RBL Bank Shares Drop 7% Post Q3 Results
RBL Bank shares fell sharply on Monday, dropping over 7% after Q3 results. Experts advise holding with a stop-loss at ₹295, citing stable earnings but weak market sentiment.
RBL Bank shares fell sharply on Monday, dropping over 7% after Q3 results. Experts advise holding with a stop-loss at ₹295, citing stable earnings but weak market sentiment.
Bharat Coking Coal's IPO made a spectacular debut, listing at a 96.5% premium. Shares opened at ₹45 on NSE and ₹45.21 on BSE, delivering strong gains to investors.
Wipro shares plunged 10% following disappointing Q3 results. Investors are now debating whether to buy, hold, or sell the stock as the IT giant faces challenges.
Indian stock markets began the week negatively, with key indices Nifty 50 and Sensex dropping due to weak quarterly results from major companies like Reliance and ICICI Bank.
US stock futures declined as markets reacted to President Trump's tariff threats against eight European countries, sparking fears of a wider trade conflict and impacting global markets.
Indian stock markets opened with mixed trends on Monday, January 19, 2026, influenced by global cues. Investors are closely watching stocks like Tech Mahindra, IndiGo, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, and Reliance Industries for potential movements.
Indian benchmark indices Nifty50 and BSE Sensex opened lower on Monday amid global market jitters over potential new US tariffs. Analysts predict range-bound trading with heightened volatility ahead.
Reliance Industries shares fell up to 2.5% on Monday after the company's Q3 results missed analyst expectations. Investors are now evaluating whether this presents a buying opportunity.
Investors eye quarterly results from BHEL, PNB, and IRFC today. NLC India's dividend announcement and share price movements of Bank of Maharashtra and UCO Bank also in focus.
Indian stock market remains range-bound with Nifty oscillating between 25,400-25,900. Technical analyst Jigar Patel suggests three stocks for short-term gains with specific entry zones and targets.
Motilal Oswal recommends 360 One and Canara HSBC Life as top stocks for the week starting January 19, 2026, citing strong growth and structural advantages.
Bharat Coking Coal's IPO makes its market debut today in a special pre-open session. Experts predict a robust listing price, with grey market premiums indicating significant gains over the issue price.
Indian stock markets face a gap-down opening on Monday following weak global cues from US tariff threats. Analysts provide key levels for Sensex, Nifty 50, and Bank Nifty amid ongoing market volatility.
The Indian stock market is expected to open range-bound with a mild positive bias, supported by IT strength and banking resilience. Upside remains capped by FII outflows and global uncertainties. Analysts highlight key levels for Nifty and Bank Nifty, alo
Indian stock markets may open flat to negative on Monday due to geopolitical tensions and global cues. IT stocks show strength, but FII outflows and earnings season volatility could limit gains.
Indian stock markets are poised for a gap-down start on Monday, tracking weak Asian markets and US tariff threats. Investors eye Q3 results, trade talks, and geopolitical risks.
The Indian stock market shows early recovery signs after a decline, driven by strong IT and banking performances. Experts discuss Nifty, Bank Nifty levels and recommend stocks to buy today.
Indian equities show resilience with IT and banking stocks leading recovery. Experts highlight key support levels and stock picks amid global trade uncertainties.
Bharat Coking Coal Ltd's shares debut on Indian stock exchanges today. The IPO saw massive 146.87x subscription, with grey market indicating over 59% premium at listing.
Market expert Raja Venkatraman recommends three stocks to buy on 19 January. Get detailed analysis of TechM, SAIL, and PNB with entry points, targets, and risk factors.
Market analyst Ankush Bajaj identifies three promising stocks for January 19, providing technical analysis, target prices, and risk factors for each recommendation.
MarketSmith India reveals two buy recommendations for January 19. Get expert analysis on DCB Bank and MTAR Technologies, plus insights on Friday's market performance.
The new Bailey bridge connecting Salt Lake and VIP Road near Dakshindari will open to traffic by January 31. It will be a two-way bridge, unlike the existing one-way structure at Lake Town.
Over 1,000 abandoned cattle in Tambaram, Chennai, pose serious road safety and hygiene risks. Officials report 800 caught last year, with new shelters planned by May to address the growing issue.
A 1.5-km shortcut road linking Dibrugarh city to Dibrugarh University finally begins construction, cutting an 8-km journey to 1.5 km and promising major time savings for students.
The long-awaited Goripalayam flyover in Madurai, costing Rs 190 crore, is expected to be inaugurated in February's second week. This project aims to ease traffic at a busy junction.
Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation and Smart City Limited prepare to reintroduce non-motorised transport tracks, learning from previous unsuccessful attempts between 2018 and 2020.
A youth organization constructed a permanent house for a vulnerable family with two children who lived under a tarpaulin for five years, completing the project through voluntary night labor.
Investors brace for a holiday-shortened week with key Q4 earnings from Netflix, Intel, and others, plus crucial economic data and Trump's WEF address amid Greenland tensions.
Indian markets underperform despite strong GDP growth. Global AI boom benefits Korea and Japan, while FPI outflows and US policy uncertainty hinder India's rally.