India’s financial markets, a notable shift has occurred in the realm of initial public offerings (IPOs). After a period of heightened activity throughout 2024, the past three weeks have seen a conspicuous absence of new listings on the main bourses. This slowdown is intricately linked to a correction in the secondary market, prompting both companies

Indian stock market has experienced a notable correction, with the Nifty index witnessing a consecutive decline over five months—a phenomenon not observed in the past two decades. This downturn, amounting to a 10-15% reduction, is perceived by market experts as a natural and expected adjustment following an unprecedented nine-year bullish run. Mihir Vora, Chief Investment

The third-quarter earnings season progresses, a significant number of companies are poised to disclose their financial performances today. Among the 298 firms scheduled to report, notable names include FSN E-Commerce Ventures, known for its brand Nykaa, and Grasim Industries. Investors and analysts are keenly observing these announcements to gauge the economic landscape and individual corporate

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), a prominent state-owned engineering and manufacturing enterprise in India, has recently achieved significant milestones by securing substantial contracts aimed at enhancing the nation’s power infrastructure. These developments underscore BHEL’s pivotal role in advancing India’s energy sector. The Maharashtra State Power Generation Company Limited (Mahagenco) has given BHEL a contract worth

In the ever-evolving realm of the Indian stock market, seasoned experts are continually sifting through a plethora of opportunities to identify companies that promise both stability and growth. Among these experts, Rahul Sharma has carved a niche for himself with his thoughtful analysis and meticulously researched recommendations. In his latest commentary, Sharma has spotlighted two

The Indian stock market witnessed one of its most turbulent days in recent history as the Sensex plummeted by over 700 points, sending shockwaves through Dalal Street. Dubbed “Black Monday,” the sharp decline was triggered by a combination of global and domestic factors, including renewed fears over U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, rising crude