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The Indian stock market is on an exciting journey, and North India is emerging as one of its biggest drivers. With over 4.3 crore registered investors as of July 2025, the region has shown a remarkable year-on-year growth of nearly 20% in market participation. This surge highlights how retail investors from states like Delhi, Uttar […]

Introduction After a six-day winning streak, Indian stock markets took a breather today as global cues and upcoming central bank commentary kept investors cautious. The Sensex and Nifty slipped slightly, with traders eyeing U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole symposium for direction. Meanwhile, Reliance Industries, TCS, and Bharti Airtel lifted

Why Everyone Is Talking About Consumption in India If there’s one thing that keeps India’s growth engine running, it’s what we buy and how we spend. Think about it: groceries, clothes, phones, weekend pizzas, or even a new fridge—each of these is part of the consumption sector. And here’s the kicker: with 1.4 billion people,

For the past two years, India has been the darling of global investors. Record IPOs, strong corporate earnings, and steady macro indicators made Dalal Street shine. But now, the mood is shifting. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) — who pumped billions into India’s markets — are quietly booking profits and looking elsewhere. According to recent data,

The Indian stock market carried its winning momentum into Wednesday, with the Nifty 50 crossing the 25,000 mark for the first time in weeks. The Sensex also posted healthy gains, supported by strong buying in IT and dividend-paying stocks. Investor sentiment was lifted by hopes of GST reform and optimism around the U.S. Federal Reserve’s

Market Mood: Optimism Returns Dalal Street wore a smile today as investors cheered fresh momentum from both domestic reforms and global diplomacy. The Sensex gained nearly 370 points, while the Nifty closed just shy of 25,000, signaling renewed confidence in Indian equities. At the heart of the rally lies a double boost: Together, these triggers

Indian stock markets witnessed a powerful rally today as sweeping GST reforms ignited optimism across sectors, particularly in automobiles and consumer goods. The government’s move to cut GST on small cars from 28% to 18% and simplify the multi-slab structure into a two-rate system (5% and 18%) has been hailed as a game-changer for consumption-driven

The Indian market is set for a busy week with a mix of domestic and global triggers. From GST reform updates and policy signals to geopolitical tensions, oil prices and rupee fluctuations, traders and long term investors have plenty to watch out for on Dalal Street. 1. GST Reform The government’s push to simplify GST

This week, the Indian stock market feels like it’s standing at a crossroads. On one side, SEBI is pushing for tighter regulations on algo trading; on the other, U.S. tariffs are squeezing Indian exports. Add in the ongoing Q1 earnings season and fresh inflation data, and investors have plenty to watch. Dalal Street is gearing

On August 15, as India proudly celebrates its 78th Independence Day, the buzz of Dalal Street has fallen silent. The NSE, BSE, and commodity markets are shut for the national holiday — giving investors a rare mid-week pause to reflect, recalibrate, and perhaps strategize for what’s next. But while the markets are closed, the forces