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Indian equities extended a sharp selloff as West Asia tensions, higher crude, a weaker rupee, rising US yields and sustained FII outflows erased ₹11,00,000 crore in four days.
Nifty IT slid to near a three-year low as heavy selling hit Wipro, Infosys and TCS, with investors weighing Fed rates, FII outflows and AI disruption risks.
Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles will consider Q4 and FY26 audited results on May 14, 2026, alongside a possible dividend, with the trading window shut from March 25.
Indian IT stocks fell sharply as weak earnings outlook, US rate uncertainty, and demand worries hit sentiment, pushing the Nifty IT index to its lowest level since May 2023.
Social media is focused on the rupee’s slide near 94.5 per dollar, oil-driven dollar demand, FPI outflows, and what it means for INR as a long-term store of value.
Vascon Engineers reported a sharp YoY decline in March 2026 standalone sales, profit and EBITDA, while the stock stayed under pressure amid debt concerns and broader market selling.
Citi has initiated Buy coverage on NTPC, Tata Power, Power Grid and JSW Energy, citing a multi-year capex upcycle as power demand grows 5-6% CAGR.
Sensex and Nifty extended sharp losses as crude surged above $100 to $120, the rupee hit record lows, FIIs sold heavily, and bond yields climbed amid geopolitical stress.
Bharti Airtel’s Q4FY26 preview points to steady earnings, with brokerages flagging subscriber additions, 4G/5G upgrades and broadband growth, while ARPU stays resilient despite fewer days.
Indian benchmarks opened sharply lower as crude prices rose, the rupee hit 95.58 per dollar, and foreign outflows and US-Iran risks pressured IT and banks.
ONGC and Oil India shares rose up to 7% after the Centre cut upstream royalties, with CLSA lifting value estimates and keeping ONGC target at ₹405.
Brokerage estimates tracked by Business Standard point to weaker Q4FY26 earnings for Dr Reddy’s, led by lower US sales as generic Revlimid fades.
Indian equities fell sharply as Brent crude jumped to $105.7 after the US rejected Iran’s response to a peace proposal, worsening risk sentiment and deficit worries.
NSE has asked bankers to speed up its DRHP filing, targeting June 15, after Sebi’s NOC and a board-approved offer-for-sale IPO route cleared key steps.
ONGC and Oil India rose sharply after the Centre rationalised crude and gas royalty rates under the ORD framework, with Brent above $100 per barrel supporting upstream sentiment.
Indian IT stocks slid as the Nifty IT index fell 2.86% to 28,490.60 amid AI disruption concerns, crude-led risk-off sentiment, and rupee weakness to 95.58 per dollar.