GRM Overseas, a small-cap multibagger stock, is likely to be in focus on Monday, 9 February 2026, following updates on warrant conversion and a bonus issue announced after market hours on Friday, 6 February.
Kalyan Jewellers reported Q3 FY26 net profit soaring 90% YoY to ₹416.2 crore, with revenue up 42%. Analysts discuss whether the stock's recent dip presents a buying opportunity.
Market strategist Rohit Srivastava warns global headwinds could limit Nifty 50 to 29,000 by December, citing pressure from overheated markets and ending diagonal patterns.
Market experts recommend five quality stocks for long-term investment, including Varun Beverages and Bharat Electronics, with upside potential of 12-30% amid improving market sentiment.
Former President Donald Trump claims credit for the Dow Jones reaching 50,000 for the first time, attributing the surge to his tariffs and warning Democrats could crash the economy ahead of midterms.
The US stock market surged dramatically on Friday, with the Dow Jones crossing 50,000 for the first time. The rally was fueled by cooling inflation data, strong consumer confidence, and optimism over Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
A sharp selloff in AI and tech stocks has triggered a dramatic market rotation, with defensive sectors like Energy and Consumer Staples surging. Analysts draw parallels to the post-dot-com boom, warning of potential volatility ahead as broader indices hit
The National Stock Exchange's board has approved its much-anticipated public offering, which will be an offer-for-sale. LIC and SBI are major shareholders, and a five-member panel will oversee the IPO process.
Indian stock market traded cautiously after RBI's rate decision. Expert Sumeet Bagadia provides Nifty, Bank Nifty outlook and recommends three stocks to buy: Bharti Airtel, HUL, Titan.
The Indian stock market experienced a volatile week from February 1-6, 2026, with the Nifty 50 index swinging from sharp falls to strong rebounds. Analysts provide outlook and recommend three stocks to buy under ₹100, including IRB Infrastructure Develope
Wall Street rallied with the Dow Jones reaching a record 50,000 points, driven by Nvidia's surge and increased AI infrastructure spending by tech giants like Amazon and Alphabet.
As AI concerns hit tech stocks, investors pivot to homebuilders, machinery makers, and consumer staples—sectors seen as resistant to AI disruption, driving a market rotation.
US stock markets rose on Friday, recovering from heavy losses as technology shares and bitcoin showed signs of stability. The rebound followed concerns over AI spending impacting corporate profits.
India's market regulator Sebi has set a May 2026 deadline for AIFs to submit Net Asset Value details for each ISIN to depositories via RTAs, aiming to boost transparency and operational efficiency.
Indian equities recorded their strongest weekly performance in nine months, driven by US-India trade pact optimism, while IT stocks tumbled due to AI automation fears. The market saw extreme volatility with both steep falls and sharp gains.
Wall Street experienced a significant bounce-back in trading, with chip stocks driving the recovery. The market rebound highlights renewed investor confidence in the technology sector.
Indian equity markets closed higher on Friday after the RBI maintained interest rates and proposed allowing banks to lend to REITs. The Sensex gained 266 points while Nifty rose 51 points in volatile trading.
Tata Steel reports a massive surge in Q3 net profit, rising over eightfold to Rs 2,688.70 crore, with revenue also showing strong growth amid improved market conditions.
Power Finance Corporation has acquired a 52.63% stake in REC Limited from the Indian government for Rs 14,500 crore, marking a major consolidation in the power sector financing landscape.
Indian stock markets closed largely flat on Wednesday, with the Sensex rising 266 points while the Nifty 50 saw a slight decline. The session was marked by mixed global cues and sector-specific movements.
Indian stock markets closed higher on Thursday, with the BSE Sensex gaining 266.47 points to 83,580.40, led by ITC and banking stocks after the RBI maintained policy rates. The benchmark recovered sharply from its intraday low.
The Indian stock market closed higher on February 6, with Nifty 50 up 0.20% and Sensex up 0.32%. FMCG and private banking stocks led gains, while broader markets were mixed. RBI kept interest rates unchanged at 5.25%.
Legendary investor Peter Lynch's resurfaced video offers crucial lessons for navigating stock market volatility. He argues that market declines are inevitable and should be welcomed by prepared investors as chances to buy quality stocks at bargain prices.
The Indian stock market witnessed robust gains on Friday, with Sensex rising over 250 points and Nifty 50 closing above 25,650. Explore the 10 key highlights driving this positive momentum.
InCred Equities has released 19 high-conviction stock ideas for February, citing pro-growth Union Budget, EU/US trade deals, and improving earnings. The brokerage highlights picks across large, mid, and small-cap segments.
Silver prices on MCX have crashed, erasing all early-2026 gains, with a 10.52% weekly decline. Experts cite overheated rally, stronger dollar, and profit-booking as key drivers, advising staggered buying for long-term investors.
Hitachi Energy's stock surged 14% intraday after reporting a 90.3% YoY profit jump and 29.6% revenue growth in Q3, driven by robust demand and strategic execution.
Standard Engineering Technology shares surged nearly 7% intraday despite broader market weakness, driven by strong Q3 FY26 results showing 28% PAT growth and strategic transformation into an integrated engineering platform.
Logistics sector stocks priced below Rs 50 per share traded in the green on Thursday, defying a broader market decline. This article provides a detailed price check and analysis of the key performers.
Biopol Chemicals' NSE SME IPO opened on February 6 with 40% subscription by midday. The ₹32.26 crore issue has a price band of ₹102-108 per share and will close on February 10. Grey market premium is nil, indicating a potential listing at par.