Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) shares have dropped 28% from their July peak, currently finding support around Rs 4,000. Analysts see a potential bounce to Rs 4,300, but a close below Rs 4,100 could push the stock down to the Rs 3,700-3,850 range.

Vodafone Idea reported a smaller net loss of Rs 7,176 crore in Q2 FY25, helped by revenue growth and tariff hikes. Despite this, the telco's subscriber base shrunk due to the price increases. Vodafone Idea's future hinges on securing debt funding, as highlighted by analysts.

Apollo Tyres' shares rose 3% despite a 37% drop in Q2 profit to Rs 297 crore, attributed to weak demand in India and rising raw material costs. While European operations showed growth, the Indian market suffered from a slowdown in the commercial vehicle segment. Analysts maintain optimistic outlooks, citing potential for pricing improvements and robust European performance.

Nalco share Price: National Aluminium Company (Nalco) witnessed a remarkable five-fold surge in its consolidated profit for the September quarter, reaching Rs 1,045.97 crore, driven by robust revenue growth. The company's board has announced an interim dividend of Rs 4 per share for FY24-25. Nalco's shares, however, experienced a 2.7% dip, closing at Rs 219.8 on the BSE on Wednesday.

Varun Beverages, PepsiCo's top bottler, has initiated a qualified institutional placement (QIP) to raise Rs 7,500 crore for expansion. The floor price is set at Rs 594.56 per share. The company's stock is also newly listed on the F&O segment. This comes after a strong Q3 with a 22.3% YoY surge in net profit, reaching Rs 628.83 crore.

Sensex and Nifty open higher, supported by HDFC Bank, RIL, and IT stocks, amid positive US inflation data.

The Indian market is predicted to stabilize, influenced by global trends and indicated by India VIX's surge. Nifty future experienced losses, closing at 23,696. Analysts suggest a trading range between 23,200 to 24,000 for Nifty, with potential weakness below 23,650.

Global brokerage firms, including Goldman Sachs, have highlighted promising investment opportunities in key stocks. Goldman Sachs, in particular, has expressed continued confidence in Eicher Motors and Larsen & Toubro (L&T), citing strong growth drivers and solid performance indicators for both companies.

Shares of Eicher Motors, the manufacturer of Royal Enfield, surged 7.5% to a high of Rs 4,934.50 on the BSE on Thursday, following the company’s announcement of an 8% increase in standalone net profit, reaching Rs 1,010 crore for the quarter ending September 2024.

Apollo Tyres reported a 37% drop in quarterly profit, primarily due to weak demand in the Indian market and increased raw material costs. Despite growth in the European passenger vehicle segment, the company's overall performance was impacted by a slowdown in the commercial vehicle segment in India.

Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited has successfully commissioned a 126 MW floating solar project in Madhya Pradesh, India. The project, located on the Omkareshwar reservoir, is one of the largest in the country and will generate enough clean energy to power thousands of homes.

Vodafone Idea reported a smaller loss of Rs 7,176 crore in the September quarter compared to last year. Revenue rose to Rs 10,932 crore. The company's EBITDA improved, reaching Rs 4,550 crore. Vodafone Idea's subscriber base decreased slightly, but postpaid customers increased. JPMorgan maintained a neutral rating on the company's stock.

Bitcoin steadied above $90,000 after having surpassed that level in the previous session, turbocharged by Donald Trump's return to the White House and the view that his administration will be a boon for cryptocurrencies.

On November 13, four stocks from the Nifty500 pack appeared in the RSI Trending Up scan, according to the stockedge.com data. It is an uptrend signal if the RSI value has crossed above 50 from below. "RSI trending up" means that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) values are increasing, suggesting strengthening momentum in the price of the stock. This can indicate potential upward movement and may be used by traders to identify buying opportunities.

“Bata India stock is currently displaying strong technical signals across multiple timeframes, suggesting a potential bounce-back. Traders can buy for a target of Rs 1385-1450 in the next few weeks,” Kkunal V. Parar, Vice-President of Technical Research and Algo, Choice Broking, said.

In the Nifty 50 pack, five stocks' close prices crossed below their 200 DMA (Daily Moving Averages) on November 13, according to stockedge.com's technical scan data. Trading below the 200 DMA is considered a negative signal because it indicates that the stock's price is below its long-term trend line. The 200 DMA is used as a key indicator by traders for determining the overall trend in a particular stock. Take a look:

On November 13, the closing prices of four stocks from Nifty500 dropped by more than 1.5% relative to the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price), and a shift below the VWAP suggests a potential bearish trend, according to stockedge.com's technical scan data. When the closing price falls below the VWAP, it signifies that the closing price is lower than the average price at which it was traded throughout the day, with the average being weighted by trading volume. This can be seen as a potential indication of increased selling pressure.

Eicher Motors recorded a standalone net profit of Rs 1010 crore in the second quarter of 2024. Revenue rose to Rs 4,205 crore. Royal Enfield sold 2.25 lakh motorcycles. The company launched two electric motorcycle models under the brand Flying Flea. VECV, the commercial vehicle arm, achieved its highest-ever Q2 performance.

Hero MotoCorp is set to announce its second-quarter earnings, with analysts predicting a 9% year-on-year revenue increase driven by higher sales volumes and average selling prices. Improved product mix and cost control measures are expected to boost EBITDA margins. Experts attribute the positive outlook to the launch of new premium motorcycles and a surge in export volumes.

Four companies, including Manappuram Finance, are approaching their ex-dividend date on November 18th. Investors have until today to purchase shares and qualify for dividend payouts. CFF Fluid Control, Emami Ltd, and Sundaram Fasteners also announced their respective interim dividends.

U.S. stocks saw mixed results on Wednesday as October's consumer price index met expectations, bolstering predictions of a December interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The CPI's 0.2% rise, aligning with forecasts, pushed trader bets for a rate cut above 80%.

A strong break below 23,500, will push the index further lower to 23,300-23,200 levels, where the trend line support is placed. Overall, market sentiment appears to be negative, but we'll have to see how the Nifty behaves around the 200-DEMA support, said Hrishikesh Yedve of Asit C. Mehta Investment Interrmediates.

A strong break below 23,500, will push the index further lower to 23,300-23,200 levels, where the trend line support is placed. Overall, market sentiment appears to be negative, but we'll have to see how the Nifty behaves around the 200-DEMA support, said Hrishikesh Yedve of Asit C. Mehta Investment Interrmediates.

US consumer price data was in line with expectations on a headline basis, although the annualized three-month core rate picked up. Overall, the numbers were supportive of a potential Fed cut in mid-December with swaps traders increasing the likelihood to around 80% from about 56% earlier Wednesday.

Shares of Eicher Motors will be in focus today as the company reported a 8% growth in its standalone net profit at Rs 1010 crore in the quarter ended September 2024.

The Sensex and Nifty have dropped 10% from peaks on September 27, resulting in the indices entering the technical corrective phase. When an index falls 10% from its peak in a short span, it's considered a correction. A 20% decline makes it a bear phase.

The stock of Aptus Value Housing Finance India has fallen by 18.5% over the past month amid weakness in the broader market despite posting double digit growth in disbursements and higher RoE for the September quarter.

The move is a part of the open offer for REL launched by entities controlled by the Burman Family and comes after a nod from the competition regulator and the insurance watchdog.

Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale and another entity on Wednesday picked up a total of 1.77 crore, or 6.82 per cent stake, of PNB Housing Finance through open market transactions worth Rs 1,664 crore. According to bulk deal data available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Morgan Stanley through its arm Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore purchased over 1.42 crore shares or a 5.4 per cent stake in PNB Housing in two transactions.

Generative AI has the potential to significantly impact the global economy. India is predicted to see substantial GDP growth due to AI by 2029-30. The digital economy is also expected to grow considerably. However, challenges like job market disruptions and cybersecurity threats need to be addressed.

NARCL has increased its bid to acquire the debt of Jaiprakash Associates to ₹12,000 crore. The revised offer comes as the company's appeal against insolvency proceedings is pending. The offer involves an upfront cash payment and security receipts guaranteed by the government. Lenders are currently evaluating the offer as a potential resolution to the long-delayed insolvency case.

This follows CFM offering ₹78 crore to take over Carnival's ₹1,290 crore debt from rival JC Flowers ARC, which did not get any challenging bid by the October 31 deadline, people familiar with the matter said.

The stock closed 17% above its issue price at ₹455.95 in a weak market, surpassing analysts' expectations of a tepid debut. The company's market capitalisation at close on Wednesday was ₹1.02 lakh crore.

Why are mid- and small-cap stocks seeing more selling pressure? The answer lies in a couple of things – and their coming together at the same time. First is the approaching deadline to implement measures announced by the market regulator in the early part of the year to curb excessive speculation in the mid-cap segment. The second: Historically, mid-caps tend to weather the early part of a bearish phase well – but if the correction persists for a period of time, then they all come under pressure. Should the correction be bought? Sure. But it depends on what you are buying and what your time frame is.

Bata India Ltd's stock shows potential for a rebound after finding support at the lower band of a falling wedge pattern. Technical indicators, including a positive RSI divergence, suggest a possible upward move towards Rs 1,385-Rs 1,450, according to analysts.

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Indian stock markets experienced a significant drop on Wednesday, with the Sensex plummeting over 980 points and the Nifty falling below 23,600. This decline was primarily fueled by a surge in inflation, which dampened expectations of an interest rate cut in the near future. The slump was further exacerbated by disappointing corporate earnings and a consistent outflow of foreign investments.

Donald Trump's election victory has driven US stocks to record highs and boosted the dollar, while global markets suffer. Non-US equities, developing-market currencies, and European assets are tumbling, amid fears of trade tariffs and disruptive policies under Trump's "America First" agenda.

Wall Street's main indexes were steady on Wednesday after in-line consumer price inflation data kept the Federal Reserve on track to cut interest rates in December.

Relentless selling by FIIs amid weak corporate earnings and a sharp surge in domestic inflation impacted investor sentiment as Sensex nosedived over 1000 points on Wednesday."This trend is mirrored across all emerging markets, as markets are jittery about future US policy actions, including trade-related implications for the world economy, which is reflected in the strengthening US dollar and rising yields," said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services.Here are 5 stock recommendations for Thursday

Markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday exempted InvITs and REITs from specific lock-in and allotment restrictions when issuing units to an employee benefit trust under unit-based employee benefit (UBEB) schemes.

The stock of Aptus Value Housing Finance India has fallen by 18.5% over the past month amid weakness in the broader market despite posting double digit growth in disbursements and higher RoE for the September quarter.

Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale and another entity on Wednesday picked up a total of 1.77 crore, or 6.82 per cent stake, of PNB Housing Finance through open market transactions worth Rs 1,664 crore. According to bulk deal data available on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), Morgan Stanley through its arm Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore purchased over 1.42 crore shares or a 5.4 per cent stake in PNB Housing in two transactions.

Wall Street's main indexes were steady on Wednesday after in-line consumer price inflation data kept the Federal Reserve on track to cut interest rates in December.

Markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday proposed raising the maximum investment limit by an angel fund in a startup to Rs 25 crore, a move that can provide a boost to the new-age technology companies.

Higher availability of domestic credit and the volatile currency that pushed up hedging costs prompted Indian firms to go slow on overseas borrowings.

Sebi is considering regulating Angel Funds under its norms following the abolition of Angel tax. A consultation paper highlighted gaps in operational clarity and investor suitability. Sebi suggests revising existing norms to provide more flexibility and ease of operations.

India's markets regulator on Wednesday proposed changes to the regulatory framework for custodians, including doubling their minimum net worth requirement.

A decisive break below 23,500 could drive the index further down to the 23,300-23,200 range, where trend line support is located. While the overall market sentiment seems negative, it remains to be seen how Nifty performs around the 200-DEMA support, according to Hrishikesh Yedve of Asit C. Mehta Investment Intermediates.

India's markets regulator on Wednesday proposed changes to the regulatory framework for custodians, including doubling their minimum net worth requirement.