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What’s Going On? Just when it looked like India and the U.S. might close a trade deal, the story took a sharp turn. On July 29, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a 25% tariff would be imposed on a wide range of Indian exports, starting August 1, 2025. He also mentioned a penalty tied […]

Foreign investors are pulling out amid global uncertainty, but Indian retail investors are doubling down on opportunities like the NSE pre-IPO. Explore what this divergence means for the market ahead. FII Exit Signals Caution Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have once again pressed the sell button, pulling out over ₹6,000 crore in a single day —

As the Indian equity market rides a wave of volatility, two forces are quietly shaping its direction—Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs). While FIIs are increasingly pulling out, the DIIs are stepping in with confidence, creating an interesting tug of war that could define the market’s near-term trajectory. FIIs Turn Cautious –

Dalal Street saw a sharp decline today, with the Sensex falling over 720 points and the Nifty slipping below 24,850, sparking concern among investors. But while the headlines scream red, many market experts are urging calm—and even optimism. So, the big question is: Is this correction a short-term panic or a long-term buying opportunity? What

After weeks of optimism, Indian equity markets hit the brakes today as a wave of disappointing Q1 earnings reports dragged benchmark indices into the red. The Sensex slipped 542 points, while the Nifty fell 158 points, reflecting a broad-based sell-off led by IT, FMCG, and large-cap stocks. Investors booked profits amid heightened volatility, uncertain global

Just when it looked like the markets were losing steam, auto and financial stocks hit the accelerator—pulling the Nifty back above 25,200 and adding over 500 points to the Sensex in a single session. For investors, the big question is: Is this just a relief rally—or the early signs of a fresh bull run? Let’s

After a strong start, Monday’s stock market session turned out to be more of a pause than a push, with the Sensex ending nearly flat and the Nifty50 settling just below the 25,100 mark. But don’t let the calm fool you — beneath the surface, some quiet positioning is underway. The Day That Was: Excitement

As Monday’s trading session unfolded, one thing became clear — the market mood is shifting, and it’s shifting in favor of value-hunting in smaller counters. With the benchmark indices gaining ground — Sensex up over 440 points and Nifty reclaiming the 25,050 mark, the spotlight today was squarely on mid- and small-cap stocks, many of

We’re deep into the Q1 earnings season, and there’s one question on every investor’s mind—are these results strong enough to change the market’s mood, or is this just a short break before more volatility? After a choppy June and a cautious start to July, all eyes are now on corporate India to deliver some cheer.

The celebratory tone on Dalal Street has quickly turned cautious. Just weeks ago, the Indian stock market was flying high, with the Nifty nearing 25,000 and the Sensex scaling record levels. But the sentiment has taken a hit—markets are now facing selling pressure, weaker cues, and growing uncertainty. On July 18, the Sensex dropped over