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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.

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.

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’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.

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.

The India–U.S. interim trade deal will deepen cooperation in technology by reducing tariffs and improving Indian firms’ access to advanced GPUs, data-centre equipment, and other high-end tech products from the U.S.

The India–U.S. trade deal is expected to boost India’s aerospace sector by enabling duty-free exports of components to the U.S. This could significantly raise sourcing from India.

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in early February, pumping over ₹8,100 crore into Indian equities in the first week, reversing three months of heavy selling.

Indian markets begin their 9 February session with Nifty standing at 25,693.70 and Sensex at 83,580.40. Sectoral performance shows mixed results; market volatility is decreasing.

SEBI has proposed changes that could make it easier for mutual fund investors who hold units in demat accounts to withdraw or transfer money on a fixed schedule.

The governing board of the National Stock Exchange has approved its initial public offering through an offer for sale after receiving a no-objection certificate from SEBI. The IPO is expected to raise ~$2.5 billion.

The Indian equity markets staged a resilient recovery on 06 February 2026, shaking off early intraday volatility following the RBI monetary policy announcement. Read more about the morning session showing the benchmarks in the red but having a strong surge later.

Devyani International shares jumped nearly 8% after Jefferies upgraded the stock to “Buy” with a ₹145 target, citing valuation comfort, leadership continuity, and early operational improvements. However, persistent net losses, Pizza Hut turnaround risks, and merger-related uncertainty remain key overhangs for investors.

Bharti Airtel's Q3 FY26 results demonstrated strong revenue growth, which improved operating performance through increased ARPU and higher earnings before tax. The reported profit after exceptional items decreased because of a high base effect.

The RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% and maintained a neutral stance, pausing after cumulative rate cuts of 125 basis points since February 2025.

RVNL’s Q3 FY26 results show steady profit growth and a dividend boost despite rising costs, highlighting resilience in India’s rail infrastructure push while reminding investors that margins and execution remain key watchpoints.

Hindustan Copper’s Q3 FY26 reflects a sharp profit jump, strong revenue growth and a reassuring interim dividend. While quarter-on-quarter numbers softened, improving fundamentals and favourable copper prices keep the long-term outlook encouraging.

A technical glitch at National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL) recently disrupted India's settlement cycle, causing multi-day delays in crediting shares. Learn more as the depository has moved to resolve the network instability, but the event raises questions about the market infrastructure.

A new India–EU free trade agreement is expected to sharply reduce import duties on European wines in India over time, potentially bringing them down from around 150%. This could make popular French, Italian, and other European wine brands more affordable, while also expanding consumer choice.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles reported a consolidated net loss of up to ₹3,486 Cr. for Q3 FY26, as a major cyber incident at Jaguar Land Rover weighed on global performance. Learn how, despite the consolidated drag, domestic sales hit record highs.

LIC reported higher profit and strong premium growth in Q3 FY26, driven by the stable demand within the individual and group insurance sectors. The performance was also indicative of great improvement in new business value and financial measures in the quarter.

Sensex and Nifty snapped a three-day rally on Thursday, closing sharply lower as weak global cues and caution ahead of the RBI policy decision led investors to pare risk.

Suzlon Energy shares fell nearly 6% after the company reported its Q3 results, as investors reacted cautiously despite growth in revenue and profits. The stock saw selling pressure amid concerns over margins, execution risks, and broader market sentiment around renewable energy stocks.

AI-led automation is reshaping India’s IT services model, pressuring large players like TCS and Infosys that rely on labour-heavy delivery. As repetitive work gets automated, margins and headcount face strain. Meanwhile, niche and mid-tier AI-focused firms are gaining deal wins, pricing power and faster growth.

Nykaa reported Q3 profit surging 142% year-on-year to ₹63 crore, driven by strong revenue growth, which climbed about 27%. The results reflect improved demand across its beauty and fashion segments, supporting healthy earnings expansion for the lifestyle retailer.

India and the US are set to finalise the first tranche of their trade agreement in the coming days, a move that will lead to a sharp cut in US tariffs on Indian exports to 18% from 50%.

US stocks slipped as investors grew uneasy over Alphabet’s plan to sharply increase capital spending. Technology shares led the decline, even as some smaller stocks saw modest gains.

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders reported a 9% year-on-year rise in Q3 FY26 profit on strong revenue growth, though higher costs led to softer operating margins during the quarter.