Share Market News

FIIs sold ₹19,150 crore in financial stocks in April, with outflows also seen across FMCG, telecom, IT, auto and healthcare despite market gains.

Health insurance premiums may rise 10–15% as medical inflation stays high. Family floater costs have surged 46% since 2021. Read more to understand what this means.

Revenue growth was strong in SML Mahindra’s Q4 results, but margins slipped as costs increased. The stock fell after the announcement. From here, margin trends could be the key thing to track.

On 20 April 2026, the RBI partly removed the restrictions on rupee derivative trades that were put in place earlier this month. At the same time, it retained some key restrictions to prevent speculative volatility in the currency markets.

On 21 April 2026, markets saw strong buying across the board and ended higher. Global cues played their part. From here, the focus is on whether this strength continues.

Hindustan Copper plans ₹7,188 crore capex to triple capacity to 12.20 MTPA by FY30, with profits rising to ₹1,568 crore. Stock slipped 2.26%. Read more for details.

Nestle India reported a 26% rise in Q4 profit to ₹1,114 crore, beating estimates, as revenue grew 22.6% on strong volumes, higher ad spends and broad-based category growth.

Inox Clean is preparing to return to the markets with a bigger IPO. The setup looks stronger this time. Still, valuation and sentiment closer to listing will matter.

Biocon received Health Canada approval for denosumab biosimilars Bosaya and Vevzuo, targeting osteoporosis and cancer-related bone conditions. Shares rose over 1% on the NSE following the announcement.

A report from Ember found clean power generation to rise 887 TWh in 2025. It exceeded electricity demand growth of 849 TWh, as solar and wind expansion in China and India drove a structural shift.

SEBI has approved NSE and MCX to invest ₹100 crore each in coal exchanges, paving the way for transparent pricing and digital trading. Read more to understand the impact.

Shares of Indian Energy Exchange fell after the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission proposed market coupling norms. The draft shifts price discovery to a central operator, raising concerns over IEX’s future revenue model.