A recent analysis highlights twelve Nifty500 companies that have reportedly achieved a stellar 30% or more year-on-year sales growth in Q4 FY26, signalling robust market demand and strong business momentum.

Indian equity markets are keenly awaiting state election results, but analysts from Kotak Institutional Equities caution that any immediate rally might be short-lived, overshadowed by macroeconomic challenges like rising crude oil prices and a widening fiscal deficit.

Ola Electric has reported impressive 20% month-on-month sales growth in April, outperforming a declining broader market. This strong performance, fueling a reported 60% surge in its valuation from recent lows, sparks discussion about the unlisted company's future prospects.

Amidst the dynamic Indian market, a select group of small-cap companies are not just growing, but exploding, with some delivering over 50% profit growth and becoming multibaggers, signaling lucrative opportunities for astute investors.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) withdrew a substantial ₹60,847 crore from Indian stock markets in April, contributing to a cumulative outflow of ₹1.92 lakh crore in the first four months of 2024. This significant pull-back is attributed to a confluence of global geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties, and rising crude oil prices.

GIFT Nifty's strong rise on Friday suggests Indian equity markets could open positively next week, despite recent FII outflows and global geopolitical tensions. Investors should watch crude oil prices and key economic data.

Despite select holdings delivering strong gains, the Government of Singapore's India portfolio experienced a net decline in value during the latest quarter, even as it strategically added new stocks.

Get ready for a trading break! Indian stock exchanges NSE and BSE will observe a full holiday on May 1, 2026, for Maharashtra Day and International Labour Day, impacting equities and derivatives trading. MCX will operate partially in the evening session.

Bajaj Auto [BAJAJ_AUTO] shareholders eagerly await May 6 as the board prepares to consider a share buyback, potentially signaling another significant capital return.

Indian stock markets and the rupee faced a significant downturn on Thursday, pressured by surging global crude oil prices and heightened geopolitical tensions, despite a strong April performance.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) escalated its currency management efforts in March, with its net short forward position hitting a record $104 billion, reflecting robust intervention to stabilize the Indian Rupee.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has introduced a new fast-track system for Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) schemes, aiming to accelerate their launch and enhance capital deployment efficiency.

Indian small-cap stocks witnessed their strongest monthly rally in over a decade during April, recovering sharply from the March sell-off driven by robust buying from local investors.

Bajaj Finance [BAJFINANCE] is raising its fixed deposit rates by up to 45 basis points to boost fundraising, while Shriram Finance [SHRIRAMFIN] plans to reduce rates by 15-35 bps following a significant rating upgrade, presenting a mixed picture for retail investors.

Hindustan Unilever Limited [HINDUNILVR] reported its strongest sales growth in three years for the March quarter, driven by robust consumer demand. However, the FMCG giant warned of potential price increases due to escalating commodity costs linked to geopolitical tensions.