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Rego suggests that while tariff wars may cause short-term disruptions, India s unique economic structure provides a "natural buffer." He believes these periods often present attractive entry points in quality stocks.

Short covering was observed in five stocks on April 8, including Manappuram Finance and NHPC, as traders bought back positions, causing a dip in open interest and mild price gains.

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Seven mid-cap stocks with over Rs 1000 crore market cap have plunged 50–68% in CY25, each falling over 10% for three consecutive months amid broader market weakness.

The Indian rupee fell to a more than two-week low on Tuesday, weighed down by a weaker yuan and corporate hedging demand, while forward premiums eased on rising U.S. bond yields.

As many as four companies -- Anthem Biosciences, Aye Finance, BlueStone Jewellery and Lifestyle and GK Energy -- have received Sebi s go-ahead to raise funds through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), an update with markets regulator showed on Tuesday.

Nifty 50 rebounded 1.69% on Tuesday ahead of RBI s policy meet, driven by bargain buying and Asian cues. Key stock movers included Zee, BEL, Titan, Delhivery, and IGL.

The Nifty 50 index fell over 5% intraday on April 7, 2025, amid global trade tensions and weak earnings concerns, marking one of its steepest declines since the 2020 COVID-era crash. The index hit a low of 21,743.65, reflecting panic across sectors.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, warns that the ongoing global stock market collapse marks the realization of his 2002 predictions. He claims we are in a recession, possibly heading toward a depression. Kiyosaki advocates moving away from traditional investments, emphasizing gold, silver, and Bitcoin. He also predicts silver could double in value by 2025.

The Indian rupee experienced its biggest single-day drop in nearly three months due to U.S. President Trump s tariff plans affecting global markets. This led to significant declines in both Asian currencies and stocks, with India s equity indexes dropping 3%. The rupee s decline is linked to the Chinese yuan s drop and potential capital outflows from Indian stocks.

Market expert Sandip Sabharwal says global volatility is here to stay as tariffs become a long-term strategy. India’s direct GDP impact is minimal, but sentiment is hit. He urges RBI rate cuts and liquidity support. Investors should focus on domestic-centric sectors like telecom, infra, FMCG, and OMCs for resilience.

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