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Craftsman Automation closed its June 2026 QIP by allotting 22,98,850 shares at ₹8,700 each, raising about ₹2,000 crore and expanding paid-up equity capital.
Craftsman Automation closed its June 2026 QIP by allotting 22,98,850 shares at ₹8,700 each, raising about ₹2,000 crore and expanding its paid-up equity capital.
Comcast closed at $22.43 on June 18 as investors focused on broadband trends, Peacock progress, cash returns, and the company’s July 23 earnings update.
Indian equities rebounded as FII selling pressure eased, DIIs stayed supportive, and geopolitics-driven oil worries cooled, helping Nifty and Sensex extend a two-session surge.
Social media is debating a market bottom as FIIs swing between broad India inflows and persistent IT selling, while DIIs and SIP money keep absorbing supply.
FII outflows remain steep in 2026, yet some data shows year-on-year moderation as DIIs offset selling and keep Indian indices stable.
Emirates NBD has completed its majority acquisition of RBL Bank via a ₹26,015.77 crore preferential allotment and a mandatory open offer after key regulatory approvals.
Engineers India reported FY26 revenue up 27.1% to ₹3,849 crore and PAT up 36.9% to ₹638 crore, with an all-time high order book near ₹15,670 crore.
India has cleared a ₹37,500 crore coal and lignite gasification scheme to cut imports of LNG and chemicals, supporting a 100 million tonne by 2030 target.
Social media chatter around IDFC First Bank focuses on the ₹590 crore Haryana account fraud, RBI’s “no systemic issue” stance, recoveries, and a separate dispute over legal notices and refunds.
Maruti Suzuki’s market value has moved ahead of BMW after a BMW share drop and weaker 2026 outlook, while tax reform-driven demand boosted Maruti’s global valuation ranking.
Kanpur-based Anubhav Plast’s ₹24 crore SME IPO opens June 19 with a ₹77 to ₹80 price band, with listing scheduled on BSE SME on June 29.
Foreign institutional investors bought $1.84 billion of Indian debt in June, a 16-month high, after tax changes improved post-tax returns on government bonds.
The RBI is using periods of rupee strength to buy dollars, rebuild FX reserves and unwind a large short-dollar forward book that has risen near $110 billion.
TCS overtook Accenture and Reliance Industries by market capitalisation, even as the stock saw intraday volatility and a Reuters report flagged softer large-deal contract values.
RBI injected ₹72,300 crore via two-day VRR auctions and announced a $5 billion three-year USD/INR swap as advance-tax outflows tightened short-term liquidity.