Share Market News

Traders can expect a cautious, range-bound session today after a sharp IT sell-off yesterday. Volatility may stay high, with focus on global cues and banking stocks.

High valuations and weak earnings momentum have kept foreign investors cautious on Indian equities. Domestic inflows have supported the market but delayed a valuation reset. A revival in earnings upgrades could be the key trigger ahead.

SEBI’s chairperson said revised PMS regulations are expected to be rolled out by mid-2026 to strengthen governance, transparency and investor protection in the PMS industry.

The Nifty IT index fell 21% in February, its worst drop since 2008, as technology stocks came under heavy selling. While valuations look attractive, weak momentum keeps investors cautious about whether this is a buying opportunity or more downside ahead.

JM Financial and Hurun India’s Unlisted Gems 2026 list shows India’s top private companies scaling rapidly, with Tata Electronics posting 1,652% revenue growth and Reliance Retail clocking ₹2.7 lakh crore in revenue

The government will divest up to 4% stake in IRFC via an Offer for Sale starting Wednesday, with a floor price set at ₹104 per share, a 4.95% discount to the previous close.

SIDBI’s Q3 FY26 survey shows MSME confidence at 60.8, manufacturing at 64.1, and working capital finance among manufacturing units optimism rising to 46%.

India plans to raise ₹1.79 trillion (about ₹20 billion) through IPOs of state-run companies by 2030 as part of an asset-monetisation drive, shifting focus from full privatisation to minority stake sales to support investment and fiscal goals.

Omnitech Engineering’s ₹583 Cr. IPO has launched today, combining a fresh issue with an offer for sale. It targets debt reduction and manufacturing expansion. Read about the Gujarat-based high-precision component maker’s IPO details and anchor funding.

The US has slapped 126% duties on Indian solar imports, a move that could disrupt exports and raise global cost pressures. Read more here.

NASSCOM projects India’s tech industry revenue at $315 billion in FY26, up 6.1% YoY; exports $246 billion; AI revenue $10–12 billion; net jobs added 135,000; total workforce near 6m employees.

Cabinet clears ₹9,072 crore rail projects to add 307 km and boost freight capacity by 52 MTPA across 4 states by 2030–31.