Historical analysis reveals Budget Day triggers volatility but post-Budget periods offer consistent returns. Experts advise strategic positioning over reactive trading as markets brace for February 1 session.
As Union Budget 2026-2027 nears, SBI Securities analysis of 15 Budget cycles reveals Sensex and Nifty often gain post-Budget, with pharma and financials resilient. Volatility typically cools after the event.
Indian stock markets trade cautiously ahead of Union Budget 2026 amid global risk-off sentiment. Analysts recommend five stocks including Titan, Coal India, and PFC with technical targets ahead of Finance Minister's February 1 announcement.
Blue Cloud Softech Solutions, a small-cap stock under ₹50, surged 12% on Friday despite weak broader markets. The rally comes as promoters increased stake and the company announced a strategic semiconductor partnership targeting $50M revenue.
In a surprising turn, IT stocks surged up to 12% in early trade on January 30, 2026, defying a broader market downturn that followed a three-day rally, highlighting sector resilience.
South Indian Bank shares plummeted nearly 19% to a 3-month low after MD & CEO PR Seshadri decided not to seek reappointment post-September 2026. The bank reported record Q3 profit despite leadership uncertainty.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline in early trading sessions today, reversing gains from a three-day rally. Key indices like Sensex and Nifty fell significantly amid global economic uncertainties and domestic factors.
Union Budget 2026 will be presented on Sunday, February 1, with markets open. Experts outline volatility strategies including Iron Condors to navigate expected turbulence.
Reliance Power share price gained over 3% in Friday's trading session as investors awaited the Q3 FY26 results. The company had reported a net profit of ₹41.95 crore in Q3 FY25, recovering from previous losses.
ITC share price showed remarkable resilience in early trading, jumping 2% to ₹325.15 despite intense selling pressure across Indian markets following strong Q3 2026 results announcement.
Shayona Engineering's SME IPO debuted on BSE at its issue price of ₹144 per share, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid market conditions.
Indian stock markets opened with significant losses on Friday due to global volatility triggered by gold and silver price fluctuations. The Nifty 50 fell 0.67% while Sensex dropped 0.75% at opening.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline in early trading on Friday, reversing the gains from a three-day rally. The benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, fell significantly amid profit-booking and global cues.
Indian stock markets opened lower with Sensex falling 500 points and Nifty down 0.6% due to volatility triggered by swings in gold and silver prices, impacting investor sentiment.
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.
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
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.
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 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.
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
Indian stock indices recovered from early losses to close higher on Thursday. Gold and silver prices saw buying interest, while the rupee remained under pressure ahead of the Union Budget. Experts provide technical analysis and stock recommendations.
Bajaj Broking Research recommends State Bank of India and Jayaswal Neco Industries as top stock picks for January 30, 2026. Analysis includes Nifty and Bank Nifty outlook amid Union Budget and global cues.
US stock markets closed mostly lower on Thursday, with the Nasdaq leading declines as technology stocks faced heavy selling pressure. Microsoft shares plummeted 10%, while the Dow managed a slight gain.
Indian stock market benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 are expected to open lower on Friday following mixed global signals. Gift Nifty trends indicate a weak start, trading at a discount. Technical analysis suggests key support and resistance levels for trade
Indian stock market indices Sensex and Nifty 50 are expected to open lower on Friday due to mixed global cues and pre-Budget caution. Asian markets trade higher, while US markets declined overnight.
MarketSmith India recommends NLC India and V-Guard Industries as top buys for January 30, 2026. Get detailed analysis, key metrics, and risk factors for these stocks amid a cautiously recovering market.
Coimbatore Municipal Corporation's Noyyal riverfront development project receives ₹202.5 crore administrative sanction from Tamil Nadu government, with tenders invited for eco-friendly transformation.