Share Market News

India has agreed to a quota-based duty concession on US DDGS imports to support the animal husbandry and poultry sectors. The move is part of the first phase of the India-US trade agreement and aims to improve access to high-protein feed inputs.

India’s textile industry has received a big boost after the US tariff reduction announcement on Indian imports. The changes are expected to support export growth, capacity expansion, and renewed investment across the industry.

Shares of Aye Finance have listed at par with the IPO price at ₹129/share on 16 February 2026. Read more about the listing in the NSE and the BSE below.

India and Malaysia signed 11 MoUs on semiconductors, defence and payments, advanced INR–MYR trade settlement, and targeted growth beyond $18.6 billion bilateral trade in 2026.

Cement manufacturers experienced double-digit volume growth in Q3 FY26, driven by strong demand across all regions. Most companies expect to see price recovery, as their pricing power has improved and input costs have stabilised.

Shares of Fractal Analytics listed on BSE/NSE with a muted opening response. Read more as the shares were listed at 3% discount on the NSE.

ONGC is betting big on Goa’s future beyond beaches, unveiling a 4,000-seat, Filmfare-ready convention centre that could turn the state into India’s next global hub for conferences, expos, and mega events.

Since peaking on January 29, silver ETFs have slid 38% in seven sessions, while spot prices rebounded sharply from below $65 to $77.33.

Indian bonds are feeling the heat as states line up ₹486 billion in debt sales, FY27 borrowing hits ₹17.2 lakh crore, and RBI liquidity stays tight. This is pushing yields higher and reshaping investor risk calculations.

L&T p⁠lans to reach 32 MW of⁠ operational data centre capacity by March-end, backed by a‌ ₹1,000 crore‍ investment, while advancing its semiconduc‍tor and electro‌lyser in‍itiative‌s.

Vodafone Idea’s shares jumped on February 9 after Emkay Global increased its target price sharply and upgraded the stock from a sell rating. The brokerage nearly doubled its long-term target and revised earnings assumptions.

Shares of Kalyan Jewellers Ltd experienced a rise of more than 10%, which led their stock to reach the upper circuit limit during the initial trading period. The stock experienced a strong upward movement, driven by strong investor buying interest.