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Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been net sellers of Indian equities, offloading Rs 21,272 crore in February and Rs 99,299 crore in 2025. Despite positive developments in the Indian market, factors such as high US bond yields and slow corporate sales growth in India have driven this trend.

Here’s a look at the top 10 worst-performing stocks from the BSE Smallcap index during the week

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Indian equity markets experienced sustained weakness over the past week, with Nifty50 struggling at key levels and declining by 2.68%. Market volatility surged, and critical support levels are crucial for determining short-term trajectory. Approaching sessions require cautious engagement and emphasis on risk management.

Dr Agarwal s Health Care Ltd reported a consolidated profit after tax of Rs 28.24 crore for the October-December 2024 quarter, up from Rs 22.59 crore in the same period last year. The company also raised Rs 3,027 crore through its recent IPO and expanded with 42 new facilities during April-December 2024.

Indian real estate stocks experienced notable selling pressure this week, with the BSE Realty benchmark index dropping by 9.4%, significantly underperforming the broader market. Despite a recent RBI rate cut aimed at boosting economic growth, global trade tensions, foreign investor outflows, and weak corporate earnings weighed on market sentiment.

Spot gold was highly volatile amid weak US data and tariff policies. The yellow metal posted a seventh consecutive weekly gain. Poor US retail sales data and Trump s reciprocal tariffs impacted the market. The US Dollar Index fell over 1 percent. Gold prices are influenced by mixed economic data, political uncertainties, and proposed Ukraine peace talks.

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Reliance Infrastructure Ltd reported a significant increase in consolidated net loss to Rs 3,298.35 crore in the December quarter, compared to a net loss of Rs 421.17 crore in the previous year. Despite the loss, the company s total income rose to Rs 5,129.07 crore, and expenses decreased to Rs 4,963.23 crore.

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The Indian equity market has seen a significant downturn since its peak in September 2024 due to FII outflows, rising US yields, and a strengthening dollar. Coupled with India’s slowing economic growth, investor sentiment has weakened, prompting strategies for diversification and cautious investment re-entry.

The real estate sector faced significant losses due to dimming hopes of interest rate cuts, while broader markets witnessed declines in Nifty Midcap and Small Cap indices by 7.38% and 9.41%, respectively. Analysts suggest cautious trading with a focus on banking stocks for stability and emphasize the importance of managing risk in a volatile market.

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