COAL TRADING INDIA
SW Solar shares rally 17% after Rs 3,500 crore order from Coal India. Check details
Shares of Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited surged 17% after securing a Rs 3,490 crore solar EPC order from Coal India Limited, along with another project win. Strong order inflows and improved financial performance have boosted investor sentiment, driving sharp near-term gains in the stock.
Suzlon Energy shares drop 2% after 35% rally in April so far. Should you buy?
Suzlon Energy has seen a sharp rebound with improving technical indicators, but analysts caution against aggressive buying as the stock enters overbought territory. While structural tailwinds from rising power demand and wind energy prospects support the long-term outlook, near-term consolidation or correction is likely, making a buy-on-dips strategy more prudent for investors.
MCX gets Sebi nod to start coal exchange subsidiary
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited has secured Securities and Exchange Board of India approval to launch a coal exchange subsidiary, marking a strategic push into energy markets. The move aims to create a transparent, tech-driven platform for coal trading, enhancing price discovery and expanding MCX’s commodity ecosystem presence.
Sebi clears NSE’s investment in proposed National Coal Exchange; move to formalise coal trading
Securities and Exchange Board of India approved National Stock Exchange of India investment in a coal exchange to enable transparent trading while revising intermediary norms removing automatic disqualification from complaints but tightening rules upon conviction and mandating timely disclosures
Aluminium and copper to stay elevated, steel risky: CLSA's top metals and cement calls for FY27
Base metals like aluminium and copper present significant opportunities, according to CLSA India's Indrajit Agarwal. Steel faces near-term downside risks. Aluminium prices are expected to rise due to supply disruptions and increasing demand. Cement sector anticipates earnings pressure now, with recovery expected later in the fiscal year. Indian producers have a cost advantage in non-ferrous metals.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
Over the next few days, as an investor you need to make a clear distinction on one front: Buying happening in a sector at a lower level, and short covering. Why? Because short covering-led upmoves don't sustain. Also remember: Whether an upmove in the broader market will sustain or not also depends on how the Q4 earnings season pans out. As of now, no major trouble spots have emerged.
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Steel makers set for profit surge in March quarter
Steelmakers are poised for a significant profit surge in the March quarter, driven by a new protectionist measure and seasonal demand. Higher prices and volumes are expected to outweigh increased coking coal costs, with SAIL projected to see the sharpest profit growth. India's improved trade balance and resilient domestic demand further bolster the sector's outlook.
Coal India, NMDC emerge as must-watch mining plays as spot prices surge, says Motilal Oswal's Siddhartha Khemka
India's mining and metals sectors show strong opportunity with surging coal and iron ore prices, benefiting Coal India and NMDC. Private banks are outperforming PSUs due to NIM recovery, with SBI and ICICI Bank as top picks. The auto sector saw robust Q4 volume growth, while consumption remains mixed with jewellery and liquor showing resilience.
Suzlon Energy shares rally 20% in one month: Here's why it is an 'unintended beneficiary' of Iran-US war
Suzlon Energy shares have surged 20% in a month as rising power demand and reduced gas and hydro output amid the Iran-US conflict boost wind energy’s relevance. JM Financial sees the company as an unintended beneficiary, citing strong evening demand, improved execution outlook, and over 30% upside potential.
Earnings vs signals: Q4 results may matter more than they look
The March quarter earnings season arrives at an inflection point, with stable numbers masking underlying economic shifts. Escalation of the Gulf conflict introduced external shocks, with first-order impacts visible in rising input costs. Investors should focus on forward-looking signals as second-order effects are expected to unfold in Q1 FY27.
Capital market stocks: Time to change strategy? 10 stocks from different parts of the ecosystem
The capital market infrastructure sector has grown into a full-fledged, publicly-traded ecosystem. Today, investors can pick from exchanges, depositories, registrar and transfer agents, commodity platforms, and at least five asset management companies. All of them listed, all of them profitable, and all of them with the same structural tailwind: The financialisation of Indian household savings. But have we reached a stage where the strategy needs a re-look?
India can't buy Iranian or Russian oil without Trump's permission, alleges Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi also claimed that the names of PM Modi, several BJP leaders and ministers have been found in the Epstein files. “The key (chabi) of the Epstein files is in Trump’s hands and he controls Modi,” Gandhi alleged.
Shelter from Spike 'n' Supply Storm: West Asia tensions test India Inc’s resilience to energy shocks
Escalating tensions in West Asia highlight India’s vulnerability to energy and logistics disruptions. Even without supply cuts, higher freight and insurance costs can strain margins and widen deficits. Strong balance sheets offer a cushion, but prolonged volatility could test corporate earnings, capital expenditure plans, and the broader credit cycle.
Rahul Gandhi accuses PM Modi of 'compromised' foreign deals at Bengal rally
Rahul Gandhi, addressing a public rally in Raniganj, made strong allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP, and the RSS, claiming that India’s foreign and economic policies were being influenced through a “compromised” arrangement with the United States and alleging adverse impacts on farmers; he further accused the ruling party of promoting a “hate-driven ideology” that he said was weakening the Constitution and democracy, reiterated claims about links between PM Modi, BJP leaders, and the “Epstein files,” and alleged a nexus between Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani in political funding and governance, while also criticising the Trinamool Congress over corruption and multiple scams in West Bengal, asserting that both BJP and TMC were responsible for exploiting the people.
NSE gets govt approval to name new subsidiary 'National Coal Exchange of India'
The National Stock Exchange has received MCA approval to name its proposed subsidiary ‘National Coal Exchange of India Limited’, marking a key step toward launching a coal trading platform. The stock exchange has committed an initial capital infusion of up to Rs 100 crore for the new company. It will hold a 60% stake in the venture, with the remaining 40% stake offered to other shareholders.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Domestic markets extended gains with Nifty closing above 24,000, led by banking, auto, and consumer stocks. Easing volatility and bullish technical indicators signal strength, while global cues, crude prices, and geopolitical developments remain key factors influencing near-term market direction.
India, US deepen energy ties; Nuclear, LPG in focus amid Iran-linked supply concerns
India is looking to boost energy ties with the United States. Discussions covered nuclear power, coal gasification, and LPG exports. This move aims to diversify India's energy sources. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met with US Energy Secretary Chris Wright. The US ambassador confirmed readiness to cooperate on civil nuclear energy and other areas.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
Over the next few trading sessions, the direction of indices like the Nifty and Sensex will be determined by news on ceasefire violations and the US-Iran talks. But what will finally decide the market’s trend will be earnings – and the biggest factor impacting earnings is the price of crude oil. So, if there is a flash about a ceasefire violation, but crude oil prices don’t react adversely, then maybe one should wait it out.
Time to increase the risk quotient? Maybe, but selectively: 5 large-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 28%
With Israel refusing to play ball and Iran maintaining its vice-like hold on the Strait of Hormuz, the ceasefire declared by US President Trump just a day ago already looks fragile. Little wonder, then, the market is not seeing any of the euphoria of Wednesday and is now under pressure once again. Of course, Thursday’s downmove could well be due to profit-booking after the big gains notched up yesterday. Either way, it is a time to be cautious and selective.
$67 billion! Dalal Street braces for 81 IPO lock-in expiries in next 3 months. Check details
A wave of IPO lock-in expiries is set to hit Dalal Street, with 81 companies unlocking nearly $70 billion worth of shares over the next three months, though large-scale selling may be limited as promoters are likely to retain holdings.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Trump’s two-week ceasefire announcement boosted Nifty and global markets, with strong gains across banking, auto, and energy sectors. Technical indicators signal continued bullish momentum, while investors remain cautious of geopolitical risks.
India–New Zealand FTA likely to be signed on April 24, may bring $20 billion investment boost over 15 years
India and New Zealand prepare to launch an ambitious Free Trade Agreement on April 24 that promises to reshape their economic ties. This groundbreaking deal will allow Indian exporters to tap into the New Zealand market without tariffs, while aiming to generate a whopping USD 20 billion in investments over the next 15 years.
Why it's time to end world's delusions over Iran energy crisis
The escalating conflict between the US and Iran has unleashed a worldwide energy crisis that is threatening to deplete supplies of crude oil and refined products. As countries scramble to adapt, it is the less affluent nations that will absorb the initial shock. Collaboration among governments is essential to steer through this predicament.
Fitch unit cuts India's economic growth targets amid Iran war
India's economic growth forecast is revised down from earlier estimates. This revision reflects a slowdown in economic activity and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. Higher energy prices and supply chain disruptions are key concerns. However, supportive monetary policy and alternative energy sources offer some stability. The rupee's depreciation is expected to aid exporters.
Govt imposes export curbs on wood briquettes
India has restricted the export of wood briquettes. This eco-friendly fuel alternative now requires government permission. However, curbs have been eased on sawdust and wood waste exports. These changes come amid the West Asia crisis, which has impacted energy supplies.
GeM facilitates transactions worth Rs 5.03 lakh crore in 2025-26
Government e-Marketplace, GeM, saw transactions worth over Rs 5 lakh crore in fiscal 2025-26. This marks a slight decrease from the prior year. A key factor was reduced participation from the coal ministry. GeM has introduced new features like multi-currency bidding and global tender inquiries. Over 11 lakh micro and small enterprises registered on the platform received substantial orders.
BofA Securities cuts Nifty earnings target to 8.5%, says market not in value zone
BofA Securities has significantly lowered its earnings growth forecast for Nifty 50 companies to 8.5% for FY27, citing rising stagflation risks and potential impact of high crude oil prices. The brokerage also reduced India's GDP growth estimate and warned of a severe downturn in a worst-case scenario. Despite this, a resolution to the Iran conflict could boost the market.
40% of Nifty 50 firms faced EPS cuts amid March selloff: Check which stocks saw biggest cuts and upgrades
Indian markets experienced a sharp downturn in March, with Nifty 50 companies seeing significant EPS estimate cuts, particularly in aviation and infrastructure, due to soaring oil prices. InterGlobe Aviation faced the largest reduction. Conversely, oil & gas and metals sectors witnessed upgrades. Escalating US-Iran tensions continue to fuel investor concerns and oil price hikes.
Stocks in news: HDFC Bank, RBL Bank, Dabur, Tata Motors PV, Tata Steel
Indian markets experienced significant volatility, closing flat-to-positive after a sharp recovery. Analysts anticipate continued fluctuations. Key stocks like HDFC Bank, RBL Bank, and Tata Motors are in focus due to Q4 updates and news. HDFC Bank reported a 10% advance growth, while YES Bank saw steady balance sheet expansion.
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