Indian stock markets continued their downward trend for a second consecutive session, with key indices like Sensex and Nifty declining as investors adopted a cautious stance amid global uncertainties.
Indian stock markets extended their losing streak for the second consecutive day, with the BSE Sensex declining by 245 points to close at 83,382.71 amid broad-based selling pressure.
Indian stock markets declined for the second straight session on Wednesday, January 14, pressured by ongoing uncertainty over the India-US trade agreement, mixed corporate earnings, and continuous foreign fund selling.
Indian stock markets extended losses on January 14 with Nifty and Sensex declining. Technology stocks faced heavy selling while metal and PSU bank indices rallied strongly.
HDFC Asset Management Company reports a 20% year-on-year rise in Q3 profit, reaching Rs 769 crore, driven by a 15% increase in revenue. The results highlight robust performance in India's mutual fund sector.
A company's stock, priced under Rs 200, is in focus after it announced the incorporation of a wholly-owned subsidiary to expand its business footprint, boosting investor interest.
Billionbrains Garage Ventures, Groww's parent, saw its stock rise sharply after reporting Q3FY26 results. Revenue grew 25% YoY, active users increased, and market share expanded significantly.
Armour Security India's IPO opened today with only 0.03 times subscription by afternoon. The company aims to raise ₹26.51 crore for working capital needs.
A leading FMCG stock shows a strong rebound as benchmark indices recover from recent losses. Check the latest share price and key details driving this market movement.
Indian stock exchanges BSE and NSE will remain closed on January 15 due to municipal elections in Maharashtra. Check the full 2026 holiday calendar with 16 trading holidays.
Indian paint stocks like Asian Paints and Berger Paints traded lower as rising crude oil prices threaten input costs and profitability. Brent crude extended gains amid Iran tensions.
Elitecon International shares climbed 7% from the day's low, buoyed by a market recovery and news of a strategic merger plan. The company reported impressive Q2 FY2026 results with revenue soaring to ₹5,056.75 crore.
Indian stock markets opened with uncertainty on Wednesday as foreign institutional investors continued selling. The Sensex gained 161 points while Nifty rose 55 points, with Tata Steel and Axis Bank leading gains.
Spice Lounge Food Works shares hit the 5% upper circuit at ₹34.56 on Wednesday. The smallcap multibagger gained despite broader market declines, driven by recent regulatory filings and acquisition news.
A stock priced under Rs 50 surged to hit the upper circuit limit during a volatile trading session. Investors are closely watching its performance amid market fluctuations.
As the Nifty index takes a sharp tumble, investors question if a major correction is imminent. Experts examine US tariffs, earnings concerns, and valuations to assess 2026 market risks.
Vedanta shares surged 6.6% to a new peak of ₹679.45, extending gains for four straight sessions. Nuvama raised its target price to ₹806, citing strong metal prices and demerger benefits.
RDB Infrastructure share price surged 20% to a record high, extending its rally for 20 straight sessions. The small-cap stock has jumped 91% in this period amid strong buying interest.
Indian stock markets declined on Wednesday with Nifty and Sensex falling for the sixth time in seven sessions. Foreign investor selling, trade disputes, and geopolitical tensions pressured indices while metal shares gained.
Market expert Ankush Bajaj recommends three stocks to buy on January 14. Get detailed technical analysis, buy levels, targets, and stop losses for MCX, NALCO, and Hindalco.
Victory Electric Vehicles International shares listed at a 19% discount on NSE SME, opening at ₹34.45 and falling further to ₹32.75, marking a disappointing market entry.
Indian stock markets started Wednesday in negative territory. The Nifty 50 and Sensex fell due to US tariff threats on Iran trade partners and continued foreign investor selling. Analysts provide outlook and stock recommendations.
Indian stock markets traded flat with volatile trends on Tuesday. The Sensex and Nifty showed mixed movements as investors remained cautious ahead of key economic data releases.
MMTC share price surged over 9% in early trade, extending gains for the third straight session. The rally is driven by record gold and silver prices, with trading volumes spiking significantly.
Yajur Fibres shares made a disappointing market debut, listing 24% below their issue price and immediately hitting the lower circuit limit on the first trading day.
Bharat Coking Coal's IPO allotment is scheduled for today. Investors can check their allotment status and get details on the grey market premium, listing date on NSE and BSE, and other key information.
A major leak in Gurgaon's 1,600 mm master water pipeline at Chandu Budhera plant has severely impacted supply to new sectors. Repair work faced delays due to water accumulation and backflow issues.
RailTel Corporation shares dropped 2.5% to ₹331.80 after Bihar Education Project Council announced orders worth ₹609.56 crore, continuing a 9% decline in 2026.
Indian stock markets opened lower today with Nifty in the red and Sensex down 250 points as investor sentiment remains cautious due to geopolitical tensions.
Investors eagerly await the Bharat Coking Coal IPO allotment results today. The highly subscribed offer saw massive demand, with shares expected to list at a premium. Follow for live updates.