Stocks to Watch today, March 25, 2026: From OMCs to RIL, here is a list of stocks that will be in focus today
Analysts said the decline in private banks' share was largely driven by contraction among small and mid-sized lenders, while leading private banks broadly maintained their positions
Here is the complete list of stocks that will remain in the spotlight following their corporate announcements, such as dividends, bonus issues, and subdivisions
A total of 333 stocks from the Nifty 500 index were seen trading below their respective 200-day moving averages in Monday's trade amid the US-Israel-Iran war triggered market fall.
ACC, IRCTC, IREDA, Akzo Nobel India, Emami, KPIT Technologies and Premier Energies also hit 52-week lows in the intraday trade on February 1
Emkay Global Financial Services highlighted that while overall CIF and assets under management (AUM) growth remained soft, mirroring broader industry trends, spending momentum was robust.
Stocks to Watch today: SBI Life Insurance, L&T, M&M Financial Services, ACC, SBI Cards and Cochin Shipyard are among the stocks to watch today, January 29, 2026
SBI Cards and Payment Services' Q3 net interest income (NII) stood at ₹2,591 crore during the quarter, up 17 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) and 5 per cent sequentially
In the Nifty Smallcap 100 basket, Ola Electric Mobility was the top loser, falling more than 4 per cent to ₹35.68. NBCC was down over 3 per cent
SBI Cards is expected to benefit from easing credit costs and improving asset quality, with rising spends and better portfolio performance likely to support stronger growth ahead
Analysts believe the worst of stress cycle is over & that SBI Cards is entering final phase of its balance sheet cleanup, setting the stage for a recovery in credit costs, CIF growth & return ratios.
SBI Life rallied 3%, while SBI Card dropped 3% post Q2 results; the parent company SBI is scheduled to announce earnings on Nov 4. Here's a likely trading strategy in SBI group shares?
Management guided gross credit cost would trend down from current levels over the next two quarters. While an exact range was not provided, they stated that the credit cost would be below 9 per cent