India Glycols declared an interim dividend of Rs 7.5 per share for FY2025-26, with March 23 set as the record date. According to Trendlyne, the company has issued 23 dividends so far. Over the past year, it paid Rs 5 per share, translating to a dividend yield of 0.59% at the current stock price.
The Sensex surged 568 points to close at 76,070 on Tuesday, driving a broader market rally. Four BSE 1000 stocks—Jindal Poly Films, Acutaas Chemicals, Vardhman Textiles and Ipca Laboratories—hit 52-week highs, signaling bullish momentum and potential gains ahead.
Indian government bonds ended largely unchanged on Tuesday, as oil prices staying well above $100 per barrel kept the focus on macroeconomic risks and the market digested hefty debt supply.
Leela Palaces Hotels and Resorts on Tuesday announced the acquisition of an ultra-luxury resort in Coorg, Karnataka.
Market corrections, according to Cathie Wood, help restore balance in markets by promoting humility and discipline. She believes strong bull markets thrive on scepticism, not euphoria, as doubt prevents excesses. She says volatility is essential to long-term investing, encouraging rational decisions and healthier, more durable market cycles.
Markets ended higher Tuesday, driven by banks, auto and metals. Lloyds Metals surged on expansion, while Ola Electric and IDBI Bank fell on brokerage cuts and divestment concerns. IT stocks stayed under pressure amid fresh fears of AI-led disruption.
European shares were little changed on Tuesday as investors assessed the economic damage from a prolonged Middle East conflict.
10 companies in the NSE large-cap segment reported December 2025 quarterly profits that were at least 15% higher than their previous peak profits over the past ten quarters.
Crude oil prices surged over 4% on MCX as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East disrupted supply expectations. Analysts expect continued volatility but maintain a bullish outlook, citing tight supply conditions. Religare suggests initiating long positions, with potential upside driven by sustained disruption in the Strait of Hormuz.
Muthoot FinCorp, a prominent gold loan lender, is reportedly planning an Initial Public Offering (IPO) that could raise up to $300 million. The company is in discussions with bankers for the offering, which is expected to be a mix of new and existing shares. This move comes despite a challenging market environment for new listings.
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