The Nifty 50 index is approaching a critical resistance cluster. Can it sustain momentum and cross 26,000 before year-end? Find out what’s driving Indian markets and what to expect next.
JSW Steel is set to announce its Q2 results, with analysts expecting a mixed performance due to weaker realisations and higher input costs. Here’s what investors can expect from the steel giant’s earnings report.
Latest updates from the Indian stock markets including Nifty levels, Q2 results, and major corporate actions affecting investor sentiment. Top companies like Infosys, Jio Financial, LTIMindtree, and Waaree Energies are set to declare their Q2 FY26 results today.
Axis Bank’s Q2 results were marked by in-line pre-provision operating profit, though net earnings were impacted by a higher one-time standard provision. Get the latest updates and analysis on the Indian banking sector and stock market news.
The Nifty 50 and Sensex continued gaining on Thursday as private bank stocks advance, with Axis Bank shares being top contributors to the Nifty 50 index. Get the latest updates from the Indian stock markets.
Get the latest updates on Q2 results of major Indian companies including Infosys, Nestle, Wipro, Eternal, and Jio Finance, and their impact on the Indian stock market.
Goldman Sachs plans AI-led job cuts under “OneGS 3.0,” signaling a shift in finance. Learn what roles are at risk and how professionals can adapt. You open your mail or internal Slack: “Expect more rounds of job cuts.” In 2025, even veteran bankers are waking up to texts like these. Goldman Sachs’ recent internal memo
Stocks to Watch (Oct 16): Unpack L&T Finance, BEL, Infosys, Jio Financial & more — plus how to use watch lists smartly, not impulsively. You sip your morning chai, glance at your phone, and see a headline: “Stocks to Watch Today: L&T Finance, BEL, Infosys….” That sentence can shift your mood, your decisions, maybe even
LG Electronics made a stellar debut on the Indian stock markets with a 50% premium over its issue price. Get the latest updates on its share price and what it means for investors.
Infosys Ltd. has won a massive Rs 14,000 crore contract from the UK-based National Health Services Business Services Authority. Here’s what it means for Indian investors and the company’s future prospects.