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Two prominent companies — Tata Capital and Imagine Marketing (boAt's parent company) — have taken a significant step towards going public in the Indian stock markets by filing their respective DRHPs through the new confidential route. This strate

The Indian stock market opened with a sharp 5% gap-down today, sending shockwaves across Dalal Street. By mid-session, key indices like the Nifty 50 and Sensex were still trading over 4% lower, marking the steepest single-day decline in ten months. T

As concerns about a possible recession were heightened by US President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, which prompted the Nifty Bank index to lose more than 3% in early trade on April 7, banking equities dropped in harmony with the market's carnage. U

For investors in the Indian stock market, it is a "Black Monday" as US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on more than 180 nations worldwide, sparking an "economic trade war" that sent Dalal Street into a tailspin. On April 7, Indian stock market

US Tariffs Trigger Downward Revision in India’s Growth Forecast Due to additional U.S. tariffs, India's economic growth is predicted to decelerate by 20–40 basis points this fiscal year. With GDP growth projections lowered down to about 6.1%,

The rupee extended the previous session’s gains on April 4 to emerge strongest in three months, trading below ₹85 against the dollar, which has been hammered on concerns that the US’ sweeping tariffs will hit growth. Falling Brent prices also h

The collective market capitalization of the seven stocks dropped to $8.34 billion overnight, wiping off around $600 billion in wealth from the Magnificent 7 index. As investors fled their equity holdings due to US President Donald Trump's broad-based

Kotak is launching a new open-ended index fund — Kotak Nifty Top 10 Equal Weight Index Fund, aimed at replicating the performance of the Nifty Top 10 Equal Weight Index (TRI). The fund will invest in the top 10 stocks from the Nifty 50, selected ba

A- Tariff rate and remarks on India Trump announced retaliatory duties ranging from 10 to 49 percent for other nations, while a flat 26 percent tariff was applied to all commodities exported by India to the US. According to a White House statement

The Nifty IT index has dropped 15% in trading during the last six months. Following the imposition of a broad-based 26 percent duty on all Indian exports by U.S. President Donald Trump, the Nifty IT fell by almost three percent during the openin

On the backdrop of anticipated expectations of a rate cut, the Reserve Bank Of India's Monetary Policy Committee is scheduled to meet between April 7-9, 2025, with inflation sharply reduced and some gravelly concerns hovering the global economy. E

As the Indian stock market wades into the fiscal year 2025-2026 (FY26), struggles are palpable in the minds of most investors. Factors associating both local and global parts play a role in this scenario. Entering into the dynamics due to the re-elec