Share Market News

Vedanta shares climbed over 4% before the April 10 NCLAT hearing, where it challenges Adani’s ₹14,535 crore JAL bid. Will the outcome shift the balance? Read more.

Tata Steel got a ₹1,755 crore demand notice from the Ramgarh District Mining office in Jharkhand over alleged excess coal mining. The company said the claim lacks basis and will challenge it legally.

India’s pharma exports crossed $28 billion till Feb FY26, growing 5.6%, with rupee-led gains expected despite global pricing and demand challenges.

Indian state-run oil companies have moved to cut the prices paid to refineries for petrol, diesel and other fuels. The step aims to ease the financial pressure created by unchanged retail fuel prices. Read on to know more.

Avenue Supermarts shares rose after the company reported 19% growth in Q4 revenue, beating estimates. It also added a record number of stores, taking its total store count to 500.

Wipro shares rose up to 3% after the company announced an 8-year deal with Olam Group valued at over $1 billion. As part of the deal, Wipro will acquire Mindsprint, strengthening its capabilities in agriculture and supply chain technology.

With crude oil prices rising, talks about bringing petrol and diesel under GST are back again. It could simplify taxes and lower costs, but states are still worried about losing revenue.

Coal India intends to auction 25.62 million tonnes of coal in April in order to overcome supply crises in the situation in West Asia. The relocation is meant to stabilise the energy supply and industrial needs.

Pre-market 6 April 2026: Sensex at 73,319.55 and Nifty at 22,713.10; markets likely to remain volatile near the 22,700 zone amid rising oil prices and global uncertainty.

On 6 April 2026, stocks in focus include HDFC Bank, Tata Steel and RVNL as Gift Nifty indicates a weak start near 22,640. Track key triggers and market cues. Read more.

Trent shares rose over 4% in early trade after strong Q4 revenue growth and rapid store expansion. The company added many new stores, showing steady demand, even as the stock has declined in recent months.

After a long three-day break, the Indian stock market opened marginally higher on Monday, 6 April 2026. However, the gains soon disappeared and most indices went into the red after around 10 minutes.