Let’s talk about GHCL’s Q4FY25 performance. The results? Pretty much in line with what the market was expecting.s Yes, revenues dipped by 5.1% YoY, but that was kind of expected given the broader environment.

When the stock market isn’t moving much—neither strongly up nor down—traders can use strategies designed for quiet market conditions. One such approach is called a Short Strangle.

Discover how HAL transformed from a quiet PSU to the driving force behind India’s defence ambitions. Uncover how HAL became the backbone of India’s defence transformation.

Open-ended and close-ended funds differ in terms of their structure. Understanding the differences between them is the key to making an informed choice.

US President Donald Trump’s push to bring back reciprocal tariffs—taxes on countries that charge higher duties on American goods has brought global trade into the spotlight.

India’s retail inflation has just taken a breather, dropping to its lowest level of 3.34% in the past ten months. As the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to juggle between supporting growth and containing inflation, the latest dip could signal potential shifts in interest rate outlooks, investor strategies and sector-specific dynamics.

Global tariff wars, foreign fund flows and rise in crude oil prices have weakened the rupee against the US dollar.

Profit after tax is a vital business metric that tells whether your business is making a profit or loss. Investors closely look at PAT before deciding to invest in a company.

Vedanta Limited has got internal approval for its ambitious demerger proposal, a major milestone in the company's strategic restructuring process. The board of directors and major stakeholders voted heavily in favour of the proposal at a special meeting held in February 2025. This demerger will divide the existing Vedanta Limited into five distinct listed companies, each dealing with individual business segments.

The Indian share market has been in a downward cycle in the initial months of 2025, showing steep volatility and correction. This comes even as India's economy recorded a GDP growth of 6.2% in Q3 2025, as per market expectations. Stocks have, however, kept falling amid world uncertainties.