NIFTY INDEX PERFORMANCE
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.
D Street lights up, ends Diwali week with a firecracker of a Friday
Indian stocks witnessed impressive growth, with the Sensex and Nifty surging over 2%, defying declines in Asian markets. This robust rally is fueled by strong corporate earnings coupled with declining crude oil prices, boosting investor morale significantly. Over the recent weeks, foreign portfolio investors have surpassed net purchases of $4 billion, enhancing the positive outlook.
Wipro reappoints Angan Guha as head of Americas 2
The move comes after Suzanne Dann, the former CEO for Wipro’s Americas-2 Strategic Market Unit, stepped down in April to pursue opportunities outside Wipro, India’s fourth largest IT services company.
Nifty soars 11% in 10 days, but why is your portfolio not moving up?
Nifty surged 10.75% in 10 sessions, crossing 25,000, but gains remained concentrated in large-cap stocks. Foreign investor inflows boosted heavyweight shares, while midcap, smallcap and microcap indices continued declining, disappointing retail investors.
Bharti Airtel reclaims No. 2 spot among India's most valuable companies, overtakes Jio Platforms
Bharti Airtel has reclaimed its position as India's second-most valuable listed company, overtaking Jio Platforms with a market capitalisation of Rs 13.15 lakh crore. The development follows a 31% year-on-year rise in Q2 net profit and comes amid a strong rally in benchmark indices for a seventh consecutive session.
Nifty’s 8% surge this week is the best since January 2021. Are bulls here to stay?
Nifty surged 8% this week, marking its biggest weekly gain since January 2021, as foreign investors returned to Indian equities. Strong Q2 earnings, attractive valuations and a global shift away from AI-linked stocks supported the rally. The key question now is whether renewed buying can sustain the market's recovery.
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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.
India bonds emerge as top Asian performers as oil, Treasury yields decline
This week, Indian government bonds saw a positive trend following a Democratic win in the U.S. midterm elections. The reduction in oil prices and Treasury yields eased rupee pressure, boosting investor confidence. The benchmark bond yield improved significantly, declining by approximately 22 basis points. Furthermore, the surge in foreign investments into Indian bonds marked a notable high since July, leading to enhanced overall market sentiment.
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.
Two Trades for Today: A PSU engineering major for a 5.2% rise, a large-cap financial services stock for a gain of 6%
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
Why did market rally today? Sensex zooms 2,009 pts, Nifty ends above 24,500. Trump’s setback, 6 other factors behind Rs 8 lakh cr gains
Why market is up today: On Thursday, the Indian stock market saw a notable rally as Sensex and Nifty both surged up to 3%. Easing oil prices contributed positively to the market's momentum, leading to a recovery this week. Major companies like IndiGo and Maruti Suzuki led the gains among their peers on Sensex.
Bulls roar! Market value of BSE-listed companies crosses Rs 500 lakh cr for first time as Sensex soars 2,000 pts. More upside ahead?
Indian markets rallied sharply, pushing BSE's total market capitalisation past Rs 500 lakh crore for the first time. Easing crude oil prices, renewed FII buying, a stronger rupee and improving geopolitical sentiment supported gains. However, analysts caution that sustained momentum depends on foreign inflows, earnings growth and crude prices.
A global AI selloff could send money India's way, says Uday Kotak
Uday Kotak highlighted the potential for India to attract foreign investment as global AI valuations rise. Indian equities have performed relatively well, rebounding nearly 10% from lows earlier this month. Despite the drop in tech-heavy Asian markets, local stocks demonstrate resilience due to continued domestic investor confidence.
Two Trades for Today: A PSU defence major for a 7.9% upmove, a mid-cap diagnostics stock for a gain of 7%
Our technical analysts identify select stocks every trading day that may gain momentum even in volatile markets. Here are the technical calls for today.
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.
Diwali 2026: Will Sensex, Nifty reclaim their peaks or scale new highs? Analysts map the road ahead
Market analysts are tentatively optimistic about Indian equity markets seeing a resurgence in the next financial year. Expectations suggest that both the Sensex and Nifty may rise to their past peak levels by Diwali 2027, driven by improving corporate profitability. While favorable valuations and steady domestic investments bolster this outlook, global uncertainties like inflation, interest rates, and oil prices could pose challenges.
Diwali 2026: Will banking stocks shine in Samvat 2083? Analysts list top picks
With Diwali 2026 on the horizon, banking stocks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Karur Vysya Bank are drawing attention from analysts as potential winners for Samvat 2083. Following a period of volatility, these stocks are anticipated to regain momentum, driven by consistent loan growth and enhanced management practices. Investors are advised to navigate the changing landscape prudently as opportunities unfold.
India gains as global investors move away from AI-linked stocks: Goldman Sachs
Indian equities outperformed the Asia-Pacific region in the MXAPJ index by 7 percentage points last month, making the country one of the best-performing global markets during the period. Goldman Sachs said the recovery was due to a rotation in global portfolios away from north Asian markets, which have greater exposure to AI -linked stocks.
Nifty's Diwali-to-Diwali slide: Will year-end gains light up Dalal Street?
The Nifty index has faced notable drops over the last year, heavily impacted by foreign investor outflows and surging crude oil prices. Experts indicate a chance for a year-end comeback, dependent on better corporate earnings and domestic investments. Nevertheless, ongoing volatility and geopolitical strains might limit market advancements in the next few months. The September-quarter earnings season hints at improvement, potentially raising investor confidence.
RIL shares surge 11.6% on strong Q2 earnings; analysts see further upside
Reliance Industries has seen an impressive 11.6% surge in stock price, following quarterly earnings that exceeded expectations. This remarkable rise represents the company's most significant increase in over six years. Analysts are optimistic about future growth, crediting this success to strong performance in the O2C sector and increased institutional buying. Brokerage firms predict potential earnings upgrades will further boost stock valuation.
Two Trades for Today: A metals major for a 4.85% upmove, a large-cap natural gas supplier’s stock for a gain of 7%
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Market wrap: RIL, Tata Steel, Infosys, ICICI Bank top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Monday
Indian markets rallied sharply, with Sensex gaining 1.66% to 75,693 and Nifty rising 1.68% to 23,441. Strong quarterly earnings lifted investor sentiment, led by Reliance Industries, metals and oil and gas stocks, while market breadth remained positive.
FII retreat deepens: Almost every second Nifty stock sees stake cuts in all 3 quarters of 2026
This year has seen Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) divest nearly ₹3 lakh crore in Indian equities, causing a significant reduction in their stakes. As a result, FII ownership has declined in about half of the Nifty stocks over the past three quarters. Meanwhile, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) have increased their equity holdings, reflecting a change in market dynamics amidst frequent foreign sell-offs.
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
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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.
Dalal Street Weak Ahead: Nifty stands on firmer footing, but can it break past 23,450?
The Nifty gained 2% last week, recovering above the crucial 200-week moving average at 22,700. While easing volatility and buying at lower levels support the rebound, bearish momentum indicators suggest caution. Analysts identify 23,300–23,450 as immediate resistance and 22,750–22,525 as key support for the coming week.
Nifty rout hides a striking bull run: Smallcap universe gives 60 multibaggers since last Diwali
The stock market in India has encountered a rough patch, evidenced by the Nifty's decline of over 11% since last Diwali. However, smallcap stocks have emerged as stars, with 60 multibagger stocks tripling investors' money; Sterlite Technologies notably climbed 649.7%. Investors are cautioned to consider valuations seriously while pinpointing companies with significant growth potential for smarter investment decisions.
Market wrap: Bharti Airtel, Tata Consumer, Asian Paints, Coal India top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Tuesday
Indian equity benchmarks ended nearly flat on Tuesday, with the Nifty 50 slipping 0.02% and the Sensex falling 8 points amid elevated crude prices and caution ahead of the US Fed decision. Tata Consumer and Bharti Airtel led gainers, while Asian Paints and Coal India topped the losers’ list.
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