Foreign Fund Outflows, Blue-Chip Selling Hit Indian Stocks
Indian stock markets closed lower on Thursday, pressured by sustained foreign fund outflows and heavy selling in blue-chip stocks, reflecting investor caution amid global uncertainties.
Indian stock markets closed lower on Thursday, pressured by sustained foreign fund outflows and heavy selling in blue-chip stocks, reflecting investor caution amid global uncertainties.
SEBI announced record investor growth and technology-driven reforms at the 15th International Capital Market Convention, emphasizing digital transformation in India's financial markets.
Indian stock markets ended lower on Tuesday after a choppy trading session. The BSE Sensex declined by 250 points, while the Nifty 50 also settled in the red.
Nandani Creation's share price surged 42% in nine sessions after reporting strong sales growth for its Jaipur Kurti brand, crossing ₹100 crore in CY2025.
Indian stock markets declined on Tuesday as profit booking resumed. Concerns over US tariffs, foreign capital outflow, and mixed global signals drove the sell-off.
ICICI Prudential Life Insurance reports a 19% year-on-year rise in net profit to Rs 387 crore for Q3. The company's Value of New Business margin expands to 24.4%.
India's benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty slipped into negative territory on Tuesday after an initial rally. The BSE Sensex dropped 413 points while Nifty fell 112 points, with ONGC and ICICI Bank emerging as top gainers.
Balu Forge shares rallied sharply, ending a nine-day losing streak after income tax department searches concluded. The company reported full cooperation and no adverse findings.
BPO stock gained after the company received approval to issue fully convertible warrants. This move is expected to boost capital and support growth plans.
One Point One Solutions share price rose over 2% after shareholders approved a preferential issue of convertible warrants worth ₹84 crore, with near-unanimous voting support.
Indian stock markets opened higher but reversed gains due to foreign fund outflows and selling pressure in major blue-chip stocks, ending the session in negative territory.
ITI shares surged nearly 7% to hit a 52-week high in Tuesday's session with trading volumes spiking significantly on both NSE and BSE exchanges.
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Gabion Technologies India shares hit a 5% lower circuit after listing on BSE SME. The stock debuted at a premium but fell, though it remains above the IPO price.
Indian stock markets gave up early gains on Tuesday, with the Sensex and Nifty closing lower due to foreign fund outflows and selling pressure in blue-chip stocks.
The Bharat Coking Coal IPO, a Coal India subsidiary, saw strong demand, oversubscribing 33.6 times by Monday. The offer concludes today with a GMP of ₹10.6.
TCS shares traded flat following its Q3 results, with analysts offering mixed views on the FY26 outlook. Investors are advised to consider buy, sell, or hold strategies based on recent performance.
Indian stock markets opened with caution on January 13, 2026, influenced by global cues and key quarterly results from HCL Tech and TCS. Stocks like BEL, LT, and Indigo are also under investor watch.
Indian equity benchmarks Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened positively on Tuesday, with analysts predicting range-bound trading and stock-specific movements during the ongoing earnings season.
Japan's Nikkei index soared to an all-time high, catching up with Wall Street's gains. Political rumors and a weaker yen boosted investor confidence.
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Indian markets staged a sharp recovery on Monday. Experts recommend five stocks for short-term trading amid expected volatility from earnings and geopolitics.
The Bharat Coking Coal IPO closes tomorrow. The issue has been subscribed 33.67 times, with grey market premium recovering to ₹11. Analysts recommend subscribing.
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Indian stock markets may see volatility on Tuesday with mixed global cues. Analysts predict cautious bullish bias for Sensex and Nifty 50 after Monday's recovery ended a five-day losing streak.
Indian stock market expected to open higher on Tuesday following Asian gains and a rebound from a five-session losing streak. Key stocks like TCS, HCL Tech, and ICICI subsidiaries in focus.
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Indian stock markets are poised for a positive start on Tuesday, following gains in Asian and US markets. Key factors include US-India trade deal talks, record highs on Wall Street, and rising commodity prices.
The Sensex recovered from a 700-point drop to close up 302 points at 83,878, driven by optimism about a nearing India-US trade deal. Investors gained Rs 1 lakh crore as market cap hit Rs 468.7 lakh crore.