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The World Bank projects India’s FY27 growth at 6.6% amid higher energy and input costs, while cutting global growth to 2.5% and expecting a FY28 rebound.
Wipro’s ₹15,000 crore buyback at ₹250 per share runs till June 17, 2026, with different entitlement ratios, new tax rules, and acceptance-ratio risks.
Reliance Industries slipped to new lows after a cautious FY27 outlook tied to West Asia risks, with analysts tracking ₹1,320 resistance and valuing potential Jio-led upside.
Motilal Oswal kept a Neutral view on Bosch while raising its target price to Rs 35,323, as the stock stayed volatile amid valuation concerns and deal-led changes.
Indian equities ended higher as the Sensex gained 430 points and Nifty held above 23,200, supported by banks, financials, realty and improving global cues.
Social media chatter points to a gap-up open for Indian indices, led by GIFT Nifty premiums, macro triggers, and a watchlist of stock-specific pre-market movers.
Social chatter explains why Indian stocks gap up at the open, linking overnight news, global cues, pre-open order flow, and sector triggers to opening prices.
India is preparing a new push for Bloomberg Global Aggregate inclusion after easing key access and settlement hurdles, though hedging costs, rupee risks, and investor appetite remain concerns.
Indian markets head into June 12 with Vedanta’s demerger listings due June 15, multiple ex-dividend counters, and corporate updates across IT, pharma, and banking.
Motilal Oswal says earnings downgrades may be behind India, supported by easing policy and improving credit, while MOFSL’s results and market-share gains fuel investor interest.
Elara Securities cut BEML’s target price to ₹2,620 but retained a Buy, citing FY27 revenue acceleration, a ₹5,500 crore executable orderbook, and 15-25% sales growth guidance.
Social media explains Nifty gap-ups through overnight news, global market moves, crude and currency swings, plus GIFT Nifty and NSE pre-open order-book dynamics.
Hindustan Oil Exploration said its board will meet on June 11, 2026, to approve delayed FY26 audited results, followed by an earnings call on June 12.
Avanti Feeds reported Q4 FY26 revenue growth to ₹1,467.72 crore, but operating profit and PAT fell year-on-year as margins tightened amid higher input costs.
Hindustan Oil Exploration Company told BSE its board will meet on June 11, 2026, to approve delayed audited FY26 results, with an earnings call scheduled next day.
Hindustan Oil Exploration (HOEC) shifted its FY26 audited results to June 11, 2026 after management and auditor changes, keeping the trading window closed until post-declaration.