The regulator defined stock exchange outage as stoppage of continuous trading, either suo moto by the exchange or due to reasons beyond the control of the bourse. However, stoppage of continuous trading would include trading halt on account of index-based market-wide circuit breaker. Sebi said the affected stock exchange should immediately inform various stakeholders about outage.

​​For every 10 shares held by public investors as on January 13, company will issue NCRPS of ₹100 a share, which can be redeemed on expiry of 36 months at ₹120 per share. The bonus NCRPS allotted will be listed on BSE and National Stock Exchange. The size of the bonus issue is ₹90 crore.

With the appointment of IDBI Bank's J Samuel Joseph last month, NaBFID now has all three deputy managing directors (DMDs) in place. Joseph will be in charge of lending & project finance for the financial institution. Former Union Bank of India executives Monika Kalia and BS Venkatesha have already taken over as the chief financial officer and chief risk officer, respectively.

The stock, a member of the S&P BSE Smallcap index, hit a fresh 52-week high of Rs 27.75 on January 6, 2023

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were net sellers to the tune of ₹203 crore, while their domestic counterparts were buyers worth ₹1,724 crore on Monday, according to provisional data on BSE.

The benchmark S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed the week higher on Friday after a moderation in wage increases and a decline in U.S. services activity in December buoyed hopes of a less hawkish stance from the Fed as well as a soft landing for the U.S. economy.

After opening with an upside gap of 91 points, the market shifted into further upside with range bound movement in the early- to mid-part of the session. Intraday weakness of mid-part has been used as a buy on dips opportunity.

"Music Broadcast Ltd or Radiocity has come out of a strong consolidation. The stock has witnessed a breakout from a descending channel pattern on weekly charts," Gaurav Bissa, VP, InCred Equities, said.

According to Sebi, these processes should be conducted online on an end-to-end basis using the capacity, technology, and other assistance of online dispute resolution institutions and proposed to modify the existing processes for the benefit of the investor.

“We are pleased with our strong growth in a seasonally weak quarter, driven by cloud services, market share gains through vendor consolidation, and continued momentum in North America and UK,” said Rajesh Gopinathan, chief executive officer and managing director.

According to Sebi, these processes should be conducted online on an end-to-end basis using the capacity, technology, and other assistance of online dispute resolution institutions and proposed to modify the existing processes for the benefit of the investor.

The clarification came after stock exchanges and market participants sought clarification as to whether payment mechanisms other than RTGS provided by banks or payment aggregators can be permitted for settlement of trades executed on the RFQ platform.

In the event of a disruption in trading due to an outage in one or more market segments of the stock exchange, the other unaffected segments of the exchange shall continue the trading and other operations.

After posting losses for the last three sessions, equity indices gained their mojo back on Monday. Nifty settled 1.35% higher at 18,101. There were broad-based gains, with all the Nifty sectoral indices ending in the green.“The market will react to TCS numbers in early trade. Besides, the performance of global indices will also be in focus. On the index front, a decisive close above 18,260 levels in Nifty may result in further recovery, else the decline would resume. Meanwhile, we recommend continuing with a stock-specific trading approach with a focus on risk management,”Ajit Mishra, VP - Technical Research, Religare Broking, said.Here are 2 stock recommendations for Tuesday:

The stock snapped a six-day winning streak on Monday. During this period, the stock rose by a whopping 33%. This may have prompted the investor to book some profits.The gains in the last session notwithstanding, the stock has been a major laggard in 2022. Its value has more than halved last year and it hit an over two-year low of Rs 31.10 in December.

Tata Consultancy Services, a prominent IT company, was 3% higher, ahead of its third-quarter results. Early trading saw gains of more than 1% in both the IT and metal indexes.

Benchmark index Sensex surged about 850 points to 60,747 on Monday. During this rally, six stocks from the BSE midcap index managed to touch new 52-week highs.The 52-week high is the highest price at which a stock has traded during the last year. Some traders and investors use this technical indicator as an important factor for analysing a stock's current value and for predicting its future price movement.

While price-earnings multiples have come down from their peaks during the pandemic, many of the market’s biggest names continue to look expensive. At the same time, the profit outlook is weakening and the economy could be headed toward a recession as the Federal Reserve aggressively raises interest rates to combat inflation.

In accordance with the latest corporate shareholdings filed, Ashish Kacholia publicly holds 43 stocks with an estimated net worth of over Rs. 1,875.6 crore, Trendlyne data showed.

The agency said this alternate resource of fund raising by banks is on the back of widening credit-deposit gap. With credit demand continuing to outdo deposits throughout this fiscal, the overall gap between deposits and credit growth widened substantially. Incremental credit expansion stood at Rs 12.7 lakh crore, while deposit accretion continued to trail at Rs 8.9 lakh crore

For bulls, 18000 would be the sacrosanct support zone, and above the same, the pullback formation will continue till 18200-18270. On the flip side, below 18000, the uptrend would be vulnerable and the index could retest the levels

With inflation continuing to stay high globally and the risk of sustained rate hikes from global central banks pushing economies into a recession, 2023 is likely to be challenging for equity markets.

Indian equity indices reversed last week’s losses to end in the positive territory on Monday driven by broad-based gains for risky assets across regions after US data hinted at less aggressive rate hikes and on hopes for global growth as China reopened its borders.At the close, Sensex ended 847 points higher at 60,747, while Nifty50 climbed 1.35% to 18,101 points . Broader markets, however, underperformed the headline indices. Among sectoral indices, Nifty IT clocked the maximum gains of 3%.Here are the stocks that hogged the limelight in Monday’s trade:

Today's rally left Dalal Street investors richer by Rs 3 lakh crore as the market capitalisation of all BSE-listed stocks rose to Rs 282.79 lakh crore

Closing Bell: Sensex snaps 3-day losing streak, surges 847 points; Nifty tops 18,100; TCS, Wipro rise 3% each

As we entered the third quarter of FY23, ET Markets have narrowed down to 9 stocks that have earned the distinction of consistently gaining over 50% in the January-March quarter of the last 2 years. We considered only companies with a current market cap of over Rs 500 crore. All 9 stocks have turned multi-baggers in the last 2 years’ timeframe (Data Source: ACE Equity). Take a look.Adani Power | CMP Rs: 283.40 | 52-week high: Rs 432.80Price return in January-March quarter 2021: 71%, in January-March 2022: 86%2-year price performance: 459%

The sale lowered Berkshire's holdings in BYD's total issued H-shares to 13.97% on Jan. 3 from 14.06%, a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange showed on Monday.

Travellers streamed into China by air, land and sea on Sunday, as Beijing opened borders that have been all but shut since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Miners added 1.7% as base metal prices advanced on hopes of demand recovery from top consumer China.

​DIIs include local mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds and banks. Their increased participation has reduced the effect of higher market volatility on Indian equities compared with the peers in emerging markets

A slowing trend was also witnessed in the number of Unicorns minted during the year 2022 which was down to 22 from 44 in the previous year. The silver lining was that a couple of new-age tech companies, Delhivery and Tracxn, got listed on the Indian bourses.

Many long-term investors often draw inspiration from Warren Buffet, so let me use one of Berkshire’s investments as a test case to debunk that myth. The investment in question is Coca-Cola (KO) - one of the largest beverage companies in the world, the second-largest holding at Berkshire Hathaway.

In a business update, ahead of the full quarterly results which would be announced later in the quarter, Titan said healthy consumer demand spurred by a vibrant festive season resulted in a 12% growth in combined sales year-on-year (YoY) across the company's standalone businesses.

The reviving credit growth, better margin prospects, lower FPI ownership, lower imminent risk of a rise in credit costs, and the large valuation discount makes public sector bank stocks a preferred bet for Credit Suisse over private banks.

Within the Nifty 50 index, there are certain sectoral outperformers and laggards within the 10-year period. Nifty IT performed well in January for the most number of years (about six), while Nifty Metal was under pressure three times in the analyzed time frame.

The stock trading at a PE level of 13.7x comes with a dividend yield of 1.35%. The diversified conglomerate is spread across verticals like edible oil, distillery, and real estate.Last month, the company bagged Rs 285 crore order to supply 4.9 crores litres of ethanol to oil marketing companies. Additionally, the distillery unit of the company had also bagged an order to supply 1.65 crore litres of ethanol to Reliance Industries with an order value of Rs 107 crore.

Today's rally left Dalal Street investors richer by Rs 3.45 lakh crore as the market capitalisation of all BSE-listed stocks rose to Rs 283.2 lakh crore.

The government has been unable to proceed with the strategic disinvestment of Bharat Petroleum Corp, Container Corporation of India, and Shipping Corporation of India due to regulatory challenges and adverse market conditions.

Sensex jumps 900 points, Nifty above 18,100; IT stocks rally; TCS up 3% ahead of Q3 show; Aegis, Bharti Airtel, Future Retail are some of the BSE gainers at this hour.

Within the Nifty 50 index, there are certain sectoral outperformers and laggards within the 10-year period. Nifty IT performed well in January for the most number of years (about six), while Nifty Metal was under pressure three times in the analyzed time frame.

Sectorally, buying was seen across all major sectors. Nifty IT rose 1.25% and Nifty Oil & Gas surged 1.23%. Banks, financial, auto, metal, pharma, healthcare and FMCG stocks also opened higher. Whereas, in the broader market, Nifty Midcap50 increased 0.98% and Smallcap50 advanced 1.02%.

“The stock has recently risen after retesting the neckline of a rounding bottom pattern, and a bullish breakout was observed in mid-July 2022, which indicates the start of an uptrend. The breakout is confirmed as it was accompanied by higher volumes,” Omkar Patil, Technical Research Associate at GEPL Capital, said.

Meanwhile, about 64 stocks are trading below their 5-year average P/E following the sharp correction in prices. Oil & Natural Gas Corp, Tata Motors, Hindustan Petroleum Corp, Tata Steel, Oil India, BEML, Info Edge (India) Biocon, Divi’s Laboratories, Laurus Labs, Aurobindo Pharma, Delta Corp, among others are the stocks in this category.

Paytm said that its focus over the past few quarters continues to be on payment volumes that generate profitability for the company, either through net payments margin or from direct upsell potential.

Following the report, the stock surged 1.5% to the day's high of Rs 245.90 on Monday. The banking stock has been underperforming since the last one year during which it has lost over 10% of its value.

In the last two years, different segments of the chemical sector have seen re-rating. Sometimes, companies which are making input for pharma sectors, at other times companies which are making inputs for agrochem industry and occasionally agrochemical majors themselves. ET screener powered by Refinitiv’s Stock Report Plus lists down stocks from the chemical sector with high upside potential over the next 12 months, having an average recommendation rating of “buy” or "strong buy".

Sectorally, buying was seen across all major sectors. Nifty IT rose 1.25% and Nifty Oil & Gas surged 1.23%. Banks, financial, auto, metal, pharma, healthcare and FMCG stocks also opened higher. Whereas, in the broader market, Nifty Midcap50 increased 0.98% and Smallcap50 advanced 1.02%.

A host of brokerage firms, both domestic and global, have initiated coverage on a number of counters and the majority of them remain positive on them. They see a strong potential of value unlocking in these companies, with a targeted upside of up to 41%.These stocks belong to various sectors such as banking, insurance, financial services, pharma, logistics and more. Here is a list of 10 stocks on which brokerages initiated coverage from this week:

BofA Securities maintained its neutral stance on Paytm. It has disbursed Rs 3,665 crore ($443 million) worth of loans in the month of December.

While some analysts have said a relinquishing of control could clear the way for the company to revive its initial public offering (IPO), the controller changes announced on Saturday, however, are likely to result in a further delay due to listing regulations.

Sectorally, buying was seen across all major sectors. Nifty IT rose 1.25% and Nifty Oil & Gas surged 1.23%. Banks, financial, auto, metal, pharma, healthcare and FMCG stocks also opened higher. Whereas, in the broader market, Nifty Midcap50 increased 0.98% and Smallcap50 advanced 1.02%.