Share Market News

SEBI eases SGF norms and allows intraday borrowing for mutual funds, but what does it mean for markets? Read more to find out.

Tuesday, 17 March, brought another positive close for Indian equities, with gains holding despite mixed cues from commodities and overseas markets.

SEBI clears IPO plans of Tea Post, Travelstack Tech and Learnfluence Education. Read ahead to know more.

Sensex climbed 938.93 points to 75,502 while Nifty gained 257.70 points to 23,408 on Monday, with the GIFT Nifty signalling a mildly positive start for Tuesday’s session.

Tata Motors will raise prices of its commercial vehicles by up to 1.5% starting 1 April to offset rising input costs. The move comes even as the company reports strong sales growth across truck segments.

Vodafone Idea shares rose after reports that JSW Group and Singapore’s ST Telemedia are exploring a stake purchase in the telecom company. Discussions are still at an early stage, and no deal has been finalised yet.

State-run Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC) has signed an MoU with NMDC to explore the development of rare earth resources in Gujarat. The partnership will focus on the Ambadungar deposit and examine the feasibility of building an integrated rare earth value chain.

Mutual funds are turning cautious amid market volatility, with 63% of fund houses increasing cash holdings in February as managers adopt a defensive stance. The move reflects a focus on protecting portfolios and maintaining liquidity while awaiting clearer market direction.

India’s proposed trade deal with the U.S. will be signed only after President Donald Trump re-establishes the new global tariff structure, according to Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal.

India's apparel exporters face higher costs due to disrupted shipping routes and increased freight charges in West Asia. They pay an extra ₹12-₹55 per garment because of war-related surcharges and longer transit times, which may hurt margins and orders.

IDBI Bank shares fell sharply after reports that its stake sale may stall due to low bids. This raised concerns over delays in the divestment process.

Union Bank of India has approved a plan to raise up to ₹20,000 crore via long-term bonds to fund infrastructure and affordable housing. The bank may initially raise around ₹7,500 crore before March 2026, including a base issue and greenshoe option, as part of its broader capital strategy.