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Daily Indian market and personal-finance updates. Newer stories appear on the homepage; this archive keeps previous bulletins available to read anytime.
Salesforce slides over 8% despite a $63 bn revenue goal, while UBS lifts its target, raising questions for Indian tech investors.
Mehul Kothari of Anand Rathi flags a break below 55,500 as a sell signal and picks three sub‑₹200 stocks with clear targets for retail investors.
Jindal Supreme’s IPO drew a 177‑times subscription, while Hero Motors and SS Retail also saw strong demand, with allotments now viewable online.
US markets slide amid oil price swings and higher Treasury yields, prompting Indian investors to brace for potential market volatility.
Indian equities extend their six-week losing streak as crude volatility, Tata Group concerns, and heavy IPO fund flows dampen market enthusiasm.
The clash between Tata Sons and Tata Trusts wiped out over ₹52,000 crore in market value, sending the Sensex down and prompting a sell‑off of Tata stocks.
Netflix shares faced another decline as rising US interest rates impact investor sentiment and affect key Indian indices Sensex and Nifty. The 7% drop alarms investors amidst concerns over user engagement and content quality.
Nifty slipped again, marking a sixth straight weekly loss as global oil prices climb and geopolitical tensions keep Indian investors wary.
Despite market volatility, 19 new listings raised ₹7,550 crore this week, showing strong investor appetite for fresh opportunities.
Global gold prices have climbed to a one-week high as easing oil costs reduce inflationary pressure, supporting precious metal demand.
A $1.8 bn pull‑out from U.S. muni bonds pushes yields higher, sparking interest among Indian retail investors in domestic debt alternatives.
Record‑high North Sea oil premiums from Saudi supply cuts are pushing crude prices up, prompting a rally in Indian energy shares.
The yen's slide as BOJ members voice doubts on hikes pushes the dollar higher, pressuring Indian importers and nudging the Nifty down.
SEBI's nod clears the way for Kuku Technologies to raise up to ₹3,500 crore, a move that could energize the Nifty IT sector and retail investors.
Retail investors who bought Hero Motors at ₹300 now face steep losses as the IPO is priced between ₹79 and ₹84.
Regulator action on NAN Excella Pro and Lactogen Pro triggers a 3% drop in Nestle India, pulling down the consumer‑goods segment on the Nifty.
European stocks dipped as telecom lagged, but tech gains suggest a global rotation that may influence Indian IT sector trends.
Bitcoin hovers around $77,000 despite a hawkish Fed and tepid US ETF inflows, signalling a cautious recovery that could influence Indian crypto‑exposed portfolios.
Net outflows of $457 million from Asian bonds signal higher yields and could pressure Indian bond yields and equity valuations.
US rate fears push bond yields higher, affecting Indian equity investors as bond prices fall, causing Sensex and Nifty to react.
Five BSE commodity stocks hit fresh 52‑week highs, led by Bodal Chemicals’ 174% monthly surge, signalling strong sector momentum.
Sensex drops almost 1,000 points in seconds, while Nifty ends higher, reflecting market volatility amid easing global rates.
The rupee edged toward the 96 per dollar mark this week, with RBI likely stepping in to cap losses amid global rate‑rise worries.
Jefferies' bullish targets lift Adani Energy, Gas and Ports, sending Nifty Energy stocks higher.