NIFTY 50 PERFORMANCE
SRIT India shares hit 5% upper circuit after strong debut, jump 19% from IPO price. Should you buy, sell or hold?
SRIT India shares rose 19% from the IPO price after making a strong debut on the NSE. The stock, however, fell short of grey market expectations. With the company’s digital technology services business gaining traction, analysts highlight revenue growth, profitability, execution and cash flows as key factors for investors.
Covid-era bargains in largecaps, bull market valuations in smallcaps: Where is the real opportunity in stocks?
Indian equities are split sharply between largecaps and smaller stocks. The Nifty is down 14% in 2026, while midcaps have fallen just 2%, smallcaps have gained 8% and microcaps 15%. Record FPI selling of ₹2.8 lakh crore has hit largecaps hardest, making beaten-down largecaps look relatively attractive while elevated smallcap valuations leave little room for earnings disappointment.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday
Indian equities rebounded on Monday after eight consecutive weekly losses, with Sensex rising 473 points and Nifty gaining 134 points. Softer US jobs data and lower crude prices supported sentiment, though analysts flagged bond yields, currency risks, RBI policy and earnings uncertainty.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
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Listed startups unlock Rs 25,000 crore for VC, PE investors
An ET analysis of National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE block and bulk deal disclosures across 18 new-age companies shows sales by investors including Japan’s SoftBank group and venture capital firms Peak XV Partners, Elevation Capital and Accel.
These stocks defy market volatility, extend rally beyond US-Iran ceasefire
The US-Iran war, which commenced on February 27, caused significant volatility in the equity markets, impacting key benchmarks. By October, the Nifty 50 index exhibited a dramatic shift, rising from 22,421 to 25,178. Midcaps and smallcaps mirrored this pattern amid the turmoil. Interestingly, certain stocks across various sectors maintained stable growth even post-ceasefire, showcasing remarkable resilience despite the market fluctuations.
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Largecaps bear brunt of selloff as 84% of Nifty50 stocks slip below 200-DMAs
The Indian stock market is facing notable turmoil, with a pronounced selloff impacting major players like Tata Motors and Infosys. Currently, a staggering 84% of Nifty 50 stocks are underperforming their 200-day moving averages. In contrast, smaller stocks are showing notable strength, as many in the Nifty 500 outstrip established blue-chip firms.
After Nifty’s longest losing streak in 25 years, what should investors do now?
After Nifty’s longest weekly losing streak in 25 years, analysts advise caution as the index trades below its 200-week moving average. The 22,600 level remains crucial, with further downside possible if Nifty fails to reclaim it decisively.
Valuations of IT stocks already capture most of AI disruption risk: Chintan Haria
The Nifty IT index’s 25% fall in 2026 may have already priced in much of the threat from AI. Chintan Haria of ICICI Prudential AMC sees selective opportunities in companies positioned to benefit from data engineering, cloud migration, legacy modernisation and AI integration.
More than half of mid-to-large cap companies fail to deliver returns in 2026
More than half of India's mid-to-large tier companies with market capitalisation above ₹1,000 crore have faced losses in 2026. Eight companies have experienced significant market cap erosion, affecting investor sentiment. Factors such as regulatory issues, funding costs, and margin pressures contributed to these declines. Foreign portfolio investors have sold a substantial amount of Indian equities this year amid geopolitical uncertainties.
D-Street logs longest spell of week slump in 25 years
Indian equity markets faced significant pressure as US bond yields surged, leading to a record selloff. The Sensex and Nifty experienced prolonged declines, surpassing previous downturns witnessed during the Covid pandemic. Foreign investors continued to withdraw their investments amidst rising crude oil prices, negatively impacting the rupee's value. Analysts suggest selective stock opportunities may arise despite challenging macroeconomic conditions.
Nifty 500’s hidden bear market: Half the stocks are down over 30% from highs
In the latest market analysis, it has been observed that about 50% of Nifty 500 stocks have significantly declined from their peak levels. A staggering 252 stocks have seen a drop of over 30%, with 102 stocks plummeting more than 50%. This downturn impacts large-cap stocks broadly. Although there’s a possibility of a relief rally, foreign selling pressures pose continued risks.
Mutual fund investors lose up to 10% in September as Nifty falls. What should investors do?
In September, mutual fund investors encountered significant setbacks as many technology-focused funds saw sharp declines. The Nifty 50 index fell by 5.56%, leading to nearly 95% of the evaluated funds posting negative returns, with many suffering losses exceeding 9%. To navigate this turbulence, experts suggest that investors should prioritize diversification and maintain balanced asset allocations, employing a disciplined strategy toward equities during this volatile market phase.
AI pressure, client caution cloud Indian IT earnings in September quarter
India's top IT firms are bracing for underwhelming earnings as they revise annual revenue growth expectations downward. The duel of AI-induced pricing pressures alongside restrained client spending is squeezing profit margins in the industry. Analysts predict a gradual sequential revenue rise ranging from 0.7% to 3.5% for the major players, while even giants like Infosys may lower their projections.
IPO investors strike gold with 7 multibagger stocks in 3 months. Did you miss the bus?
Between July and September 2026, the IPO market saw remarkable activity, with seven newly listed stocks seeing their prices double from initial offerings. Despite the triumphs, others faced steep declines. Overall, these IPOs yielded an average return of 36.46%, standing in stark contrast to the wider market's lackluster performance. Investors should be diligent in evaluating company fundamentals before pursuing new investments.
Can October turn the tide for Indian stocks after September rout?
As investors approach October, the landscape is shaped by high crude oil prices, increasing bond yields, and continued foreign selling. Historically, October has favored positive market returns, yet recent downturns could challenge this pattern. With the earnings season on the horizon, corporate profitability, particularly within large-cap stocks, will be under scrutiny.
Market wrap: Kotak Mahindra Bank, InterGlobe, Apollo Hospital, Max Healthcare top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Wednesday
Indian equities extended their decline on Wednesday, with Nifty slipping below 22,650 as selling pressure persisted at higher levels. Healthcare stocks led the losses, while banks and realty stocks outperformed. Kotak Mahindra Bank, InterGlobe and ICICI Bank were among the top gainers, while Apollo Hospitals and Max Healthcare led the decliners.
Nifty nears longest losing streak in 25 years. Can bulls stop the 8th consecutive weekly selloff?
Indian equities face continued pressure from global uncertainty, crude prices and foreign investor outflows, but analysts see domestic resilience and moderating valuations providing support. The Nifty has become relatively cheaper after its recent correction, with earnings still growing. However, the near-term outlook hinges on the index holding 22,600 and attracting sustained buying to prevent an eighth consecutive weekly decline.
Record quarter primes India IPO market for blockbuster year
India’s IPO market is on track for another strong year after raising over $13 billion so far, including a record $9 billion in the third quarter. Large deals and strong domestic demand support the pipeline, with numerous companies awaiting approvals. However, market volatility, investor selectivity and valuations could influence upcoming issuance and timing.
Foreign outflows from Indian stocks hit 6-month high in September on higher oil, yields
Foreign portfolio investors saw a notable outflow of $2.7 billion from Indian equities in September, marking the most significant withdrawal in the past six months. This trend has been driven by escalating oil prices and a tightening of global monetary policies. The rise in crude prices is straining India's current account and inflation expectations, which is weighing heavily on the rupee.
KPIT Tech plunges 24% in 3 months as auto demand weakens
KPIT Technologies faces a substantial 24% decline in stock value, predominantly due to obstacles in the automotive sector. The company's net profit has notably decreased, attributed to project delays and financial cutbacks. Although management forecasts a rebound in the latter half of the year, the September quarter might reflect ongoing weaknesses.
Just SIP, don't gulp or be thirsty
Investors are often encouraged to maintain their investments without reacting to market changes. However, substantial evidence suggests that pausing contributions under certain conditions can be prudent. Historical findings indicate that investors who blindly follow strategies may suffer significant losses.
Nifty SIP return fails to beat even bank FD over 5 years: Is this the warning sign investors can’t ignore?
New insights reveal that systematic investment plans in the Nifty50 have consistently underperformed, presenting a five-year XIRR of merely 4.5%. This result places Nifty50 below the returns of traditional fixed deposits. In contrast, midcap and smallcap indices have shown impressive gains. Analysts recommend a strategy focusing on individual stock selection and earnings growth rather than relying solely on index performance, prompting a reassessment of index-based investment approaches.
Market rout deepens as crude surge, high US yields batter Indian equities
The Indian stock markets faced a notable downturn on Monday as fears over escalating oil prices and rising US bond yields loomed large. The NSE Nifty 50 plummeted by 1.56%, marking its lowest close for the fiscal year. The BSE Sensex also dipped by 1.48%, leading to significant market capitalization losses.
Motilal Oswal sees 4 factors boosting risk-reward after market’s sharp fall from 2024 high, lists 27 stock picks
Motilal Oswal Financial Services sees improving risk-reward for Indian equities as valuations cool, earnings recover and domestic liquidity remains strong. The brokerage also highlights sectoral rotation and names 27 stocks across large-, mid- and small-cap segments as top ideas.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, is a comprehensive report that evaluates five key components of 4,000+ listed stocks – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardised scores. The simple average of the above-mentioned five component ratings is normally distributed to reach an average score.
Nifty at key 23,000 support: Can bulls trigger a technical rebound?
Nifty extended its losing streak to seven weeks, falling 0.88% to 23,140.50 as technical momentum remained bearish. The 23,000–23,200 zone is crucial support, while 23,375 and 23,600 are key resistances amid heightened volatility and derivatives expiry.
Market wrap: Axis Bank, Asian Paints, Max Healthcare, Infosys top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Friday
Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on Friday, with the Nifty 50 rising 0.34% and the Sensex gaining 0.43%. Axis Bank and Asian Paints led the gainers, while Max Healthcare and Infosys were among the top losers. Here’s a look at the biggest movers across the Nifty and Sensex.
NFO Update: Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund launches Nifty REITs & Realty index fund
Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund is launching the Nifty REITs & Realty Index Fund, an open-ended scheme tracking the Nifty REITs & Realty TRI. The NFO opens September 25 and closes October 9, offering rules-based exposure to listed REITs and realty stocks.
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