Share Market News

RBI’s draft forex overhaul could reshape how Indian banks hedge and trade globally. Read on to understand what it means for markets and liquidity.

BHEL’s ₹1,200–1,500 crore power plant order from SAIL boosts its industrial pipeline. Read more to see what it means for both companies.

A sweeping RBI overhaul of ECB norms could unlock up to $100 billion in overseas funding for India Inc, encouraging expansion, refinancing and acquisitions. It's also reshaping opportunities and risks for investors across infrastructure, real estate and manufacturing.

Mid-premium ₹2–3 crore homes convert in 15 days in 2025 versus ~28 days in 2024; top-eight-city sales fell 12% YoY to 386,365 units amid price resilience, and the premiumisation trend persists.

Netweb Technologies shares rose about 4% after the company announced the launch of ‘Make in India’ AI supercomputing systems powered by NVIDIA’s Sovereign AI stack.

ICRA projects India’s auto industry growth to ease to 3-6% in FY27, after a stronger FY26 rebound.

Ola Electric shares have crashed 82% from their ₹157.40 peak after Q3 revenue fell 55% to ₹470 crore and deliveries dropped 61% to 32,680 units.

Indian markets are navigating expiry volatility to finish higher, driven by selective buying. Major highlights include Maruti’s ambitious electric SUV pricing, leadership shifts at Dabur, and considerable project wins for infrastructure majors. Read ahead to learn more about stocks in the news.

Sensex climbed 283 points and Nifty closed above 25,800 amid broad-based buying. Metals, banks and FMCG led gains, while IT stocks lagged. Market mood stayed steady with selective sector rotation visible.

Markets rebounded on Monday after a two-day fall, led by banking and power stocks. Nifty closed above 25,680, but weak breadth and FII selling may keep sentiment cautious ahead of the next session.

Bond yields eased on global cues and surplus liquidity, but can the rally sustain amid supply concerns? Read more to understand what’s next for the debt market.

India has expanded its merchandise trade deficit to $34.7 billion in January 2026, as its imports have increased by 19.2% YoY to $71.24 billion and exports have increased by 0.6% to $36.5 billion.