For those managing family wealth in India, it's vital to know how a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) can utilise a demat account. Most investors are familiar with individual demat accounts but the HUF demat account offers unique advantages when it comes to family or joint family investments, tax planning, and long-term wealth management.

Benchmark indices continued their positive momentum, with Nifty closing 200 points higher, while Sensex was up 700 points.

See how Varun Beverages turned a simple bottling business into a high-growth FMCG machine, outpacing rivals and reshaping India’s cola wars.

Benchmark indices experienced a volatile trading session on Tuesday. Nifty closed 72 points higher, while Sensex gained 158 points.

In 2025, SEBI has rolled out a series of surveillance and regulatory measures, fundamentally altering how you interact with the market. These changes aren’t just tweaks; they’re a response to the explosive growth in retail participation, a surge in algorithmic trading, and the increasing complexity of financial products.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has endorsed a new standard in responsible finance with its rollout of an expansive framework for ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) debt securities on June 5, 2025.

Avenue Supermarts, the company behind Dmart, recently opened a new store in Agra. This move is part of its broader plan to grow in Uttar Pradesh — a region Dmart sees as a big opportunity.

Technically, our market opened with a gap down on the backdrop of weak global sentiment. However, after an early intraday correction in the morning, the market took support near the 20-day SMA (Simple Moving Average) and reversed sharply.

The Parabolic Stop and Reverse (SAR) is a technical indicator used in trading to find the direction of the price of an asset as well as to detect points of reversal. It assists traders make decisions about entering or exiting trades depending on the prevailing trends and possible reversals.

Marginal tax rate is the rate of tax that applies to the last rupee of income you earn. It helps the government collect tax based on how much a person earns. In India, the income tax system uses a progressive structure. This means that higher income gets taxed at higher rates.