Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

The broader NSE Nifty gained 58 points, or 0.25%, to end at 23,323. Domestically focused smallcap and midcap indices rose by over 1% each. IT companies, which count the US as a key revenue geography, jumped upto 2%. The likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September has decreased to 56%, down from 78% a week ago. The market capitalisation of all listed companies on the BSE surged by Rs 2.37 lakh crore to Rs 429.31 lakh crore.

It is not that earlier farmers were not getting money under schemes initiated by the Modi government. But the first file which was signed by PM Modi after taking over office for the third time was related to releasing money to the farmers. While there is no doubt that focus on increasing farmer income and boosting agricultural productivity has been on the priority list of the government for the last ten years. But sometimes, a change in the political equation ensures that messaging and amplification of that policy changes is done more in terms of numbers and more effectively. There is a greater likelihood that more money would be pushed toward rural India and given the past track record of it is very likely that policy measures to boost productivity in agriculture will come. Which means another round of re-rating of some stocks in the chain which works in the rural economy.

SBICAP Trustee Company Ltd on Wednesday settled with markets regulator Sebi a case pertaining to alleged violation of debenture trustees rules after paying Rs 25 lakh towards settlement amount.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

The broader NSE Nifty gained 58 points, or 0.25%, to end at 23,323. Domestically focused smallcap and midcap indices rose by over 1% each. IT companies, which count the US as a key revenue geography, jumped upto 2%. The likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September has decreased to 56%, down from 78% a week ago. The market capitalisation of all listed companies on the BSE surged by Rs 2.37 lakh crore to Rs 429.31 lakh crore.

It is not that earlier farmers were not getting money under schemes initiated by the Modi government. But the first file which was signed by PM Modi after taking over office for the third time was related to releasing money to the farmers. While there is no doubt that focus on increasing farmer income and boosting agricultural productivity has been on the priority list of the government for the last ten years. But sometimes, a change in the political equation ensures that messaging and amplification of that policy changes is done more in terms of numbers and more effectively. There is a greater likelihood that more money would be pushed toward rural India and given the past track record of it is very likely that policy measures to boost productivity in agriculture will come. Which means another round of re-rating of some stocks in the chain which works in the rural economy.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

The broader NSE Nifty gained 58 points, or 0.25%, to end at 23,323. Domestically focused smallcap and midcap indices rose by over 1% each. IT companies, which count the US as a key revenue geography, jumped upto 2%. The likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September has decreased to 56%, down from 78% a week ago. The market capitalisation of all listed companies on the BSE surged by Rs 2.37 lakh crore to Rs 429.31 lakh crore.

Indian capital markets regulator the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) launched a free, voluntary online investor certification examination on Tuesday, with an aim to help individuals, especially beginners, gain comprehensive knowledge about stock market investing.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

India's primary market anticipates over two dozen IPOs in the next two months, targeting to raise more than Rs 30,000 crore. 18 companies have received approval from SEBI to launch IPOs, aiming to raise over Rs 20,000 crore while an additional 37 companies have filed the DRHP to raise over Rs 50,000 crore and are awaiting approval, according to primedatabase.com.Here is a list of companies planning to launch their IPOs in the upcoming months:

In May 2024, mutual funds (MFs) continued to have a positive outlook on Indian equities, making net investments of around Rs 48,099 crore. An analysis by ETMarkets revealed that nine stocks were included in the portfolios of more than 20 MFs in May 2024, compared to April 2024. Of these stocks, seven have delivered returns exceeding 20% in CY24 so far, while two underperformed during the same period. (Data Source: ACE MF | ACE Equity)

Go Digit General Insurance shares surged 10% to a record high of Rs 372.35 after reporting robust Q4 results. PAT soared 104% YoY to Rs 53 crore. Q4 gross written premium rose nearly 19% YoY to Rs 2,336 crore. FY net profit jumped 405% to Rs 182 crore, with gross written premium up 24.5% YoY to Rs 9,016 crore.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

Go Digit General Insurance shares surged 10% to a record high of Rs 372.35 after reporting robust Q4 results. PAT soared 104% YoY to Rs 53 crore. Q4 gross written premium rose nearly 19% YoY to Rs 2,336 crore. FY net profit jumped 405% to Rs 182 crore, with gross written premium up 24.5% YoY to Rs 9,016 crore.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

With the elections behind them, bulls are back in the game with more confidence. If there is no big issue which comes from the global market, there is a high probability that we are going to see some upward movement in all segments of the market. Because it is mid-caps which attract more attention as the rally gets broad based, the chances of the accidents are also high in this space. Investing in mid-cap stocks requires a balanced approach. A balance of ability to take risk and combining it risk management and a long-term perspective. Also using non-financial parameters to manage risk, a management of an infrastructure company, which has seen it all, right from a phase where infrastructure was considered a buzz word to a phase where it was considered a bad word.

The US Federal Reserve is anticipated to announce its key policy decision, including the trajectory of interest rate cuts and navigation of the economic landscape amidst inflation concerns.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.

Praj Industries shares surged 6.4% to a 52-week high on NSE after Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's announcement on India's biofuel blending targets.

Wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind Ltd on Tuesday said Crisil has upgraded the company's long-term and short-term ratings on its banking facilities.

Indian shares traded higher on Wednesday, boosted by gains in U.S. interest rate-sensitive IT stocks ahead of the U.S. inflation reading and the Federal Reserve's updated rate projections. Meanwhile, in today's trading session, six stocks from the Nifty50 index hit a new 52-week high. Here's the list:

European shares opened higher on Wednesday, supported by a drop in euro zone bond yields. Investor focus shifted to crucial events like U.S. inflation print and the Federal Reserve's monetary decision amid French political uncertainty.

On Wednesday, shares of Sattrix Information Security made their debut on the BSE SME platform, opening at Rs 150 per share, marking a premium of 24% compared to the issue price of Rs 121 per share.

Jefferies bullish on GMR Airports, targets Rs 100; expansion at Delhi/Hyderabad Airports to boost growth. GIL and GAL merger nearing completion. Morgan Stanley neutral on Titan Company targets of Rs 3,526; management emphasizes long-term jewelry business strategy.

Stocks of companies linked to Andhra Pradesh surge post TDP victory, led by Heritage Foods and Aurobindo Pharma.

Go Digit General Insurance shares surged 10% to a record high of Rs 372.35 after reporting robust Q4 results. PAT soared 104% YoY to Rs 53 crore. Q4 gross written premium rose nearly 19% YoY to Rs 2,336 crore. FY net profit jumped 405% to Rs 182 crore, with gross written premium up 24.5% YoY to Rs 9,016 crore.

Banking, a sector where in the last two years winds have blown into as many directions as one could have imagined. Normalization of valuation in large private sector banks, a clean up in the PSU space. Then there is a third set of banks, where probably all these things happened. Right from tech upgrade, clean up of balance sheet, expansion of network and partial upgrade of valuation. In the last few days, there has been a debate about PSU and private banks. The third set of banks is once again not finding much mention on the street. But the fact is that over the last few years, they have been improving their performance, but because they are not majorly in the eyes of either policy makers or the street, they tend to get less attention. The reason for the improvement is a simple one, when RBI makes a change in law, it applies equally to all, whether it is HDFC banks or SBI or a bank which is neither private nor public and are some sort of hybrid. So, these lesser talked ones are a set which come with their own shortcoming and strength.