MarketSmith India recommends NLC India and V-Guard Industries as top buys for January 30, 2026. Get detailed analysis, key metrics, and risk factors for these stocks amid a cautiously recovering market.
Coimbatore Municipal Corporation's Noyyal riverfront development project receives ₹202.5 crore administrative sanction from Tamil Nadu government, with tenders invited for eco-friendly transformation.
Ahmedabad Municipal Transport Service approves a draft budget of Rs 991 crore for 2026-27, focusing on electrification, new depots, and integration with BRTS for enhanced public transport.
Microsoft shares experienced their worst intraday decline since March 2020, wiping out $424 billion in market value. The drop follows concerns over AI investments and cloud growth slowdown.
Microsoft's worst single-day drop since 2020 triggered a broad market pullback, overshadowing strong earnings. Tech stocks led declines amid AI investment concerns, while gold reversed sharply from record highs.
Microsoft shares fell sharply by 12% after Q2 results revealed cloud revenues that failed to meet investor expectations, causing significant market reaction.
US stocks traded near record highs with mixed earnings from tech giants, while gold surged over 4% in a safe-haven rally driven by equity and geopolitical concerns.
Seamec shares surged 7% to ₹1,291, extending their winning streak to five sessions and hitting a 13-month high of ₹1,319. The rally contributed to an 18% cumulative gain over five days and a 17.5% jump in January.
The Dow Jones and S&P 500 opened higher while the Nasdaq Composite declined as US markets reacted to the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain key interest rates.
Cupid Limited reports a massive 196% YoY surge in net profit to ₹33 crore for Q3, alongside a 4:1 bonus share issue announcement, as per consolidated financial statements.
Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty recovered from sharp morning losses to end higher, supported by buying in heavyweight Larsen & Toubro and optimism from the Economic Survey's growth outlook for FY27.
Indian stock markets continued their upward trend for the third straight session, with the BSE Sensex rising 221.69 points to close at 82,566.37, led by strong performance from Larsen & Toubro.
Explore the historical performance of the Nifty 500 index, analyzing returns over time to understand market trends and investment insights for Indian investors.
Indian stock market extended gains on January 29 with Nifty up 0.25% and Sensex up 0.26%. Metal and banking stocks rallied while healthcare and FMCG sectors declined.
Indian stock markets ended higher with Sensex gaining 222 points and Nifty 50 closing above 25,400. Get the top 10 highlights from today's trading session.
India's primary market leads global IPO issuances in FY26, with strong retail and foreign investor participation driving robust capital mobilization despite market volatility, according to Economic Survey data.
RDB Infrastructure and Power shares experienced significant volatility after announcing a board meeting to consider NSE listing. The multibagger small-cap stock has delivered strong returns recently.
Indian equity benchmarks have tumbled nearly 4% this year, marking the worst start since 2016. Investors are now looking to Union Budget 2026 for measures to restore confidence and boost economic growth amid market strain.
Indian stock markets staged a remarkable recovery on Wednesday, with the BSE Sensex gaining 268.58 points and NSE Nifty rising 88.65 points. Larsen & Toubro emerged as the primary driver behind this bullish turnaround.
A leading FMCG company's stock has delivered a staggering 319% return in one year, driven by strategic moves to expand investment and loan limits, signaling robust growth and investor confidence.
Microsoft shares fell sharply in after-hours trading despite beating Q2 earnings expectations, as investors focused on slowing Azure growth and heavy reliance on OpenAI.
An infrastructure company's stock, trading below Rs 100, surged over 4% after its board announced plans to consider listing on the National Stock Exchange, boosting investor sentiment.
Hindustan Copper, National Aluminium, and Jindal Steel lead Nifty Metal to a record high, fueled by a weak US dollar and surging base metal prices. The index gains 2.42%, extending its rally for the fourth straight session.
Pavna Industries shares rose 2.11% to ₹17.92 despite weak market sentiment after the board approved a ₹4 lakh investment in subsidiary Pavna SMC, acquiring an 80% stake. The company reported a 49% YoY decline in Q2 net profit.
Indian stock markets declined on Thursday, with Nifty 50 down 0.23% and Sensex falling 0.21%, as investor attention shifted from EU trade agreement to upcoming federal budget. Markets will hold special Sunday session for budget announcement.
Choice Broking's Sumeet Bagadia selects NTPC as Budget Day 2026 pick, citing decisive technical breakout, strong momentum indicators, and multibagger returns over 300% in 5 years.
Hindustan Copper shares surged 18% to a fresh 52-week high, driven by a 7% spike in global copper prices. The stock has gained 40% in four days amid strong demand from data centers, EVs, and renewable energy sectors.
A stock priced below Rs 50 has surged by 10 percent, hitting the upper circuit for the second consecutive session, even as broader markets declined during early trading hours.
Indian stock markets witnessed a decline in early trading sessions on Wednesday, with both BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty dropping significantly after experiencing a two-day consecutive rally.
Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp decline with Sensex falling over 600 points and Nifty 50 approaching 25,150. Analysis reveals key factors behind the market downturn ahead of Economic Survey 2026.