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

Dalal Street had a reason to smile today. On August 13, 2025, the markets opened strong and never looked back, ending the day with solid gains. The cheer came from two fronts — good news from abroad and an inflation number at home that’s the lowest we’ve seen in eight years. The Global Push Overnight,

The mood on Dalal Street today is a mix of curiosity and caution. The Nifty 50 is hovering just below 24,600, and the Sensex is steady near 80,600, as traders try to read between the lines of global and domestic cues. IT stocks are doing the heavy lifting, keeping the indices afloat, while banking and

The markets right now? Picture a tightrope walker with no safety net — that’s how it feels. Fresh tariff announcements are rattling global trade, and inflation data is waiting in the wings. The big question everyone’s asking: Will we tumble into a sell-off or surprise ourselves with a rally? Why Tariffs Are Back in the

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) just hit the pause button—and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. In its latest monetary policy review, the central bank kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.50%, sticking to a “neutral” stance. No fireworks, no surprises—but if you’re an investor, this decision carries weight. Let’s break down what it

Markets hate surprises. And Donald Trump just threw in a big one. On a day when traders were expecting a routine session, news broke: U.S. tariffs on Indian goods were being doubled—from 25% to 50%. Yes, doubled. Panic kicked in. The Sensex dropped over 900 points, and the Nifty slipped below 24,350. Red across the

The Indian stock market has been riding high lately, hasn’t it? Nifty touched fresh highs, smallcaps were buzzing, and the IPO street was alive again. But just as investors were settling in for a smooth ride, global uncertainty has knocked on the door again—this time, in the form of US tariffs and rising geopolitical tensions.

When you think of booming sectors in India, IT and finance usually top the list. But in 2025, something surprising is happening — healthcare is quietly becoming one of the most exciting places for investors to put their money. And it’s not just about big hospitals or pharma giants anymore. From healthtech startups in Bengaluru