Indian equity markets extend gains with Nifty and Sensex climbing higher on strong banking and auto sector performance, though global volatility remains a key concern.

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund reaffirms commitment to aggressive international expansion, signaling strong financial health and intent to deploy more capital globally in coming years.

A historic surge in state government bond issuance is expected to push 10-year government security yields higher, creating headwinds for fixed-income investors amid a crowding-out effect in the debt market.

Despite geopolitical challenges affecting supply chains, India's equity markets remain more attractive than most Asian peers due to stronger corporate fundamentals and reasonable valuations, according to HSBC India's leadership.

Options traders are positioning for a confined trading range of 22,750-23,850 for the Nifty50 through end-March, driven by geopolitical de-escalation hopes and sustained foreign investor outflows.

Indian equities maintain upward momentum with banking and auto sectors rallying. Seven key stocks grab investor attention amid significant corporate developments.

Solar Industries [SOLARINDS] is leveraging a robust defence order pipeline to maintain growth momentum, but the sustainability of this uptrend depends on diversification beyond military supplies.

The Nifty index is now trading at 19x price-to-earnings, matching Asian peers like South Korea. But will this valuation correction be enough to lure back foreign portfolio investors who have been net sellers this year?

Goldman Sachs has downgraded Indian equities from 'overweight' to 'market weight', citing slower earnings growth and oil price volatility. The brokerage has also reduced its 12-month Nifty target to ₹25,900.

The US dollar is experiencing its strongest monthly performance since July, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, forcing Wall Street traders to reassess their currency trading strategies.

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are prompting a significant reallocation toward cash as investors brace for potential inflation and rate hike cycles, echoing 2022's risk-off sentiment.

Only 18 BSE 500 firms have already surpassed their full FY25 financial metrics within 9 months of FY26, with financial services and capital goods sectors leading the charge.

Small and medium enterprises are increasingly tapping working capital facilities as geopolitical tensions drive input costs higher. Lenders are stepping up liquidity support to help sectors like hospitality, chemicals, and food exports weather the mounting pressure.

Bajaj Auto [BAJAJAUT] has corrected 10% from recent highs but maintains support above its 200-day moving average, signalling a potential accumulation opportunity with upside targets of ₹9,900 within 2-4 months.

Geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran are fueling safe-haven demand for the US dollar, potentially impacting currency markets and emerging market investments. Here's what Indian investors need to know.