Prime Minister Narendra Modi reappointed key members of his previous administration, including the Big Four cabinet members of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) such as Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, Nirmala Sitharaman, and S Jaishankar.

Neo Asset Management has closed its first Special Credit Opportunities Fund, raising ₹2,575 crore from high-net-worth individuals and family offices. The fund targets a gross internal rate of return (IRR) of 22-24% by investing in non-triple-A-rated companies with operating profits.

State-owned banks are reducing their reliance on derivatives to hedge domestic interest rate risks, with a notable decline in the market share of nationalised banks in the IRS MIBOR segment. Factors such as liquidity deficits, market volatility, and inflation targets have influenced this trend.

The microfinance market expanded by a fourth in FY24 with improved asset quality, driven by better loan recovery. Data from the Microfinance Institutions Network (MFIN) shows a 24.5% growth in the gross loan portfolio to ₹4.34 lakh crore.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Domestic markets opened lower with focus on various companies' developments including IndiGo, Mphasis, IRB Infra, Cintra, RVNL, Siemens, Raymond Realty, BPCL, JSW Steel, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Lupin, Global private equity, and Central Railway project.

Blackstone, promoter of Mphasis, divested a 15.08% stake in the IT and consulting firm for ₹6,735 crore through an open market transaction on the NSE.

Bhatia Family selling 2% stake in IndiGo for ₹3,292.3 crore through a block deal. First stake sale post IPO. InterGlobe Enterprises selling shares. Lock-up period of 365 days post deal. IGE to invest in hospitality, launching Miiro hotels in Europe.

Fertiliser and agrochemical companies like FACT, Nova Agritech, and Rallis India saw a boost in shares as the monsoons arrived early. Analysts expect increased demand for products due to favorable weather conditions, with specific bullish recommendations for Coromandel International and other companies.

State Bank of India and other public sector lenders are urging the government to allow incentives to boost deposits, addressing a slump in credit flows.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Domestic markets opened lower with focus on various companies' developments including IndiGo, Mphasis, IRB Infra, Cintra, RVNL, Siemens, Raymond Realty, BPCL, JSW Steel, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Lupin, Global private equity, and Central Railway project.

Blackstone, promoter of Mphasis, divested a 15.08% stake in the IT and consulting firm for ₹6,735 crore through an open market transaction on the NSE.

Domestic equities closed marginally on Monday due to selling in IT stocks and HDFC Bank. Investors await US Fed, BoJ policy outcomes, and US, India CPI data for market clarity.

Blackstone held a majority stake in the IT firm at 55% as of March. Now it's down to 40%, but still, it's the largest shareholder. Mutual funds hold 13.88% and foreign investors like Nomura hold 14.86%. According to the exchange data, marquee funds including Kotak MF, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale picked up stakes in the transaction.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Domestic markets opened lower with focus on various companies' developments including IndiGo, Mphasis, IRB Infra, Cintra, RVNL, Siemens, Raymond Realty, BPCL, JSW Steel, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Lupin, Global private equity, and Central Railway project.

Blackstone, promoter of Mphasis, divested a 15.08% stake in the IT and consulting firm for ₹6,735 crore through an open market transaction on the NSE.

The Congress party alleges insider trading by foreigners ahead of the BJP's predicted victory in the exit polls on May 31, resulting in a surge in stock market activity. FPIs made significant purchases linked to the MSCI's quarterly rebalancing, impacting global indices and passive funds.

Sebi announced it won't freeze demat accounts and mutual fund folios for existing investors without nominations. New investors must provide mandatory nominations, ensuring smoother processes and compliance in the market.

Blackstone held a majority stake in the IT firm at 55% as of March. Now it's down to 40%, but still, it's the largest shareholder. Mutual funds hold 13.88% and foreign investors like Nomura hold 14.86%. According to the exchange data, marquee funds including Kotak MF, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale picked up stakes in the transaction.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Domestic markets opened lower with focus on various companies' developments including IndiGo, Mphasis, IRB Infra, Cintra, RVNL, Siemens, Raymond Realty, BPCL, JSW Steel, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Lupin, Global private equity, and Central Railway project.

“We are seeing noticeable traction across the defensive pack and the healthcare space is also attracting noticeable interest. Apollo Hospital is one of the consistent performers within this space. Traders can buy for a target of Rs 6590 in the next 2-4 months,” says Ajit Mishra – SVP, Research, Religare Broking Ltd.

Blackstone, promoter of Mphasis, divested a 15.08% stake in the IT and consulting firm for ₹6,735 crore through an open market transaction on the NSE.

Sensex, Nifty saw marginal decline in profit-booking on Monday amid mixed cues. Sectorally, metal, oil & gas and IT stocks saw some selling, while buying was seen in realty, utilities, telecom and healthcare stocks. Raymond stock was up over 3% to hit a fresh 52-week high.

Blackstone held a majority stake in the IT firm at 55% as of March. Now it's down to 40%, but still, it's the largest shareholder. Mutual funds hold 13.88% and foreign investors like Nomura hold 14.86%. According to the exchange data, marquee funds including Kotak MF, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale picked up stakes in the transaction.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Domestic markets opened lower with focus on various companies' developments including IndiGo, Mphasis, IRB Infra, Cintra, RVNL, Siemens, Raymond Realty, BPCL, JSW Steel, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Lupin, Global private equity, and Central Railway project.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Sensex, Nifty saw marginal decline in profit-booking on Monday amid mixed cues. Sectorally, metal, oil & gas and IT stocks saw some selling, while buying was seen in realty, utilities, telecom and healthcare stocks. Raymond stock was up over 3% to hit a fresh 52-week high.

Blackstone held a majority stake in the IT firm at 55% as of March. Now it's down to 40%, but still, it's the largest shareholder. Mutual funds hold 13.88% and foreign investors like Nomura hold 14.86%. According to the exchange data, marquee funds including Kotak MF, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale picked up stakes in the transaction.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.

Promoted by Clearing Corporation of India Limited (CCIL), CCIL IFSC is the proposed entity to build and operate a real-time foreign currency settlement system at GIFT City, the country's only operational international financial services centre.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

The stock hit a record high of Rs 6,871 on February 22, 2021, but the momentum fizzled out, leading to a steady decline that found support above the 5,700 level in May. It subsequently rebounded after repeatedly testing resistance levels above 5,730-5,750 on the weekly charts, suggesting strong support at those levels.

Sensex, Nifty saw marginal decline in profit-booking on Monday amid mixed cues. Sectorally, metal, oil & gas and IT stocks saw some selling, while buying was seen in realty, utilities, telecom and healthcare stocks. Raymond stock was up over 3% to hit a fresh 52-week high.

Blackstone held a majority stake in the IT firm at 55% as of March. Now it's down to 40%, but still, it's the largest shareholder. Mutual funds hold 13.88% and foreign investors like Nomura hold 14.86%. According to the exchange data, marquee funds including Kotak MF, Morgan Stanley, Societe Generale picked up stakes in the transaction.

The NSE Nifty 50 index fell 0.13% to 23,259, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined 0.27% to 76,490. Both benchmarks initially rose about 0.5% to hit record highs before losing gains. The MACD indicator showed bullish activity in stocks like Balkrishna Industries, IndiGo, KEI Industries, Tejas Networks, and Info Edge. HDFC Bank, Adani Enterprises, SBI, RIL, Tata Steel, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank were among the most active stocks on the NSE by value.