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Sensex Target 107,000 by 2026: Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley forecasts Indian stock market recovery by 2026 with Sensex targets of 95,000-107,000. Policy pivots and reflation push to drive growth. Read analysis.

Gold vs Sensex 2025: Precious Metals Dominate Equities

Gold surged over 50% in 2025, dwarfing Sensex's 6% rise. The Sensex-to-Gold ratio fell to 0.70x, hinting at future equity outperformance. Analysts weigh in on the shifting market dynamics. Read more for expert insights.

India EV Sales Hit Record 2.34 Lakh in October

Indian electric vehicle manufacturers hit unprecedented sales figures in October, signaling massive consumer shift towards sustainable mobility and putting the ambitious 2025 target firmly in sight.

SIP Strategy: Get ₹1 Crore in 15 Years

Discover the exact monthly SIP amount needed to build a ₹1 crore corpus in 15 years through mutual funds. Expert analysis reveals how strategic investing can transform your financial future.

EU Waters Down 2040 Climate Target Before COP30

The European Union has finalized a compromised 2040 climate target, raising concerns among environmentalists as crucial COP30 talks approach. Discover how political pressures are shaping Europe's green transition.

Sensex Plunges 519 Points on Foreign Fund Outflows

Indian stock markets witnessed heavy selling pressure as foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers and global cues remained negative. The BSE Sensex dropped 519 points while Nifty fell below 22,300.

Sensex Crashes 500 Points: Nifty Below 25,600

Indian stock markets witnessed massive selling pressure as Sensex crashed 500 points and Nifty ended below 25,600. Discover the 10 major factors behind today's market meltdown and what it means for investors.

Black Friday 2025: Top 5 Unmissable Deals

Get ready for massive savings! Our exclusive Black Friday 2025 shopping guide reveals the hottest deals on electronics, home goods, and more from top retailers.

Vedanta Q2 Profit Plunges 59% Amid Write-Off

Vedanta Ltd reports steep 59% drop in Q2 net profit to ₹1,308 crore amid one-time power business write-off. Analysts question demerger delays and JP Morgan's bid as company navigates debt challenges.

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