Share Market News

The Indian stock market continues to tumble on Monday, with most indices trading in the red. Nifty Metal was among the only indices in the green. Selling pressure was felt across sectors.

BSPTCL is gearing up for its IPO and is on its way to becoming the first state-owned utility to be listed on the NSE. The IPO aims to fund transmission expansion.

National Stock Exchange of India will launch Dated Brent crude futures contracts on 13 April 2026. This will allow Indian traders to hedge risks related to global oil prices by using contracts that are linked to physical Brent benchmarks.

After closing at 73,583 for the Sensex and 22,819 for the Nifty on 27 March, the outlook is not very strong. GIFT Nifty is down 57 points, hinting at a weak open on 30 March 2026.

Welspun Corp shares rose briefly on Monday as it won a ₹1,000 crore contract for supplying pipes in the US. As the day progressed, the stock improved to trade near ₹823.

Pioneer Fil-Med has filed draft papers with SEBI to raise ₹500 crore through its IPO. The issue includes a ₹250 crore fresh issue and ₹250 crore OFS.

India approves 48,000 kilolitres of kerosene and allows petrol pump sales for 60 days to ease LPG shortages. What does this mean for supply? Read more to find out.

DBS has entered India’s IPO market with its first mandate, signalling a deeper push into investment banking. Strong deal flow and rising global interest continue to make India a key capital-raising hub.

India cuts petrol duty to ₹3 and diesel to zero as crude hits $122; ATF levy added. OMC stocks gain up to 5% in early trade. What’s next for fuel prices? Read more.

JPMorgan has introduced a new way to track and trade the debt of major tech companies, drawing attention to how investors are starting to factor in risk alongside growth in an uncertain global environment.

The DGCA has recently changed airline refund rules, capping cancellation fees and asking airlines to process refunds faster so passengers get their money back without delays.