Market performance was initially hampered by US trade tensions, escalating geopolitical risks, and an uncertain global growth outlook, with the Nifty 50 dropping as much as 8 per cent by April
The Nifty can potentially surge another 9% to hit levels of around 28,000-mark in the coming months; among sectors, auto and metal may see up to 20 per cent upside, suggest technical charts.
June rally runs on a limp: Headline gains mask a brittle advance, with more stocks falling than rising
Stock market investors would track macroeconomic data announcements such as industrial production, US tariff related developments and other global trends this week, which may influence sentiment, analysts said. Trading activity of foreign investors and crude oil prices would also remain in the limelight during the week, experts noted. "This week brings a series of important economic data releases from India and the United States, which are likely to influence market sentiment and central bank outlooks. In India, the week begins on June 30 with the release of Industrial Production (YoY) for May. "On July 1, attention will turn to the manufacturing PMI for June, which reflects the health of India's industrial sector and order inflows. This will be followed by the services PMI on July 3," according to Bajaj Broking Research. Equity benchmarks staged a sharp rally last week helped by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a steep decline in crude oil prices. Last week, the
Market experts believe that small-caps hold promise from a long-term perspective, provided investors do their homework diligently
Trading members, including trading houses and brokerages, have to submit a compliance status report within timelines set by the Sebi
India's biggest bourse and the world's most active derivatives exchange has been embroiled in litigation with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) since 2019
Stock market highlights June 24: The benchmarks surged over 1 per cent during early trade but failed to hold at higher levels following reports of a breach in the Iran-Israel truce
Technical charts suggest that real-estate related shares from Chris Wood's portfolio could see sharper gains going ahead, while PolicyBazaar is likely to trade on a tepid note.
Technical charts suggest that midcap stocks such as APL Apollo, Exide Industries, Grindwell Norton, Fortis Healthcare and Lupin may trade with a weak bias in the near-term.
Stock market outlook: Several risks remain underappreciated or insufficiently priced, including high valuations and earnings downgrade risk in Indian equities, cautions Ashwin Patni of Julius Baer
Zee Entertainment Enterprise shares jumped 3.5 per cent on plans to raise over ₹2,237 crore from the preferential issue of convertible warrants
Motilal Oswal sector of the week: The capital goods sector is riding a multi-year upcycle driven by public capex and energy transition imperatives
Birla Corp share rose after the company emerged as the 'Preferred Bidder' for the grant of mining lease for Gourum Khan Ki Dhani (South) Limestone Block, on the highest final price offer of 20.60%.
Stocks to Buy Today, June 16, 2025: Sigachi Industries share price, The Ramco Cements share price, and Max Healthcare share price have formed bullish patterns on the daily stock charts
Sensex Today | Stock Market Close, Friday, June 13, 2025: The Nifty Midcap100 and Nifty Smallcap100 index settled in red, down by 0.24 per cent and 0.43 per cent, respectively
Jubilant Pharmova shares rose after its board approved the slump sale of its API business to wholly-owned subsidiary, Jubilant Biosys.
Stock Markets Falling Today: Fearing a disruption in supply chains amid Israel's attack on Iran, oil prices jumped to five-month highs Friday morning
Why stock markets are falling: Rising tensions between the US-Iran, Nifty F&O weekly expiry, and fall in US futures are some of the reasons why Sensex, Nifty are down today
The South Asian nation saw $6.4 billion raised through share sales in May, the highest monthly total since December 2024, according to data compiled by Bloomberg