Share Market News

Cube Highways Trust plans ₹5,000 crore IPO via OFS. The trust, with an AUM of ₹36,520 crore, aims to expand to 31 projects spanning 9,811 lane km. Read ahead to know more.

The Reserve Bank of India has expanded its forward dollar sales sharply, with its net-short dollar position nearing $100 billion, up from $67.8 billion in January and close to the previous record of $88.8 billion.

RBI will conduct a ₹75,000 Cr. three-day variable rate repo auction on 20th March to infuse liquidity into the banking system amid tightening cash conditions.

Rising crude and soaring freight have pushed raw material costs up 20–25%, squeezing margins in India’s textile sector. Read more to see what happens next.

Plastic product prices in India are expected to rise by 50–60% from April as polymer costs increase due to disruptions in West Asia. A ₹2 plastic bottle could go above ₹3. Read ahead to know more.

Fed holds rate at 3.5-3.75% and stays cautious as inflation and oil risks rise, but what does it mean for India? Read more to find out.

SEBI has barred 21 entities in the Retro Green Revolution stock manipulation case after finding coordinated trading and misleading market activity linked to price movement in the shares.

Sensex rose 633.29 points to 76,704.13, while Nifty gained 196.65 points to 23,777.80 on March 18, with markets expected to open firm amid global support.

India’s privatisation drive is facing delays as weak investor interest and pricing concerns stall key stake sales. The failed IDBI Bank deal has added to uncertainty, with the government now rethinking its approach to future divestments.

Indian Bank and NaBFID are expected to raise ₹80 billion through bond issuances before March-end, adding to recent fundraising activity by public sector financial institutions.

Alkem Laboratories will invest up to ₹533 crore to set up a new manufacturing facility in Ujjain, after receiving a 30-acre land allotment in Madhya Pradesh. The greenfield project will be developed in phases to expand production capacity and support future growth.

After a strong 20–22% growth in FY26, India’s tractor industry may see a sharp slowdown in FY27 due to a high base, weak monsoon risks, and reduced demand.