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BMC receives emails warning of explosions at multiple locations in Mumbai; probe launchedMumbai received bomb threat emails targeting key locations. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Mayor's office, and Chief Minister's of...- US–Iran War Day 53: Last hours for peace? Ceasefire nears expiry as Trump warns 'bombs will go off' & Iran threatens Hormuz; Markets watch nervouslyIran War Day 53 News: US–Iran war entered day 53 with tensions rising as a fragile ceasefire neared expiry and uncertainty surrounded possi...
- Rs 14 lakh cr wiped out as Sensex sinks 1,837 pts, Nifty tests 22,500; 7 triggers behind today's market crashIndian stock markets experienced a significant downturn on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty both plummeting. This sharp selloff, wiping out su...
- These large- and mid-cap stocks can have an upside potential of more than 24% in 1 year, according to analystsWith the bulls making yet another comeback bid, the question on the street is familiar: Are valuations still high, or has the recent correc...
- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 25%It might just be a coincidence, but the recovery in the equity markets and precious metals happened simultaneously on Monday. Are we reachi...
- BSE receives hoax bomb threat, says operations unaffectedIndia’s oldest stock exchange, BSE, received a bomb threat on Sunday, July 13 via an email. The exchange informed relevant authorities, and...
- BSE receives bomb threat on e-mail, police finds nothing suspiciousBombay Stock Exchange received a bomb threat via email. Mumbai Police were alerted immediately. A bomb squad and police officers searched t...
- Sensex, Nifty take a hit, but 5 reasons why smallcaps, midcaps remain bulletproofDespite a sharp crash in the Sensex and Nifty dipping below 25,000, smallcaps and midcaps held strong, buoyed by stock-specific momentum, d...
- Gurpatwant Singh Pannun now threatens to disrupt 'Indian Economic System' and attack BSE and NSEThe chief of banned Pro-Khalistan group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), Pannun, in a statement released on Monday, said that the economic infrastr...
- Debt knell: With retail debt past Rs 40 lakh crore, worries about defaults on repayments riseRetail debt in India — at over Rs 40 lakh crore — has never been so alarmingly high, and lenders have a lot to worry about. Non-performing ...
- Pakistan stocks rally as investors look past border flare-upPakistan’s KSE 100 Index rebounded as much as 1.1 percent before trading little changed.
- Sensex pares losses, ends 240 pts lower; Nifty50 below 10,850 on IAF strikesMidcaps and smallcaps too bled, ending their five-day consecutive rally.
- Indian markets are not signalling that we are close to a top: Ramesh Damani“Just because you are making money, does not mean there is a frenzy in the market”
- Rs 2.73 lakh crore equity wealth wiped out in a day, more pain aheadBank stocks took a big hit, with ICICI Bank, SBI and HDFC Bank losing up to 3 per cent.
- Sensex plunges 448 points: Look who played party pooper on D-StAs many as 47 stocks in the Nifty index closed in red with Hindalco falling 4.97 per cent.
- Market Now: ICICI Bank, Vedanta most active stocks in terms of volumeNifty Realty index slid over 2 per cent, with top drag DLF plunging 5 per cent.
- North Korea jitters and 4 other factors that pulled Sensex by nearly 200 pointsAll sectoral indices were trading in the red with most indices trading 1 per cent lower.
- Patanjali hit on FMCG biggies! But Dabur, Emami ride piggyback to notch up growthMNCs biggies have taken a hard hit from Patanjali’s carpet bombing while some of the desi herbal-focussed FMCG firms have actually gained f...
- Nation holds its breath in face of fresh threatsIt was an uneasy Sunday in Indian metros. Even for a nation seemingly inured to terrorism, the prospects of stepping into the crowded stree...
- Threat to blow up NSE, BSE buildings; security tightenedAn anonymous e-mail threatening to blow up the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges was received on Monday, prompting the police to step up ...
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