EaseMyTrip shares surged 20% to hit the upper circuit limit after the online travel platform announced plans to raise Rs 500 crore through a preferential issue to fund expansion and growth initiatives.
Auto sector stocks surged by up to 15% as Indian stock markets rebounded strongly after a weak start, driven by positive investor sentiment and sector-specific developments.
A stock priced under Rs 50 surged nearly 7% following strong Q3 results, contributing to a broader market rebound. Investors are closely watching this performance amid volatile trading conditions.
A company listed in the BSE 1000 index saw its stock trade in the green after announcing a significant 46% increase in revenue, highlighting strong market performance.
A logistics company's stock has delivered an astounding 847% return over the past year, with investor attention intensifying following the release of its third-quarter financial results.
An IT stock began its trading session in the green, showcasing resilience despite overall stock market volatility, driven by positive quarterly results.
Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities recommends Arvind and Bajaj Finance as top stock picks for the week starting February 16, 2026, with technical analysis on Nifty and Bank Nifty trends.
The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty opened lower on February 16, 2026, with declines of 349.81 points and 98.4 points respectively, amid mixed global signals, before turning volatile and swinging between gains and losses.
Indian stock markets opened lower on Tuesday, influenced by mixed global cues, and later turned volatile as investors reacted to economic data and corporate earnings.
The Reserve Bank of India has introduced stricter lending norms for stock brokers, causing significant declines in shares of Angel One and Groww, with broader market indices like the Sensex also feeling pressure.
Indian stock markets opened lower with Sensex and Nifty declining due to ongoing concerns about AI's impact on the IT sector, which continues to pressure broader market sentiment.
Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened lower on Monday, extending last week's losses driven by AI disruption fears and heavy selling in technology stocks. Analysts advise a selective investment approach.
Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday with the Sensex falling nearly 150 points. The Nifty managed to hold above the 25,400 level, while Infosys shares dropped over 1% in early trading.
Several major Indian companies, including IRCON, Torrent Power, and Apollo Hospitals, have announced ex-dividend dates for upcoming payouts, impacting investor strategies.
Motilal Oswal recommends Delhivery and Britannia Industries as top stock picks for the trading week starting February 16, 2026, citing strong financial performance and growth prospects.
Indian stock markets could transition into a liquidity-driven phase, with sustained foreign institutional investor participation and stable global yields being critical factors for stability and growth.
Analysts predict that global market trends and rising concerns over AI-driven disruptions will heavily influence Indian stock markets in the coming week, with investors advised to stay cautious.
Indian stock markets face a critical week with Sensex and Nifty poised for potential bounce-back. Analysis of seven key factors including global cues, corporate earnings, and policy decisions shaping investor sentiment.
The market capitalization of six out of India's top-10 valued companies eroded by Rs 3 lakh crore last week, with TCS and Infosys emerging as the biggest laggards amid market volatility.
Amazon shares fell for nine straight days, their longest losing streak since 2006, shedding 18% in value. Analysts downgrade the stock due to concerns over $200 billion in AI and data center spending plans.
SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey states India's capital markets show strong growth despite geopolitical tensions, trade issues, and AI challenges. He emphasizes evolving regulation to supervise technology systems.
The Sensex fell 1.25% to 82,627 points due to widespread selling, driven by foreign fund outflows and global tech stock declines, with IT stocks hit hardest amid AI disruption fears.
On Friday, February 13, 2026, Indian stock markets experienced a sharp decline, with the BSE Sensex falling 1,048.16 points and the NSE Nifty dropping 336.10 points amid volatile trading conditions.
US stock markets traded steady on Friday as softer inflation data eased investor nerves, but AI-driven disruption fears continued to weigh on sentiment, with mixed performances across sectors.
Indian stock markets faced a volatile week with Sensex dropping 1.14% and Nifty falling 0.86%, driven by a massive selloff in IT stocks amid AI disruption fears. Market cap shrank by Rs 7 lakh crore.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline as the Sensex plummeted over 1000 points and the Nifty fell 336 points, driven by heavy selling in metal and IT stocks amid global economic concerns.
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty fell sharply by over 1% on Friday, dragged down by metal, IT, and commodity stocks. The selloff followed weak global market trends and cautious sentiment ahead of US inflation data.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline as the Sensex and Nifty dropped over 1% due to heavy selling pressure in IT stocks, reflecting broader market volatility and investor caution.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline as the BSE Sensex fell over 1,000 points and Nifty dropped 336 points due to intense selling pressure in metal and IT stocks during a highly volatile trading session.
A stock priced under Rs 50 ended in the green on Friday, defying a broader market downturn where benchmark indices fell over 1%. Details on the stock's performance and market context.