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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Indian markets extended their winning streak to nine consecutive regular sessions on November 11, with Sensex rising 773 points and Nifty gaining 210 points. Strong broader market participation, renewed buying interest and positive investor sentiment supported the rally.
Global Market Today: Asian stocks open mostly higher, Nvidia probe looms
Benchmark stock indexes rose in Japan and Australia after a gauge of US semiconductor shares jumped 4.2% on Friday as speculation about possible tighter Democratic party regulation of the artificial intelligence industry eased. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index of equities gained 0.5%.
Stocks in news: M&M, BHEL, Adani Enterprises, Wipro, Tata Steel, Siemens and Divi's Labs
Indian equity markets ended marginally lower on Sunday, breaking a seven-session winning streak. The NSE Nifty 50 decreased by 44 points, closing at 24,986. Several companies, including Adani Enterprises and Tata Steel, announced important corporate developments and new investments. Wipro appointed a new CEO for its Americas unit, while various firms reported their quarterly earnings. Overall, investors remain cautious as they monitor these announcements and future market movements.
Why is Adani betting $3.4 billion on global energy trade chaos?
Adani Group is reportedly exploring a $3.4 billion acquisition of Dutch energy storage giant VTTI as global oil supply disruptions reshape energy trade. With terminals across 16 countries, VTTI could expand Adani Ports' international footprint, strengthen crude oil storage and logistics capabilities, and unlock opportunities in fuel trading, biofuels, hydrogen infrastructure and global energy supply chains amid geopolitical uncertainty.
Adani group stocks jump up to 3%, add Rs 23,000 crore to total m-cap. What’s behind the surge?
Adani Group stocks rose on Thursday, adding Rs 23,000 crore to their combined market capitalisation, as Q2 results and bullish brokerage calls lifted sentiment. Adani Power reported a 134% jump in net profit, while Jefferies raised its target price for Adani Ports and sees significant upside in Adani Enterprises.
Jio listing propels Reliance past Tata Group as India's biggest conglomerate
The listing of Jio Platforms has significantly impacted India's corporate rankings, with Reliance Industries regaining the top position. Reliance's market capitalisation rose to approximately ₹30.26 lakh crore, overtaking the Tata Group. Jio's shares closed at ₹1,417.35, reflecting a 26.66% premium over the issue price. This transition highlights the challenges faced by other conglomerates, such as the Tata Group and Mahindra Group.
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Jio effect! Reliance beats Tata to become India's most valued conglomerate
Jio Platforms’ listing has propelled the Reliance Group to become India’s most valuable conglomerate, with a combined market capitalisation of over Rs 28 lakh crore, surpassing the Tata Group. Jio debuted at Rs 1,358, a 21% premium to its IPO price of Rs 1,119, adding over Rs 12.5 lakh crore to Reliance Group’s market value.
Adani Enterprises Q2 Results: Revenue spikes 75% YoY to Rs 37,216 crore, profit at Rs 1,492 crore
Adani Enterprises Q2 Results 2026: Adani Enterprises has reported a 55% drop in consolidated net profit for the second quarter of FY27, with figures reaching Rs 1,492 crore compared to Rs 3,304 crore from the previous year. Conversely, operational revenue surged by 75%, hitting Rs 37,216 crore. This stark contrast is notable due to the previous year's inflated profits, driven by exceptional gains totaling Rs 3,583 crore, highlighting a dramatic shift in financial performance.
Stocks in news: Jio Platforms, RIL, Infosys, L&T, Tata Capital, Waaree Energies and Vedanta Iron
Indian benchmark indices saw a volatile session amid the Nifty and Bank Nifty monthly expiry. Stocks like Jio Platforms made headlines following its IPO debut after raising significant funds. Reliance Industries remained a focus as its financial results and fundraising plans were announced. Infosys successfully implemented a transformation project for Syngenta, enhancing operations and governance. Tata Capital reported a substantial profit increase, driven by loan growth and higher interest income.
Sebi may ease extra disclosure rules for foreign portfolio investors
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is reassessing its strict extra disclosure protocols for foreign portfolio investors. These protocols demand comprehensive investor data from funds with specific asset levels and concentrated equity risks. Sebi aims to reinforce market transparency while averting measures that could destabilize the financial landscape.
HAL, BEL, Paras Defence, other stocks rise up to 4% after DAC clears proposals worth Rs 2.12 lakh crore
India’s Defence Acquisition Council approved defence procurement proposals worth ₹2.12 lakh crore, with 82% expected from domestic industry. The clearances cover helicopters, drones, air-defence systems, artillery and naval platforms, supporting military modernisation. Defence stocks may gain investor attention, while indigenous manufacturing, rising capital expenditure and policy support strengthen long-term sector growth prospects.
Why did market fall today? Sensex, Nifty end the week in deep red. 4 key factors behind sharp selloff
The Indian stock market has witnessed losses for four consecutive sessions due to multiple factors. Oil prices have surged to $114 per barrel following geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Foreign institutional investors are actively selling Indian equities, leading to further market declines. Broader market indices such as Nifty Smallcap 100 and Nifty Midcap 100 are underperforming sharply.
Oil Price Today (October 23): Crude oil ticks over $114, jumps nearly 8% this week as energy attacks intensify. What are experts saying?
Brent crude futures rose 50 cents, or 0.45%, to $114.02 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude gained 40 cents, or 0.42%, to $100.
Global Market Today: Asian stocks slide after US tech rout
MSCI Inc.’s regional equities benchmark slipped 0.3%, declining for a second day, leaving the gauge hovering around levels last seen in July. Taiwan’s stock exchange will be shut Friday due to a typhoon. Sentiment stayed weak as contracts for the Nasdaq 100 Index fell 0.3% in early Asian trading.
Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Eternal, Alkem Labs, BEL, HPCL, Swiggy and GMDC
Indian markets witnessed a downturn on Wednesday, prompted by significant selling in banking stocks. After showing initial promise, the Nifty 50 index dropped by 77.60 points to close at 22,811.35. Reliance Industries celebrated a reaffirmation from ICRA concerning its non-convertible debenture program, valued at Rs 12,000 crore. Eternal also reported impressive year-on-year growth in Q2 revenue and net profits.
Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Eternal, IREDA, Yes Bank, Trent and Hindustan Zinc
Indian equity benchmarks experienced a decline as profit-booking occurred amid rising crude oil prices. The Nifty 50 dropped significantly, closing at 22,889 after disappointing corporate earnings. Reliance Industries aims to raise funds through its initial public offering today, which is highly anticipated. Other companies such as IREDA and Yes Bank reported mixed financial results for the quarter. Investors are closely monitoring these developments and their potential market impacts.
GQG Partners sells Rs 24,400 cr worth of Indian stocks in 2026
GQG Partners has recently executed a block deal, offloading ITC shares worth approximately ₹9,395 crore. The firm has also downplayed its presence in several Adani Group enterprises this year, while simultaneously ramping up investments in JSW Energy and JSW Steel during the June quarter. In total, GQG has scaled back investments worth around ₹24,400 crore across various Indian firms since early 2026, continuing to oversee assets exceeding $156 billion.
GQG pares Rs 8,000 crore of Adani stakes in September quarter as FPI bets turn mixed
In a significant move, GQG Partners divested approximately ₹8,000 crore in stakes across five companies of the Adani Group during the September quarter. While some firms saw an uptick in foreign portfolio investments, others faced declines. The most substantial decrease was seen in Adani Energy Solutions, which dropped from 4.14% to 1.71%.
Stocks in news: Adani Enterprises, Hyundai Motor India, BHEL, BEL, Groww, Tata Elxsi and RailTel
Indian stocks rallied impressively, as benchmark indices surged by over 1.5%, fueled by a wave of positive investor sentiment. Key players like Adani Enterprises and Hyundai Motor India are capturing attention due to significant recent updates. While Tata Elxsi experienced a minor dip in net profit, revenue and EBIT improvements were encouraging. Furthermore, Bharat Electronics has secured fresh orders totaling Rs 533 crore, enhancing its order backlog.
Industry body seeks higher duty on copper used in solar module
The Indian Primary Copper Producers Association has urged the government to raise customs duties on solar copper products. They recommend increasing the duty on solar PV ribbon and busbars from 5% to 10%. The association also requests maintaining existing duties on refined copper and copper pipes. Domestic production is underutilized due to imports from China affecting the market.
Adani Power shares: GQG Partners-managed entities cut stake to 5.72% from 5.74%
GQG Partners entities sold 50.39 lakh Adani Power shares through on-market transactions, reducing their combined stake to 5.72% from 5.74%. The disclosure comes as the stock gains 27.05% in 2026 and the company expands into Bhutanese hydropower.
Market wrap: Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Adani Ent, ITC top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Thursday
Indian markets extended their sell-off as the RBI’s hawkish policy stance pressured rate-sensitive sectors and reset near-term valuations. The Nifty fell 1.64% to 22,231.80, while the Sensex dropped 1.46% to 71,593.24, with metals and realty leading losses.
Adani Group stocks tumble as market rout deepens; Adani Green, Adani Ent, others tank up to 10%
On October 8, shares of Adani Group experienced sharp declines amid a wider market downturn, with Adani Green Energy plunging by 10% and Adani Enterprises by 7%. Despite receiving a long-term rating upgrade from CARE Ratings, investor confidence remained shaky. Other subsidiaries, including Adani Power and Adani Ports, also witnessed losses, underscoring the market's inherent volatility and investor unease regarding the current economic climate.
Stocks in news: TCS, Adani Enterprises, Ola Electric, HCL Tech, Tata Power and Varun Beverages
Indian equities fell as the Reserve Bank of India increased the repo rate by 25 basis points. The Nifty 50 closed down 0.76%, facing resistance at the 22,800 level. Key corporate developments regarding Adani Enterprises, Tata Consultancy Services, Ola Electric, and HCL Tech will be in focus. Other companies like Jubilant FoodWorks and Bank of Baroda also reported significant updates.
Adani Enterprises shares fall 4% despite getting CARE Ratings upgrade to AA; stable
CARE Ratings also reaffirmed the company's short-term rating at CARE A1+. Adani Enterprises said the upgrade "serves as an independent validation of AEL’s disciplined capital management and tight fiscal prudence".
PCBL Chemical shares gain 25% in 6 months on supply, export optimism
PCBL Chemical has seen a 25% stock increase due to anticipated higher carbon-black prices. The company expects improved export prospects and a recovery in earnings. It has shifted some export volumes to the domestic market for better pricing. Management anticipates cost savings from various optimizations and a significant increase in Ebitda. Analysts have upgraded the stock rating, reflecting optimism about future market performance.
Adani Enterprises gets rating upgrade from CARE Ratings to AA; Stable; shares up 21% in 2026
Adani Enterprises secured its highest-ever credit rating after CARE Ratings upgraded its long-term rating to CARE AA; Stable from CARE AA-; Stable. The agency cited stronger financial flexibility following a Rs 15,000 crore QIP and Adani Airports stake sale.
Sensex falls over 400 pts, Nifty closes near 22,600 as market snaps 2-day relief rally after RBI rate hike. What lies ahead?
On Wednesday, the Indian stock market ended in the red following the RBI's rate hike announcement. Sensex fell over 400 points, closing below 72,639, while Nifty 50 dropped more than 150 points. Titan shares led the losses, dropping 3.5%, while broader markets showed mixed performance. Kotak Mahindra Bank shares increased over 2%, bucking the negative trend observed in other shares.
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