Markets are always buzzing with action. Some of the biggest names in IT, finance, pharma, and infrastructure have announced key developments that could influence their stock performance. Whether it’s a new partnership, a major fundraising plan, or a regulatory approval, here is a quick look at the stocks that are in focus today, March 6.
The first two months of 2025 were dreadful for the market, with mid-cap and small-cap indices falling by more than 20%. The benchmark NSE Nifty also set a record with negative returns for five consecutive months. This correction is the most brutal since the 2020 pandemic, which has hit the broader market more heavily than
After logging its worst-ever losing streak of 10 consecutive sessions, the Nifty rose 1% on Wednesday – the biggest single-day gain in a month – on the back of a relief rally amid mixed cues. Experts, however, said this rally could be short-lived, as US President Donald Trump’s tariff decisions will continue to cast a
The domestic key equity indices broke through the 10-day long losing streak, providing some relief to the investors. The NSE Nifty 50 headed north 255 points or 1.15% to settle at 22,337.30, while the BSE Sensex rose 740 points or 1.01% to finish at 73,730. The rally on D-Street was led by metals, realty, auto
TCS and Tech Mahindra have been up smartly in trade today as the tech stocks participated in the broad based buying seeing after 10 consecutive sessions of loss. The brokerage firm, Kotak Institutional Equities has upgraded Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Tech Mahindra to ‘Buy’ following a sharp correction in Indian IT stocks over the
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has appointed Dr. Ajit Ratnakar Joshi as its new Executive Director (ED), effective March 3, 2025. With this promotion, Dr. Joshi will oversee two key departments – Department of Statistics and Information Management (DSIM) and the Financial Stability Department. A seasoned expert in Banking and Technology With over 30
Have the markets bottomed out? That’s the question on everyone’s mind. Well, Manish Sonthalia, Director and CIO of Emkay Investment Managers says he is not bearish on the markets at all. The current levels of Nifty around 22,000 is a good level to buy according to him and he sees the Nifty rallying to 25,000
After the sharp correction recently, mid and smallcap stocks are buzzing in trade today. Though for 2025, most of the stocks are deep in red, many have delivered strong returns over the longer5-year time frame. In its latest report, ‘Bulls and Bears’, Motilal Oswal has identified 11 mid and smallcap stocks with strong potential. These
Bank of Baroda (BoB) has not had the best run over the past year, with its stock price falling nearly 16%, underperforming the Bank Nifty by around 24%. But in a fresh outlook, global brokerage firm UBS has upgraded the stock from Neutral to Buy, raising its price target to Rs 290 from Rs 270.
The brokerage house JM Financial Services has picked 4 stocks that you can track amid the current market weakness. The brokerage firm has chosen these stocks on the basis of various factors like business updates, steady growth, in-line expectations, etc. Here are the top 4 stocks that JM Financial is betting on at this hour Bajaj
The Trump tariff announcement has sent shockwaves across the global markets and sparked fears of a global recession. Speaking on what the implications are for India, Anand Shah, CIO – PMS and AIF Investments, ICICI Prudential AMC, in an exclusive conversation with Financial Express.com, highlighted that this could trigger growth challenges in US and lead
In a bid to make the settlement of provident fund claims easier for members, the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced major changes to the withdrawal process. No need to upload image of cheque leaf The first change announced by the EPFO is removing the requirement to upload an image of a check leaf
The global carnage has had its impact in India too. The Sensex and the Nifty are both down 1% each and the broader market see further damage. The BSE Smallcap Index is down nearly 3% and the BSE Midcap Index is down 2%. The big Index losers include metal stocks, pharma and IT. ONGC, Vedanta
