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India VIX jumps 68% in three weeks despite 7% rally in Sensex, Nifty
India VIX, which measures market volatility, has risen by 68% over the last three weeks. This increase occurred as benchmark indices, like Sensex and Nifty, gained over 7%. Meanwhile, broader market indices, BSE MidCap 150 and BSE SmallCap 250, experienced declines of 3% and 4.6%, respectively. Market experts note that volatility can rise during rapid price increases as well.
Global brokerages turn bullish on Indian equities as market rebounds
Global brokerages HSBC, Citigroup, and Jefferies have upgraded their outlook on Indian equities. They cite improving earnings prospects and attractive valuations as key factors for this optimism. Recent foreign fund inflows and reduced oil prices further support this positive sentiment. Citigroup anticipates significant growth in the Nifty 50 by the end of 2027. Overall, Indian equities are poised for a sharp recovery in the coming years.
Nifty reclaims 25,000 as bank stocks play catch up
On Monday, market indices Sensex and Nifty showed a recovery following heavy intraday losses. Investors reacted positively to gains in banking stocks driven by foreign purchases and falling crude oil prices. The Sensex closed at 81,106.65, rising 107.25 points, while the Nifty ended at 25,044.65 after gaining 58.25 points. Additionally, the Nifty PSU Bank index surged almost 4%, making it the top-performing sectoral index.
Mid and smallcap stocks could see strong gains in 2027, but expect volatility, says Deepak Shenoy, Capitalmind Mutual Fund
Deepak Shenoy anticipates a stronger rally for mid and smallcap stocks in 2027, marked by volatility. He forecasts earnings growth exceeding 20% in these segments, supporting potential gains. Valuations, however, will vary based on companies meeting growth expectations or not. Global political tensions and the AI sector's challenges may influence market dynamics. Shenoy emphasizes the unpredictability of market movements and shares insights on past predictions.
Market wrap: SBI, Trent, Tata Steel, HCL Tech top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Monday
Sensex and Nifty ended higher on Monday, extending gains after a recent rally, although profit-booking capped the upside. PSU Bank and Pharma stocks led sectoral gains, while IT shares declined. Market breadth remained negative, with more stocks falling than rising. Nifty reclaimed 25,000, with 25,150–25,200 emerging as resistance.
Sensex & Nifty fall in Muhurat trade for first time since 2017
Indian equities experienced a slight decline during the Diwali Muhurat trading session for the first time since 2017. The Sensex ended at 80,999.40, down 28.62 points, and the Nifty closed at 24,986.40, shedding 43.95 points. Despite the drop, market sentiment has recently shown signs of improvement, particularly with foreign investors becoming buyers again.
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Dalal Street Week Ahead: Nifty bulls come back to life, but 25,000–25,200 zone poses next test
Indian equity markets rallied significantly following the results of the US midterm elections, which were favorable for investors. The Nifty Index saw a large gain and reclaimed important moving averages, indicating improved market sentiment. Some consolidation is expected, as the Index approaches broader resistance levels between 25,000 and 25,200. Various sector indices showed differing momentum as they contrasted against the broader Nifty 500 Index.
F&O Talk: Nifty’s bullish structure intact after best week in 5 years; Sudeep Shah on HDFC Bank strategy, picks 5 stocks this festive season
Nifty surged 8% to post its strongest weekly gain in five years, supported by improving technical indicators and bullish momentum. SBI Securities’ Sudeep Shah discusses market outlook, HDFC Bank’s rally, mid- and smallcap trends, AI-linked stock risks and sectors showing promising buying opportunities.
MacRitchie Investments sells 3.74% stake in CarTrade for Rs 470 crore; Smallcap World Fund, Norges Bank buy shares
MacRitchie Investments sold 18.20 lakh CarTrade Tech shares worth Rs 470.11 crore through a bulk deal. Smallcap World Fund and Norges Bank acquired stakes, while CarTrade reported 10.2% revenue growth in Q2FY27.
Market wrap: M&M, ICICI Bank, Tata Motors PV, Eicher Motors top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
The Sensex surged 1,718 points and the Nifty reclaimed 25,000, extending their winning streak despite a global market sell-off. M&M and ICICI Bank led the gains, while Tata Motors PV and Eicher Motors featured among the Nifty's top losers. Broader markets remained under pressure, with India VIX rising sharply.
Largecaps could finally have their day in Samvat 2083, says TCG AMC’s Shahzad Madon
Largecaps, which have lagged mid- and smallcaps for much of 2026, could finally regain market leadership in Samvat 2083 as investors turn to businesses with stronger balance sheets, credible management and sustainable earnings growth, according to TCG AMC’s Shahzad Madon.
Sensex stages biggest rally since April as FIIs turn aggressive buyers
Foreign institutional investors significantly increased their purchases of Indian stocks, leading to substantial market gains. The BSE Sensex rose by 2,008.61 points, achieving its biggest jump since April. Easing crude oil prices contributed to reduced inflation expectations and improved India's macroeconomic outlook. Positive global cues, including gains in US markets, further supported investor sentiment and market performance.
Sebi eases accreditation norms for AIF, SIF and PMS investors
The Securities and Exchange Board of India has introduced a new regulation allowing alternative investment fund managers to handle investor accreditation. This initiative is designed to streamline the accreditation process for investors looking for investment options. Managers are now authorized to evaluate eligibility during onboarding or at any stage of the scheme, providing greater flexibility.
M-cap of BSE-listed companies tops Rs 500 lakh crore mark
The BSE has hit a significant milestone as the collective market capitalization of listed firms exceeded ₹500 lakh crore, driven by a comprehensive market rally and new listings. Although many indices remain below their historical peaks, strong demand from foreign portfolio investors and favorable global signals have led to an uplift in market sentiment. Challenges such as geopolitical shifts and profit booking, however, could threaten future expansion.
Stock Radar: This Sensex largecap stock showing signs of reversal on daily charts; time to buy?
UltraTech Cement Ltd has rebounded after finding support near the 10,500 level and reclaimed key moving averages. Experts suggest that traders can buy the stock targeting above 12,000 to 13,000 in the upcoming months. Technical indicators such as the Supertrend and MACD signal bullish momentum for the stock. The stock tested its multi-month consolidation zone, indicating a critical demand area.
Equity mutual fund inflows may drop 18% in October as midcap and hybrid funds lose momentum: Nomura
Net equity inflows into Indian mutual funds are estimated to have declined 18% month-on-month to Rs 34,600 crore in October, according to Nomura. While mid-cap and hybrid fund investments slowed, small-cap funds are expected to remain resilient. Large-cap and mid-cap funds are likely to drive inflows. Average monthly equity flows in FY27 so far are estimated at Rs 36,300 crore, below FY26 levels.
Stock Radar: Down over 18% from highs! BSE stock breaks out from inverted head & shoulder pattern; time to buy?
BSE Ltd has shown signs of recovery after correcting over 20% from recent highs and finding support. The stock has broken above key resistance levels, suggesting potential bullish momentum in the coming weeks. Analysts recommend buying the stock with a target of Rs 3,850 and a stop loss below Rs 3,600. Recent market data indicates strong derivatives activity, supporting this positive outlook.
Market wrap: BEL, Adani Ent, TCS, HCL Tech top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Wednesday
Indian equity markets advanced for the fifth consecutive session as easing crude oil prices and US-Iran diplomatic hopes boosted sentiment. Nifty gained 150 points, while Sensex rose 383 points, led by realty, metal and consumer durables stocks.
Market wrap: BSE, Nestle India, Power Grid, SBI top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Tuesday
Indian markets extended gains as the Sensex surged 1,225 points and Nifty climbed 370 points. Falling crude prices, softer US Treasury yields and FII buying boosted sentiment, with FMCG and realty stocks leading the broad-based rally.
Quant Mutual Fund reduces exposure to frontline IT stocks as part of profit-booking exercise
Quant Mutual Fund has strategically reduced its exposure to IT stocks and boosted its investments in FMCG sectors. This shift is due to disappointing earnings from key tech companies, leading to a cautious approach towards manufacturing amid ongoing supply chain issues. Nevertheless, the fund expresses confidence in India's investment potential amidst global market instabilities and has also introduced three new index funds for passive investors.
Small & midcap funds remain top bets for investors in first half of FY27
During the first half of FY27, mid-cap funds received ₹38,043 crore and small-cap funds attracted ₹42,212 crore. This increased their share in total equity inflows to 20% and 22.6%, respectively. In contrast, large-cap funds saw a decline with inflows of just ₹4,575 crore. The combined net Assets Under Management (AUM) of small and mid-cap funds rose 24% year-on-year. Overall, total equity AUM grew by nearly 12% to reach ₹33.
Nifty’s comeback or a largecap trap? Anand James decodes breadth, IT and Swiggy
Anand James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Investments, says the recovery still looks like a narrow largecap-led bounce, even as the 18% surge in Nifty IT points to the early stages of a possible leadership cycle. He also assesses Swiggy’s rebound prospects and names his top stock ideas for the week.
November could favour bulls, but macro headwinds cloud outlook
In November, investors are optimistic about Indian equities due to ongoing festive celebrations and better-than-expected corporate earnings. While the Sensex and Nifty boasted gains in October, other market indices saw declines. However, potential threats such as rising crude oil prices and global uncertainties remain. A noticeable surge in purchases by foreign portfolio investors signals renewed interest in Indian stocks.
FPI buying returns to Dalal Street as global investors rethink AI bets
Foreign portfolio investors have shifted from aggressive selling to net buying of Indian equities recently. They invested nearly $1.2 billion over the last ten trading sessions, particularly in large-cap stocks. This change in behavior may be attributed to concerns regarding the artificial intelligence trade influencing investor decisions. Globally, markets saw corrections, while Indian indices had a mixed performance in October.
Nifty IT’s 18% rally may mark a durable leadership cycle; 35,000 next: LKP's Vatsal Bhuva
Nifty IT’s 18% October rally could signal a sustained leadership cycle, supported by improving momentum, a bullish RSI crossover and capital rotation from global AI stocks. Analyst Vatsal Bhuva sees the index targeting 35,000. He remains cautious on Swiggy, bullish on Acutaas Chemicals, and recommends buying Persistent Systems and Eternal based on positive technical setups.
F&O Talk: Big break above 23,200 can open doors for 23,500 for Nifty; Sudeep Shah picks 6 stocks ahead of Diwali
Nifty could extend its recovery towards 23,500 if it decisively breaks above the 23,150–23,200 resistance zone, says SBI Securities' Sudeep Shah. He also shares his outlook on IT, midcap and smallcap indices, sector trends and six stocks, including TVS Motor, Coforge and ICICI Bank, ahead of Diwali.
Advance-decline ratio hits 7-month low as market breadth weakens
The advance-to-decline ratio in the stock market indicates underlying weakness, despite some index gains. The BSE MidCap 150 and BSE SmallCap 250 have both seen declines this month. Various factors such as profit-booking and high valuations contribute to this market trend. Institutional money is increasingly favoring larger companies with stable earnings. Overall market conditions remain uncertain due to external economic pressures and geopolitical risks.
Nifty’s early comeback signal: Why largecaps are holding up as broader market slides
India’s equity market divergence suggests largecaps may be regaining leadership as mid- and smallcaps remain under pressure. The Nifty has recovered to broadly flat returns in October, while midcap and smallcap indices have declined. More reasonable valuations, earnings resilience, liquidity and institutional preference are supporting largecaps, though elevated crude prices, macroeconomic uncertainty and earnings concerns continue to cloud the broader market outlook.
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