InCred Capital has upgraded India's equity market stance to 'Overweight,' anticipating a 10% upside for the Nifty by December 2026. This op...

Indian equities closed August with a second consecutive month of losses as Nifty fell 1.38%, pressured by U.S. tariff shocks, foreign fund ...

The Q1 earnings season revealed a concerning trend as 51 previously profitable companies, including Tejas Networks and Ideaforge, slipped i...

Emkay Global has upgraded Nifty’s September 2026 target to 28,000, citing GST rationalisation as a landmark reform that boosts growth, earn...

Midcaps' valuation discount to largecaps has widened to 22 per cent now.

Nifty rose in a vertical line in the past five months. In percentage terms, it rose by 27 per cent from its 52-week low of 6,825 recorded b...

Nifty50 managed to reclaim 8,600 supported by gains in realty, power, oil & gas, metal, capital goods, and banking stocks. The Midcap Index...

Elsewhere, most other Asian markets closed mixed. Japan’s Nikkei closed with losses of 0.25 per cent after Nintendo shares took a dive, but...

The S&P BSE Sensex rose just about 0.7 per cent during the week ended June 3, but failed to close above its crucial psychological level of ...

Macro-economic data points that it may be not enough to provide the prop to the market in an environment of global risk aversion.

According to experts, the Modi premium that fuelled hope-based rally last year is not over yet, but it has come down for sure.

The bull market, which started in 2014 on hopes of pro-growth reforms with formation of Modi govt, is showing signs of fatigue.

The markets kept their tempo after the government said it has contained the fiscal deficit at 4 per cent of GDP for 2014-15, bettering its ...

Most analysts are not reading too much into the bounce back, and the RBI policy due next week may well be a non-event.

Sensex has rallied over 33 per cent so far in the year 2014 to hit record levels above 28000. The retail participation has also increased.

Most analysts expect the market to rally probably by 10% to 15%, while some even expect a negative or flat return for the year 2015.

The Sensex conquered the 28,000 mark for the first time on expectations of more reforms by the Modi government and a rate cut by the RBI.