SAT Clears Bombay Dyeing of Financial Misrepresentation
The Securities Appellate Tribunal sets aside Sebi's 2022 order against Bombay Dyeing, ruling no evidence of fake MOUs or inflated profits. Penalties to be refunded within four weeks.
The Securities Appellate Tribunal sets aside Sebi's 2022 order against Bombay Dyeing, ruling no evidence of fake MOUs or inflated profits. Penalties to be refunded within four weeks.
The National Stock Exchange announces a live trading session on February 1 during the Union Budget presentation, maintaining standard market timings for investors.
Gold and silver futures on MCX declined sharply on Friday, pressured by a firmer US dollar and reduced geopolitical risks after Iran pledged not to execute protesters.
US stocks opened higher on Friday, keeping Wall Street close to record levels as the first week of the quarterly earnings season concluded. Regional bank results and a rebound in oil prices provided support.
The National Stock Exchange will conduct a live trading session on February 1 to align with the Union Budget presentation, ensuring market continuity and investor preparedness.
Indian stock markets ended the week flat as investors digested early Q3 results. While metals and IT sectors gained, broader sentiment remained fragile due to foreign outflows and geopolitical tensions.
The National Stock Exchange announced that Indian stock markets will operate on Sunday, February 1, 2026, due to the Union Budget presentation.
BSE and NSE announce special full-day trading sessions on Sunday, February 1, 2026, allowing immediate investor response to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Union Budget presentation.
Indian stock markets closed higher on Wednesday, driven by a surge in Infosys shares. Domestic institutional investors bought stocks worth over Rs 5,200 crore, while foreign investors sold equities.
Indian stock markets closed Friday with modest gains as early optimism faded. The Nifty 50 rose 0.11% to 25,694, while the Sensex gained 0.25% to 83,590. Broader markets showed mixed performance.
Indian stock markets snapped a two-day losing streak with strong gains. IT stocks emerged as top performers, driving the benchmark indices higher. Here are the key highlights from today's trading session.
Auto sector stocks in India traded in the green amid a strong rally in benchmark indices. Check the latest share price movements and key details driving this positive trend in the market.
Silver prices have surged over 14% in India, hitting a record ₹2.92 lakh/kg. Experts forecast further gains to ₹4 lakh/kg, driven by strong industrial demand and supply constraints.
SEBI proposes allowing large foreign investors to settle net trade values, reducing costs and enhancing India's market appeal for overseas portfolio investments.
Federal Bank's share price surged 13% to ₹278.40 after reporting a 9% YoY rise in net profit to ₹1,041 crore for Q3. NII grew to ₹881 crore, and asset quality improved to decadal lows.
Spice Lounge Food Works shares surged 5% for the second straight session, hitting the upper circuit at ₹36.28. The small-cap stock has delivered multibagger returns of 164% in one year.
Yes Bank shares gained over 3% on Friday as investors anticipated stable Q3 results. Experts predict further upside if results meet expectations.
Silver prices declined on MCX Friday, tracking global weakness as profit-booking and eased US tariff concerns weighed. Analysts see potential for $100/oz rally before longer-term correction risks.
MCX shares surge 71% since September as record gold and silver prices drive unprecedented trading volumes, with brokerages raising targets and bullion expected to contribute 40% of premiums by 2027.
Indian stock markets opened strong on Friday with Sensex gaining over 700 points and Nifty crossing 25,800. Gains moderated later as investors await trade deal developments and Q3 earnings.
A stock priced under Rs 50 surged to a 5% upper circuit as Indian markets rebounded. Investors are closely watching this low-cost share's performance amid the recovery.
Jio Financial Services shares turned red in early trade on Friday despite reporting strong Q3 FY26 results. Experts cite selling pressure at higher levels and highlight key technical resistance points.
Shares of state-run oil marketing companies BPCL, HPCL, and IOC surged up to 4% on Friday, rebounding from recent losses as easing Middle East tensions triggered a sharp drop in global crude oil prices.
Silver and gold prices have retreated from their recent record highs, driven by a strengthening US dollar and weak global market cues, impacting precious metal markets.
Infosys shares surged over 5% on Friday after the IT major raised its constant-currency revenue growth forecast for FY26 to 3-3.5%, maintaining margin guidance. Brokerages remain largely positive.
Reliance Industries shares opened flat but turned positive in early Friday trading. Experts anticipate flat-to-positive Q3 results, driven by recovery in oil-to-chemicals and steady consumer segments.
Asian stock markets showed mixed performance on Friday. Strong earnings from TSMC boosted AI-linked stocks, while easing US-Iran tensions kept oil prices steady. Taiwan led gains with a 2.11% rise.
Indian stock markets opened strong on Thursday with BSE Sensex gaining 343.44 points to 83,726.15 and NSE Nifty rising 77.65 points to 25,743.25, fueled by a surge in Infosys shares.
Indian stock markets started Friday positively with Nifty 50 and Sensex gaining after Infosys reported impressive quarterly results and raised its full-year revenue growth forecast.
Angel One shares soared over 7% following robust Q3 results, driven by higher client additions and trading volumes. The brokerage firm reported strong growth in key metrics.