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Most Indian stock market indices rallied sharply after the announcement of the US-Iran peace deal. Both Sensex and Nifty 50 soared over 1%. A few Asian markets jumped over 5%.

Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) has approved the issuance of 77.02 lakh fully convertible warrants, valued at ₹600 crore, to promoters and promoter group entities at ₹779 per warrant. The proposal is subject to shareholder approval at an EGM scheduled for 9 July 2026. Read ahead to know more.

The US FDA issued an import alert for Dabur India's Silvassa plant on 10 June after finding falsified manufacturing records and a live bird in the raw material warehouse during inspection. Read ahead to know more.

Vodafone Idea shareholders approved a ₹4,730-crore investment from the Aditya Birla Group through warrants. This raises the promoter group's stake to about 13% and supports network expansion and debt repayment.

SpaceX prepares for a $75 billion IPO at a reported $1.75 trillion valuation. In India, INOX India has emerged as a stock in focus after securing a ₹200 crore aerospace order from a leading US-based private space company and reporting record FY26 financial results.

Vedanta's four demerged entities will make their stock market debut on Monday, advancing the group's restructuring efforts. Here are the factors investors should keep an eye on.

The Indian stock market indices witnessed a bull rally after the market opened on Friday morning. Hopes of the Middle East war coming to an end, a drop in global oil prices, and the RBI’s policy announcements to attract foreign investments all contributed to the rally.

Indian markets closed lower on global concerns. Infosys’s advanced AI initiatives, Vedanta's demerged entities near listing, SBI and IRCTC announced board appointments, while GNG Electronics, Astral and SP Apparels reported key developments.

Zee Entertainment approved a plan to raise at least ₹2,300 crore to support its strategic growth initiatives and expansion plans. The move follows the company's acquisition of FIFA media rights in India through 2034.

Sensex rose 64 points to 73,983.18, while Nifty slipped 0.12% to 23,214.95 on 10 June. Stocks such as Zee Entertainment, Eternal, Lenskart and UltraTech Cement will be in focus.

The Indian stock market indices traded lower after market opening on Thursday. Global cues also turned negative after a strong US inflation print triggered a worldwide selloff.

Indian IT stocks came under heavy selling pressure after weakness in global technology markets. A sharp fall in US tech shares and growing geopolitical uncertainty also weighed on investor sentiment.