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Nifty 50 staged a strong rally on October 15, rising 374.65 points, or 1.66%, to close at 22,997.35. The index opened at 22,671.30, touched an intraday high of 23,056.40 and recorded a low of 22,637.40. The rebound pushed Nifty closer to the psychological 23,000 mark, with buying interest visible across the market. However, the index is approaching a key resistance zone, and its ability to sustain above 23,000 will be important in determining whether the recovery can extend into the next session. Market Breadth: Bulls Dominate as 44 Stocks A

Key Takeaways IBJA 999-purity gold was quoted at ₹1,45,564 per 10 grams in the 15 October AM fixing, down ₹781 or 0.53% from ₹1,46,345 in the previous trading day's AM fixing. Gold of 995 purity stood at ₹1,44,981, while 916-purity gold was quoted at ₹1,33,337 per 10 grams. Silver 999 was quoted at ₹2,07,098 per kg, down ₹7,294 or 3.40% from the previous AM benchmark of ₹2,14,392. IBJA benchmark rates exclude GST and making charges and therefore should not be treated as final retail jewellery prices. Gold Rate Today Gold

Indian AI stocks including shares of Netweb Technologies tumbled up to 6% on October 15 as a global selloff in the semiconductor space spilled over into the country. The decline was triggered by higher US inflation and interest rates, and concern over the need for more funding and power to run AI infrastructure. South Korea’s benchmark falls nearly 8% as trading stops for 20 minutes South Korea’s equity benchmark fell nearly 8% and entered bear-market territory, according to South Korean market data. South Korea’s stock exchange halted

The Supreme Court on October 15 upheld the quashing of Yes Bank's ₹8,415-crore write-off of additional tier-1 (AT-1) bonds, rejecting the lender's challenge in the Yes Bank AT-1 bond write-off case. The Supreme Court specified coupon rates of 9.5% and 9% for the AT-1 bonds that Yes Bank must honour. The lender is liable to pay bondholders ₹8,415 crore plus interest, according to the court. The Yes Bank share price plunged 12.5% in the session’s trade after the verdict. Yes Bank’s stock was last trading at Rs18.55 on the session’s data at

SEBI has laid out several measures, including simplification of listing regulations, review of SME IPOs, corporate bond market measures, etc. to take forward in the form of disclosures, mainly highlighting reviews, proposals and work in progress and not necessarily regulatory changes. Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey mentioned that market capitalization had touched ₹472 lakh crore. SEBI reviews LODR and SME IPO rules SEBI is carrying out a comprehensive review of the Listing Obligations / Disclosure Requirements. Additionally, the capital rais

Three sources familiar with the deliberations said the SEBI panel’s 30-minute VWAP expiry settlement proposal favoured retaining the existing 3 pm–3:30 pm continuous trading session VWAP method for expiry settlement for at least a year instead of adopting a formula linked to closing auction session prices. SEBI panel backs the existing VWAP settlement method for a year For index and stock derivatives on expiry days, the proposed settlement price would continue to use the VWAP of trades executed between 3 pm and 3:30 pm in the continuous t

Indian gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted ₹4,450.61 crore of net inflows in September 2026, against ₹2,596.70 crore in August, according to the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI). That is an increase of approximately 71.4% in one month. The figure measures fresh investments after redemptions, not a 71% rise in the price of gold or in returns earned by ETF investors. Demand remained firm despite a difficult month for the underlying metal. The September result is notable because investors added exposure while prices were corr

Key Takeaways Brent crude was quoted at approximately $104.54 per barrel, down $1.52 or 1.44% from the previous reference level of $106.06. WTI crude was quoted near $95.15 per barrel, around $0.06 or 0.07% higher than the previous reference level of $95.09 after recovering from earlier declines. The Brent-WTI spread was approximately $9.39 per barrel at the post-market snapshot. The figures are live reference prices rather than final ICE or CME/NYMEX settlements, because international crude trading was still under way. Market