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Kumar Gaurav is a business journalist driven by a profound passion for the economy, culture, and human rights. He covers market movements, IPOs, regulatory updates, and major developments in equity markets. Having earned a Master's degree in Journalism from the University of Delhi's Delhi School of Journalism, Kumar previously worked with ET Now and Financial Express, focusing on primary and secondary markets. His dedication lies in uncovering the connections between the markets and the human experience, offering a nuanced perspective on the world of business.
Auto stocks, on the other hand, witnessed a sell-off after US President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent tariff on imported cars and key auto parts, effective April 3
Analysts attribute this success in the primary markets to the remarkable performance of secondary markets for most part of FY25
Market analysts suggest that the recent movements in the crypto market reflect a mix of resilience and caution. Investors should keep an eye on US jobless claims and GDP data due later today
The profit booking among the broader markets was seen more in the small-cap shares, as the Nifty Smallcap100 index settled down by 1.07 per cent
The IT sector defied the market's trend by adding gains, driven by positive global cues stemming from expectations of softer tariffs and a recent correction in valuations
The world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation, Bitcoin, nevertheless, has been holding steady above the $86,000 mark
The mainboard segment will remain dormant for another week. Notably, Quality Power was the last mainboard company to go public, listing on the bourses on February 24, 2025
Here is the complete list of stocks to remain in focus today, following the announcement of corporate actions such as dividends, bonus issues, or stock-splits (subdivision)
As investors await the opening of the public offering, here are the key details of Arisinfra Solutions IPO
Here's the complete list of stocks to watch next week, along with their corporate actions and key dates, as per BSE data
Market analysts attribute this rally to the recent correction in the mid- and small-cap stocks, citing that it created attractive opportunities for long-term investors
The acquisition will be executed in multiple tranches, with 80 per cent of the shares to be acquired in the first tranche, and the remaining 20 per cent to be acquired over the next three years
Market analysts see this as a defining moment for the digital asset industry, bringing a shift in market sentiment, and likely influencing global regulatory approaches
This would mark the second company from the Tata Group to go public in less than two years, as earlier in 2023, Tata Group's technology arm, Tata Technologies went public
Quality Power shares listed at Rs 432.05 per share on the BSE, and Rs 430 per share on the NSE, against the issue price of Rs 425 apiece
Here is the complete list of companies whose shares will trade ex-date next week, along with their key corporate announcements as per data available on the BSE
Data sourced from PrimeDatabase suggests that the IPO pipeline for CY25 continues to remain strong, as 44 companies have already received approval from Sebi
Here is the complete list of shares expected to remain in the spotlight on Thursday's trading session on account of their announcements of interim dividends for their shareholders
The analysts at JM Financial have assigned a target price of Rs 820 for Hexaware Technologies, an upside of 10 per cent from the listing price of the company's shares.
Hexaware Technologies shares listed at Rs 745.50 per share on the NSE, and Rs 731 per share on the BSE, against the issue price of Rs 708 apiece