 50 followed suit, climbing 321 points (1.24%) to settle at 26,205.30. Midcap and small-cap indices also joined the party, rising 1.32% and 1

Sensex and Nifty 50 are expected to open higher on Thursday, supported by strong global market sentiment and renewed optimism around an upcoming US Federal Reserve rate cut. Asian markets traded in positive territory, mirroring Wall Street’s strong overnight rally. On Wednesday, Indian equities saw robust buying across sectors, helping the benchmark Nifty 50 close above the 26,200 mark. The Sensex surged 1,022.50 points (1.21%) to end at 85,609.51, while the Nifty 50 gained 3

Image taken from BtechTraders.com The Indian stock market is set for a strong, upbeat opening on Thursday, powered by positive global cues and solid momentum from Wednesday’s rally. Early signals from Gift Nifty — trading near 26,447 and holding a premium of about 66 points over the previous close — point toward another bullish start for the benchmark Nifty 50. Wednesday’s session brought powerful gains across the board. The Sensex soared 1,022.50 points, or 1.21%, to finish

Image taken from The Economic Times India’s equity markets are gearing up for a powerful start on Thursday, with benchmark indices expected to break into uncharted territory as global and domestic rate-cut expectations hit fever pitch. Early indications from Gift Nifty futures — trading at 26,436 as of 07:38 a.m. IST — suggest the Nifty 50 is likely to open well above Wednesday’s close of 26,205.3, clearing its previous record of 26,277.35 with ease. Both the Nifty 50 and Sen

Image taken from Mint.com The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is planning a major overhaul of basic service demat accounts (BSDA) to better reflect an investor’s actual portfolio value and make these accounts more investor-friendly. BSDA accounts, designed as low-cost options for first-time and small investors, allow holdings of up to ₹10 lakh. Accounts with portfolios under ₹4 lakh are exempt from annual maintenance charges (AMC), while portfolios between ₹4 la