India's equity market is witnessing a significant structural transformation, with Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) emerging as the dominant force in listed companies.
Indian benchmark indices are expected to begin Friday's trading session on a positive note, supported by strong global market cues, a sharp rebound in Asian equities and encouraging signals from GIFT Nifty.
Asian equity markets witnessed one of their strongest recoveries of the year on Friday as investors rushed back into technology and semiconductor stocks following a steep correction earlier in the week.
After witnessing one of the sharpest corrections among India's blue-chip stocks over the past two years, ITC Ltd. is once again finding itself at the centre of investor discussions.
Global crude oil prices declined by more than 1% on Friday as signs of uninterrupted oil flows through critical maritime routes helped ease immediate supply concerns, even though geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran remained elevated.
India's residential real estate market is witnessing a significant shift as Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) increasingly monetise long-held property investments instead of retaining them for emotional or legacy purposes.
India's financial landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. The era when a monthly salary formed the sole source of income for most taxpayers is gradually giving way to a more diversified model of earning and wealth creation.
Tata Steel Ltd. began the new fiscal year on a strong note, delivering a solid set of first-quarter results that reinforced investor confidence in India's largest integrated steel producer.
The Indian rupee continued its upward march on Friday, strengthening by 20 paise to 95.30 against the US dollar in early trade. The domestic currency extended its gains for the fifth consecutive trading session.