The Calcutta Stock Exchange, one of India’s oldest bourses, is set to celebrate its final Kali Puja and Diwali as a functioning stock exchange, marking the end of a 117-year-old chapter in Indian stock market history.
The Calcutta Stock Exchange, one of India’s oldest bourses, may be closing down after 117 years due to regulatory hurdles and legal challenges. Here’s what it means for Indian investors.
PVR-Inox Ltd. reports strongest quarterly performance in two years, driven by robust content pipeline and strong execution. Revenue and profitability surge, with focus on capital-light expansion and innovative formats.
Hindustan Zinc’s Q2 FY26 results were broadly in line with estimates, with the company poised to benefit from rising silver prices and commodity price tailwinds.
As Samvat 2082 commences, the Indian stock market is poised to maintain its momentum, with the Nifty 50 index delivering a moderate return of 6% and the Nifty Bank being the standout performer with a strong gain of 12%.
Ceat Ltd. shares surged to a life high after the company reported better-than-expected Q2 financial results, with consolidated revenue growing 14% year-on-year and net profit jumping 52%.
The NSE Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex indices ended at over one-year high on the last day of Samvaat 2081, with bank stocks leading the surge. Reliance Industries Ltd., Bharti Airtel Ltd., State Bank of India, and Axis Bank contributed the most in the gains.
Bond market veteran Bill Gross warns investors to wait before buying gold, calling it a ‘meme asset’. What does this mean for Indian investors?
Silver prices are likely to fall further due to a supply glut in global markets, according to the India Bullion and Jewellers Association. Learn more about the factors influencing silver prices and their impact on Indian investors.
The recent frenzy around silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has cooled down as the global supply of physical silver eases. Find out what this means for Indian investors and how to navigate the market.