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In FY26, the NSE lost 3.5 million active investor accounts, its steepest drop on record. Zerodha, Angel One, and Upstox led the fall. But while the big names stumble, smaller brokers are gaining.
A sharp rally, a sudden dip, and a fragile ceasefire: markets are reacting fast to West Asia tensions. But is the worst really behind us? Or are investors getting ahead of reality?
The RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% in its April 2026 policy. What does this mean for your home loan EMI, savings, and future borrowing costs?
After a volatile FY26, markets are entering FY27 with uncertainty, but also opportunity. From equities and gold to bonds and real estate, here’s what top analysts are saying about where to invest,
FY26 was a muted year for Dalal Street, with flat index returns and repeated bouts of volatility driven by FPI outflows, IT sector correction, and global tensions. In this episode of Markets Special,
The ongoing tensions in West Asia are increasing crude oil prices and putting pressure on supply chains and household expenses in India.
Temasek-backed Manipal Hospitals has filed draft papers with Sebi for a mega IPO exceeding $1 billion. The issue includes a ₹8,000 crore fresh issue and a large offer-for-sale,
Indian markets jumped sharply after fresh geopolitical signals eased global tensions. But with oil prices, volatility, and technical weakness still in play, is this a real recovery
Indian markets witnessed a sharp sell-off, with the Nifty 50 falling over 2% amid rising global tensions after US President Donald Trump warned of action against Iran.The index is now down over 14% fr
As the West Asia crisis rattles markets, investors are panicking. SIPs are being stopped, indices are falling, and volatility is rising.
India is set to release a new GDP series with 2022–23 as the base year. But what exactly is GDP, how is it calculated, and why do revisions matter?
Markets saw a hit today with Sensex and Nifty falling sharply. The decline was driven by rising crude oil prices and hawkish signals from the US Federal Reserve.
Indian stock markets tumbled sharply as geopolitical tensions in West Asia pushed oil prices higher, triggered foreign investor selling, and rattled global markets.
As the war in West Asia escalates, Indian markets are feeling the heat. From oil companies to banks and infrastructure giants, several stocks have taken a sharp hit. Here’s what’s driving the fall
Indian markets opened sharply lower as IT stocks led a broad sell-off. But the trigger lies beyond Dalal Street.
Indian stock markets have entered 2026 on shaky ground. Nearly 70% of Nifty 500 stocks are in the red by mid-January, making this the second-worst January start in five years.
Global brokerage Morgan Stanley has turned bullish on Indian equities, projecting a massive upside for the Sensex by 2026. What’s driving this optimism?
As 2025 winds down, one of India’s largest wealth managers is laying out its roadmap for the year ahead.
As India steps into 2026, markets are entering what Axis Securities calls a “crucial inflection point.” So where should investors look? Axis Securities has laid out its core themes