Sensex Nifty

Physicswallah, Bharat Dynamics, 3M India, Ashok Leyland and NMDC are among the companies announcing their Q1FY27 results today.

Sensex and Nifty witness the week's lowest session-end volatility on Friday

The gap between the Sensex and Nifty narrowed for a third straight session after the Closing Auction Session rollout, though market participants say structural concerns remain.

Analysts have projected modest revenue growth and pressure on operating performance for L&T due to West Asia-related execution challenges.

Brokerage firm JM Financial noted that Adani Green's reduced arbitrage potential from its merchant and BESS portfolio could lower Ebitda by 3-5 per cent going forward.

The state-owned refiner's Q1FY27 results came under pressure due to a net loss of ₹12,264 crore in Q1FY27, compared to a profit of ₹4,110 crore in Q1FY26.

JSW Steel reported a 113 per cent y-o-y jump in consolidated profit for the first quarter to ₹4,651 crore. The steel giant's revenue increased 9.8 per cent on an annual basis.

The renewable energy company's revenue declined to ₹1,590 crore. Meanwhile, net profit rose 69% to ₹54.2 crore from ₹32 crore on a year-on-year basis.

The downgrade stems from growing near- and medium-term challenges in the solar industry, with the sector entering a consolidation phase, UBS said.

Among sectors, the Nifty IT index, the worst performer among sectoral indices, tanked 27.8 per cent in H1CY26 as rising concerns around artificial intelligence (AI)-led disruption spooked investors.

The rally was triggered by a sharp decline in crude prices after US President Donald Trump said a peace agreement could be signed as early as this weekend

The only exception has been 1998 (CY98) when the BSE Sensex slipped 16.5 per cent as market sentiment was dented due to Pokhran nuclear tests in May and the ensuing economic and trade sanctions.

Indian equity indices fell on Friday as renewed hostilities between Iran and the US weighed on sentiment and pushed crude oil prices close to $100 per barrel

Strong domestic participation and improving global risk sentiment lifted midcap stocks to record highs, even as benchmark indices closed largely unchanged

Benchmark indices rise nearly 1 per cent, led by banking stocks and improved sentiment after RBI easing and hopes of de-escalation in the Iran-US conflict

Indian equities may open lower on Monday as renewed Strait of Hormuz tensions raise concerns over oil prices, global risk sentiment, and the outlook for geopolitical stability

Here's how leading market analysts see the road ahead for Indian markets amid the recent developments.

Friday sees first net FPI inflows since the start of conflict

Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE 100)-listed stocks can be a good trading bet, according to Christopher Wood, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies, especially around the IMF bailout periods.

Indian equities tumble as crude oil prices spike amid West Asia tensions, fuelling fears of inflation and slowing growth, with indices logging their sharpest fall in nearly two years