Indian metal stocks including Hindustan Zinc, Vedanta, and NALCO witnessed sharp declines on January 30 as gold and silver prices tumbled over 6%, driven by a stronger US dollar and global market pressures.
Indian stock markets opened with mixed trends on January 30, 2026, influenced by global cues. Asian Paints, ITC, and Tata Steel emerged as top gainers, while some stocks faced losses.
Swiggy's share price fell sharply after reporting a widened net loss of ₹1,065 crore in Q3 FY26, despite a 54% revenue growth. Investors weigh buy, sell, or hold options.
Indian equity benchmarks Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened lower on Friday, with Nifty slipping below 25,300 and Sensex down over 500 points. Analysts expect stock-specific movements as investors position for the Union Budget amid cautious global cues.
Several prominent Indian companies, including CAMS, CoForge, Godrej Consumer Products, Gandhar Oil Refinery, Siemens Energy, Advani Hotels, Mastek, and Matrimony.com, have announced ex-dividend dates for their upcoming dividend payouts. Investors should n
Gold prices on MCX crashed over 3% while silver plunged more than 4%, with experts highlighting crucial support and resistance levels to monitor in the volatile market.
Indian stock markets gained for third straight session on Economic Survey optimism. Experts recommend BSE, Tata Steel, and Ramco Cements for short-term with technical analysis insights.
Silver prices plunged 6% on Friday, January 30, after hitting record highs, with MCX silver down 10% from its peak. Global spot silver fell 0.2% despite a 62% monthly surge. Gold also retreated as the US dollar strengthened amid Fed policy and geopolitica
As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman prepares to present Union Budget 2026 on Sunday, February 1, expectations run high. The Economic Survey projects 6.8-7.2% growth for FY27, with focus on railways, infrastructure, AI, and more.
Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran's Economic Survey 2025-26 highlights 'delayed gratification' as crucial for India's economic trajectory, drawing from the Stanford marshmallow test and ancient wisdom.
The Economic Survey 2025-26 examines India's ability to sustain high economic growth amidst unprecedented global uncertainty, highlighting strong fundamentals but warning of capital flow risks.
India introduces a revamped Consumer Price Index with 2024 base year, reducing food weight from 46% to 37% and expanding categories from 6 to 12 divisions for more accurate inflation measurement.
The Haryana government has made it mandatory for buyers and sellers to provide PAN details in property transactions exceeding Rs 10 lakh to prevent tax evasion and black money circulation.
Around 130 companies, including NTPC, Meesho, Bajaj Auto, and Nestle India, will release Q3 results for Dec 2025 quarter on January 30, 2026. Market experts expect cautious sentiment with stock-specific movements.
Key stocks to watch today include ITC, Paytm, Swiggy, Canara Bank, MTAR Technologies, and PSU REC, with market movements driven by corporate news and sectoral trends.
Indian stock markets are expected to trade positively ahead of the Union Budget, supported by Economic Survey projections and technical indicators. Experts predict Nifty 50 could reach 25,700 with specific stock recommendations for intraday trading.
Indian oil firms consider equity in US liquefaction projects as energy partnership with America expands. Japan collaboration in OALP bidding, CCUS, hydrogen also discussed at India Energy Week 2026.
Gold prices fell slightly on Friday due to a firmer dollar but are set for their biggest monthly gain since 1980, rising over 24% in January amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
Seven years after GST implementation, India's indirect tax system shows steady revenue growth and improved compliance, though state-level variations persist based on economic structure and digitization.
Donald Trump announces decertification of Canadian aircraft and 50% tariffs unless Canada approves Gulfstream jets, escalating US-Canada trade tensions.
Indian stock markets are poised for a lower opening on Friday following mixed global cues and weak signals from Gift Nifty. This comes after a three-day rally where Nifty 50 reclaimed 25,400 level.
Apple reports its most profitable quarter ever, with iPhone sales soaring 23% due to higher-priced models and strong holiday demand, including a 38% rebound in China.
Gold and silver prices traded lower on Friday due to a strong US dollar, but are poised for their biggest monthly gains in decades amid global uncertainties.
India's Economic Survey reveals domestic resources cover most climate finance needs but remain insufficient for green transition, highlighting international funding shortfalls for developing nations.
Sun Pharma's Q3FY26 results are anticipated to show 5% YoY sales growth, driven by its innovative drug portfolio and strong 11-13% domestic market expansion, despite US margin pressures.
India's Economic Survey 2025-26 presents a stark global risk analysis while advocating structural shifts to reduce capital costs and enhance export competitiveness for economic resilience.
Maharashtra's NSDP surged 11.85% to over Rs 39 lakh crore in 2024-25, leading Indian states. Inflation dropped to 2.13%, GST collections hit Rs 3.6L crore, and AI startups thrive.
India's benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50 are likely to open lower on Friday due to mixed global signals, though optimism persists ahead of the Union Budget. Key stocks to watch include Meesho, NTPC, Paytm, and Vedanta as companies announce Q3 results
India's Economic Survey 2025-26 forecasts robust GDP growth of 6.8-7.2% for FY27, highlighting cooling inflation and strong public spending while urging private investment revival.
Farmers in Krishnagiri district are exporting Turkey berry to Malaysia and Singapore, earning up to Rs 500/kg. The nutritious berry is cultivated as an intercrop with greens, thriving in Hosur's cool climate and rich soil.