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From worst to best! India is now the best performing stock market in the last one month. Missed the rally?
India's stock market has made a remarkable recovery, proudly standing as the top performer in the world over the past month. This upswing is largely credited to a wave of foreign investments that has bolstered liquidity and confidence among investors. The backing from domestic institutions and a clearer outlook on corporate earnings have also played a role.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian benchmark indices closed higher on November 12, with Nifty gaining 44 points and Sensex rising 32 points. Investors tracked October inflation data, foreign fund flows and global cues amid mixed US and European market performance.
From SpaceX to Anthropic, markets have a new playbook for mega-share debuts
Anthropic is gearing up for its highly anticipated IPO, aiming to raise as much as $64.4 billion with share prices ranging from $70 to $78. The company is targeting inclusion in major indexes soon after its debut, which is expected to boost passive investments. Similar to SpaceX's market entry, analysts forecast significant initial share price surges, with employees permitted to sell some of their shares on the opening day.
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 markets broadly rise on AI chip demand despite Wall Street's retreat on inflation data
Global equity markets witnessed an upward trend after unexpected US inflation data for October was released. Taiwan's markets surged notably, fueled by a strong demand for AI chips as noted by TSMC. Japan’s stock index and South Korea's Kospi also rose, despite challenges for SoftBank. However, inflationary pressures continue to spark concerns about impending interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve this December.
HSBC upgrades India, downgrades China. Here are the sectors it likes now
HSBC has upgraded Indian equities to overweight and downgraded mainland China to neutral, citing improved valuations, stronger credit growth and resilient corporate earnings. The global brokerage favours financials, autos, industrials and consumer discretionary stocks, while remaining cautious on IT, staples and oil and gas amid growth and margin concerns.
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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Sensex and Nifty ended lower during Muhurat Trading on November 8, snapping a six-session winning streak. Nifty slipped below 25,000 as investors booked profits. However, broader market sentiment remained positive, with 2,716 NSE stocks advancing against 736 declines.
European shares rise as banks, clean energy stocks rally; Novo Nordisk jumps
European shares advanced after Democrats secured both chambers of the US Congress, lifting investor sentiment. Banks and clean-energy stocks led the rally, while Novo Nordisk gained after raising its full-year sales and profit forecasts.
European shares fall as tech stocks slide, Middle East tensions weigh
European shares declined as technology stocks led losses amid concerns over AI valuations and escalating US-Iran tensions. Rising oil prices added pressure, while stronger earnings expectations lifted healthcare stocks, with Bayer gaining 6% after raising its 2026 profit outlook.
Global trading is mixed as worries about AI-related issues grow
On the global stage, stock markets displayed a mixed bag of results as Alphabet's stock drop spurred worries about the trajectory of artificial intelligence. Japan witnessed a notable dip in the Nikkei 225 index while the Bank of Japan opted to keep interest rates unchanged. In the US, the Dow futures crept up slightly, contrasting with a decline in S&P 500 futures.
Global Market: European shares edge higher ahead of ECB policy decision
European shares edged higher as gains in energy and aerospace stocks offset weakness in technology shares ahead of the ECB’s policy decision. Shell and Airbus advanced following their earnings updates, while investors awaited signals from ECB President Christine Lagarde on the interest-rate outlook.
TCS, Infosys, other IT stocks drop up to 3% as Anthropic IPO sparks rally in global AI stocks
Indian IT stocks fell amid reports that Anthropic, the maker of Claude, is preparing for an IPO that could value it at around $1.5 trillion. While the listing would open up investment opportunities in a leading AI developer, rising infrastructure costs, mounting losses and concerns over growth sustainability remain key risks.
India’s ₹1 lakh crore club stocks hit hard by FII exit. Have bluechips lost their growth engines?
India's largest corporations are experiencing a notable drop in foreign institutional investor stakes, raising concerns about their growth trajectory. This trend has adversely affected numerous large-cap stocks over recent months. Analysts suggest a shift in focus towards emerging sectors is critical for revitalizing foreign investments, as many companies now appear more like consistent cash flow generators than true growth catalysts.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Indian equities fell over 2% last week as rising crude oil prices, FII outflows and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment. Broader markets underperformed, while global indices also declined and market breadth strongly favoured bears.
Growth, value stocks set for reshuffle as S&P adopts new rules
S&P Dow Jones Indices will soon change its rules for classifying growth and value shares. The new criteria will incorporate intangible assets, forward earnings, and free cash flow instead of relying on 12-month price momentum. These changes are expected to affect approximately $375 billion of passive funds linked to the index. FTSE Russell is also considering adjustments due to the dominance of technology companies.
World shares are mixed after Wall Street's AI-related losses, while oil prices jump
Global stock markets displayed a mix of outcomes while oil prices surged due to escalating tensions in Iran. Brent crude soared past $114 per barrel, suggesting growing unease within the energy sector. In the U.S., tech giants like Nvidia and Meta Platforms saw significant declines, raising worries about economic repercussions. Concurrently, U.S.
₹4 lakh crore rally, ₹6,500 crore FII buying: Are IT stocks finally making a comeback?
Indian IT stocks experienced a notable market value recovery of approximately ₹3.87 lakh crore in October. Foreign investors invested around ₹6,463 crore in the IT sector during the third quarter. The Nifty IT index rose about 17 percent in October after a previous decline of roughly 20 percent. Analysts caution that despite selective buying, the sector faces a challenging earnings environment ahead.
Global Market: European shares struggle for direction as France unrest weighs on sentiment
European shares remained stagnant amid escalating unrest in France, raising alarms over fiscal health and growth prospects. While some optimism was generated from positive earnings reports by companies like Randstad and EssilorLuxottica, a downgrading of Carrefour's earnings forecast dampened investor sentiment. Additionally, new consumer inflation figures from Britain added layers of complexity to the interest rate and economic stability outlook, resulting in a market atmosphere marked by uncertainty and hesitation.
US futures dip as AI selloff returns, oil prices rise sharply
US futures are showing a decline, particularly in the artificial intelligence sector, as market pressures mount. The rise in oil prices is linked to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, contributing to inflation fears. Major companies like Netflix and SpaceX are scheduled to release quarterly results, adding to market uncertainty. Recent unrest in Europe over various societal issues has also impacted market performance.
Global shares mostly decline after AI stocks lead a rebound on Wall Street
In Asia, Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 declined 1.3% to finish 64,075.42. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 lost 0.3% to 8,816.90. South Korea's Kospi dropped 3.7% to 5,552.74, as the frenzy over AI-related issues resulted in a decline. Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 1.3% to 23,867.74, while the Shanghai Composite edged up 0.1% to 3,735.37.
Global Market Today: Asian shares fall as AI spending worries weigh on sentiment
A fall in oil prices offered some support to bonds and Wall Street stock futures, limiting Asia's losses. Oil fell following US President Donald Trump's decision to waive some sanctions on Russia, though he later said a final decision on the matter had not been made.
Global markets: Stocks slip as dollar heads for weekly loss
In a week fraught with concerns over escalating interest rates and financial complications tied to AI, global stock indices saw moderate declines. While the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones recorded losses, the Dow managed to post a weekly gain. In contrast, European markets, led by London's FTSE 100, experienced a positive turn.
Indonesia’s $1.5 trillion market faces a historic downgrade: Why global investors are worried
Indonesia’s $1.5 trillion stock market plunged after MSCI warned that its emerging-market classification may no longer be appropriate, raising fears of billions of dollars in foreign outflows. Concerns over market transparency, opaque shareholding structures and policy credibility have intensified investor anxiety, with Indonesian equities down nearly 40% in 2026.
AI stocks keep falling, but the rest of the market is supporting Wall Street
The S&P 500 was virtually unchanged in midday trading after erasing an early loss. The weakness for AI stocks dragged the Nasdaq composite down 0.4%, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 440 points, or 0.9%, as of 11 a.m. Eastern time as the majority of U.S stocks climbed.
Global Market: Asian investors pour money into hedge funds as bond markets falter
Asian investors are increasing allocations to hedge funds amid volatile bond markets, uneven equity performance and concerns about traditional portfolio strategies. Multi-strategy, macroeconomic and quantitative funds are gaining traction as investors seek diversification and more resilient returns across market cycles.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Wednesday
Sensex and Nifty rallied over 1.5% on Tuesday, adding around Rs 5 lakh crore to the market capitalisation of listed companies. Investors will track global cues, Q2 earnings, active stocks, buying and selling trends, and key technical levels on Wednesday as markets assess the sustainability of the sharp rebound.
NSEIX, London Stock Exchange sign pact to deepen India-UK market links
NSE IFSC and the London Stock Exchange have signed an MoU to explore dual listings, cross-listings, new financial products and cross-border trading connectivity between GIFT City and London. The proposed collaboration could expand global investor access for Indian issuers, improve market connectivity and strengthen GIFT IFSC’s role as an international financial hub.
Global Market: European shares rise as lower oil prices lift sentiment; tech stocks slide
European markets saw an uptick, driven by declining oil prices that buoyed sentiment across numerous sectors. However, the technology industry struggled with fears stemming from rising competition from Chinese firms, particularly ChangXin Memory Technologies, which raised alarms for traditional memory-chip players. Investors geared up for critical economic data from Germany, as they hope for clearer insights into the regional economy.
Global semiconductor stocks sell-off over AI boom worries pulls Asian shares lower
Global equities showed mixed performance, with Asian markets notably declining due to major setbacks in semiconductor stocks. A steep fall in South Korea's Kospi index raised alarms for investors worried about competition from the Chinese behemoth CXMT. Japan faced a downturn as key players like Tokyo Electron and SoftBank struggled.
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