Share Market News

Equity indices erased early gains to end marginally higher yesterday. Heavy selling capped the rally. Can this keep benchmarks range-bound today?

After the Nifty IT index fell 21% in February, the recent rebound is being termed a ‘dead cat bounce’, with large private banks seen as the stronger long-term bet.

After NSE 500 sales rose 12.9% but PAT grew just 9%, CLSA warns smallcaps face further EPS cuts of 3.9%/3.1% and continues to prefer large caps.

The WTO has set up a dispute panel to review India’s Production Linked Incentive schemes for batteries, electric vehicles, renewable energy and related sectors after China raised concerns. Read ahead to know more.

Bharat Electronics has secured ₹733 crore in new defence orders since 6 February 2026, lifting its order book above ₹73,000 crore. The orders cover radars, TR modules, encryptors, jammers, and software.

SpiceJet shares plunged 10% to hit the lower circuit after an 8.4% equity block deal, triggering heavy selling pressure. The sharp drop reflects a negative market reaction to the large share sale and concerns over the airline’s financial health.

Gold and silver ETFs jumped up to 3% as investors rushed back to safe-haven assets amid rising trade and geopolitical tensions. Read more.

BMC has presented a record budget of ₹80,952.56 crore, supported by higher property tax collections. The focus is on major infrastructure developments and water projects. This, in turn, can benefit companies like L&T, NCC, and Ultratech Cement.

India’s electric transport sector attracted ₹2.23 lakh crore in investments between 2020 and 2025, but this represents only about 18% of the capital required to meet the country’s 2030 electric mobility targets, according to a new IEEFA report.

Vedanta is set to raise ₹3,000 crore through a corporate bond issue, tapping debt markets to strengthen its balance sheet and support funding needs.