Indian households are changing their buying habits. Hair creme and noodles are now used by more people. This shows a shift from old staples...

Fast-moving consumer goods consumption is set for a 5% growth in early 2026. Strong economic indicators and rising demand are driving this ...

Household product and grocery demand revived in Q2, with FMCG sales volume increasing 4.7% year-on-year. This resurgence, led by household ...

Consumer demand for household products and groceries saw a strong revival in the second quarter. Sales volume increased, driven by househol...

Rural India is increasingly embracing affordable premium FMCG products, surpassing urban areas in consumption volume with a 51% share. This...

Packaged goods companies are trimming portfolios and controlling costs amid weak demand. Nestle India and Dabur have dropped underperformin...

Some Investors are shifting toward safe-haven assets like gold, U.S. Treasuries, and defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer stap...

Indian benchmark indices closed in the red on Friday, reversing early gains as concerns over a potential slowdown in corporate earnings ove...

If we look at the overall year, it was a rewarding period for Indian investors, where large caps rallied substantial 33%, midcaps surged by...

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator is a helpful tool for investors seeking potential opportunities in the stock mar...

Investing in sectors such as healthcare, electric vehicles, information technology, infrastructure and real estate, Fast-Moving Consumer Go...

It named Jio, Amul, Colgate, Samsung, Vivo and YouTube as among the top 50 brands in terms of ranking, adding that Jio emerged as the bigge...

"The domestic focussed sectors viz. Capital Goods, FMCG, Auto, etc. are relatively better positioned and would also benefit from the recent...

Stocks that were in focus included names like Jyothy Labs which was up nearly 6 per cent, RBL Bank which gained over 17 per cent, and Solar...

Castrol will return half of its Rs 494.56-crore equity capital in its books to its shareholders by giving Rs 5 for every share they own.

Most of the laggards - who launched their IPOs at a time when the economy was growing at over 8.5% - belong to the power and real estate se...