Every investor you meet these days has the same question: Is the market experiencing a temporary pause in its bull run, or are we entering a deeper correction?

The markets are known for their cycles of ups and downs, and while every downturn feels relentless

In The Perfect Storm, Sebastian Junger recounted the tragic fate of the Andrea Gail,

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As the world turned the page to 2025, China prepared to welcome the Year of the Wood Snake

While the U.S. markets revel in a celebratory mood, basking in the glow of optimism fuelled by Trump’s policies and promises of global stability, the story back home in India is starkly different.

After days of relentless storms and dark clouds, the sun always finds a way to break through.

As the year 2024 drew to a close, India’s benchmark indices

As we stand at the cusp of 2025, it is imperative to take a moment to reflect on the patterns and paradoxes that defined 2024 and chart a thoughtful course for the year ahead.

As the year begins to wind down, the anticipation of a quiet wrap-up has been interrupted by a major global financial event.

This past week was nothing short of a whirlwind of news and developments, yet the market’s price action largely remained within a range,

Over the past couple of years, every time a newsworthy event or economic uncertainty has tried to corner the stock market bulls

The benchmark Nifty 50 index has been on a volatile journey, rallying over 1,000 points from its November 21 low following

The past few trading sessions have felt like a rollercoaster ride, with the markets grappling with a cocktail of challenges ranging from geopolitical tensions to corporate controversies.

In a truncated trading week, Nifty 50 index, the NSE benchmark, ended in the red across all sessions

In the last few days, the financial markets have witnessed a dramatic tug-of-war, balancing the enthusiasm surrounding Donald Trump’s return to political prominence against the hard realities of impending US Federal Reserve decisions.

As we move from Samvat 2080 into Samvat 2081, reflecting on the past year reveals just how eventful it has been for the Indian markets.

In the past 18 trading sessions, the NSE benchmark Nifty 50 index has dropped around 7.5 per cent from its all-time high.

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, marks the onset of the festive season in India – a time typically filled with celebration and increased consumption across sectors.

Over the past month, the Indian equity benchmark indices have significantly underperformed compared to the US markets.

The old adage ‘when it rains, it pours’ seems tailormade for the present state of the market.

With the recent rate decisions from the US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan behind us, the markets were looking for a fresh catalyst to extend the rally.

Buy the rumour, sell the news" is a wellknown mantra in the trading world, and that’s exactly what we saw on D-Street this Thursday.

Ever since this bull rally began, whispers of a looming market crash reminiscent of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) have filled the air.

Despite this, the broader domestic market has shown remarkable resilience, with the Nifty Small-Cap 100 reaching a fresh all-time high on Thursday

The past five trading sessions have been nothing short of remarkable.

Is this time really different for the Indian markets?

In the world of financial markets, the concept of revenge often emerges as a double-edged sword.

Not long ago, India was abuzz with excitement over the potential for its first-ever wrestling gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

This past week has been nothing short of eventful for the Indian markets, with equity benchmark indices scaling fresh record highs.

The Union Budget for 2024-2025 has been presented and analysed. Its key points of interest include changes

The Indian equity benchmark indices have been reaching new heights day after day, reminiscent of Sunny Deol’s famous courtroom cry “tarikh pe tarikh!” Only this time,

Euphoria in the stock market can be gauged easily. It’s when your local vendor suggests buying stocks, and the hot topic at family gatherings or functions is the stock market.

The Indian equity benchmark indices have recently achieved unprecedented milestones with BSE Sensex breaching the mark of 80,000 and NSE Nifty 50 crossing 24,300 for the first time in history.

Records are meant to be broken, and Nifty’s performance in 2024 has been nothing short of extraordinary.

This week, the Indian markets experienced an exhilarating ride, with the term "all-time high" becoming a frequent mention on D-Street.

The Indian equity market’s journey this past week has mirrored that of a sprinter—starting with a burst of energy but ending like an exhausted marathoner.

Apremature celebration can turn triumph into tragedy – a lesson starkly illustrated at the start of this week.

As a scorching heat wave sweeps across the country, temperatures in the Delhi NCR region have soared to a record-breaking 50 degrees Celsius.

Picture the excitement of a long-awaited guest arriving ahead of schedule, bringing a gift that leaves everyone astonished and delighted.

Last week unfolded with a flurry of developments that captivated market observers, ranging from the resurgence of meme stocks to the speculation surrounding potential US Federal Reserve rate cuts.

Over the past week, the Indian markets have experienced a noticeable spike in volatility, sending a jolt through investors and traders alike.

The week started with a bang for the National Stock Exchange (NSE) as its benchmark Nifty 50 index soared to a record high.

As we transition from broad geopolitical headlines to more focused news on specific stocks and companies, the markets are starting to reflect the impact of the earning season.

Coupled with the index's proximity to key support levels around 21,900-22,000, the market finds itself at a pivotal juncture.

Investors have been basking in the glow of abundance lately, with their investments soaring across various asset classes.

After a sluggish and choppy start to the week, market participants eagerly awaited the muchanticipated breakout on the NSE benchmark Nifty 50 index, aiming for a move above the 22,500-22,530 level.

The conclusion of FY24 witnessed a remarkable surge in the Nifty and Sensex, both surging close to 1 per cent.

The recent market dynamics have been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, with both the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty 50 indices teetering on the brink of negativity before staging a remarkable turnaround.

The past year we saw a remarkable surge in the broader market, with mid-cap and small-cap stocks leading the charge.

The relationship between leap years and the Indian stock markets has historically been intriguing, marked by notable crashes and market turbulence during such years.

In the ebb and flow of the market, it’s not uncommon to hear whispers of a looming downturn whenever corrections occur.

The phrase ‘all’s well that ends well’ perfectly captures the current climactic twist.

In the hallowed halls of the Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent denunciation of the Congress Party’s mismanagement of public sector undertakings (PSUs) during the UPA regime sparked not only a fiery exchange but also reignited the perennial debate surrounding the potential of these entities.

In her succinct yet impactful interim budget speech preceding the imminent general elections, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman showcased a strategic and disciplined approach akin to the legendary cricketer Rahul Dravid in crafting the interim budget for the fiscal year 2024-25.

Another week has come to a close, and a relief rally briefly lifted spirits for HDFC Bank, the joy proved to be short-lived though, with the heavyweight private sector bank ending lower by 2.58 per cent.

In the theatre of market dynamics, the curtain rose on this earnings season with promising performances from IT heavyweights, propelling the NSE benchmark Nifty 50 index above the commendable 22,100 mark.

As the year 2024 unfolds, a familiar pattern emerges among individuals worldwide – the making of resolutions brimming with zeal and enthusiasm, only to witness a gradual wane in commitment as days pass.

In the gripping saga of the India versus South Africa test match’s first day, a staggering 23 wickets tumbled, echoing the unpredictability of the cricket pitch.

As we bid adieu to the financial tapestry of 2023, the Indian equity markets find themselves at the zenith of an exhilarating ascent.

Wednesday’s market session unfolded with the abruptness of a surprise guest at a party, catching the traders off-guard with prices tumbling a staggering 500 points from their highs.

In a revelation that has sent ripples through the financial landscape, the Indian markets find themselves at an exuberant 'all-time' high, courtesy of the orchestrations led by none other than Jerome Powell.

In recent weeks, financial markets have experienced a remarkable fairytale-like surge,

Nifty, after a gap of almost two and a half months, once again crossed the psychological level of the 20,000 mark last week.

recent incident has unfolded that might persuade even the most sceptical individuals of the astonishing pace of change happening in the Indian economy.

Just like the precision and finesse displayed by the Indian men’s cricket team in the unfolding drama of the 2023 World Cup,

Warm Diwali greetings to all our cherished readers, beloved family, and loyal friends at DSIJ!

“Patience is power,” as Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen eloquently put it. In a world where the markets often test our patience,

At the heart of a tumultuous week in the financial world, where every move was punctuated with uncertainty and surprise

It’s been an eventful period since our last editorial, and the geopolitical landscape has only grown more uncertain.

Over the preceding weekend, a palpable unease in the Israel-occupied Gaza Strip region of the Palestinian state took a dire turn.

Over the past one week, market participants have been entrusting their decisions to the prevailing trends in the Western markets,

In the world of market discourse, the traditional icebreaker, “How much profit or loss did you make today?”

In the past one week our world has witnessed a whirlwind of events, a cascade of actions that have spanned from the resounding beats of ‘dhols’ and drums heralding the arrival of Lord Ganesh to the solemn offering of ‘laal sindoor’, the vermilion red symbol of devotion.

If you are a cricket fan, you are probably caught up in the thrilling action of the 50-over Asia Cup happening in Sri Lanka.

As the country revels in the celebratory spirit of Janmashtami, a festival renowned for its lively traditions, the stock market has also been making waves with a breakout on the NSE benchmark.

After closing in green for four months consecutively, the frontline equity indices in India concluded in the red for the month of August.

The graceful lunar landing of Chandrayaan 3 has filled every Indian heart’s with pride, showcasing India’s space prowess.

In a convergence that seems lifted straight from the grand narratives of cinema, the world of action-packed movies and the dynamic market arena have each staged an electrifying revival.

You have probably heard the saying, “When America sneezes the world catches a cold.”

In the ever-ebbing tides of the financial world, a famous quote by English author W W Jacobs rings true: “Be careful what you wish for, you may receive it.”

The ever-changing dance of the market continues to keep us on our toes too!

What an incredible market journey it has been! The Nifty 50s climb from 18,000 to 19,000 was a steady and patient ascent that spanned over 21 months.

The northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh has been grappling with heavy rainfall over the past few days, leading to severe flooding and landslides across its hilly terrain.

In a whirlwind of financial frenzy, tomatoes and the Nifty index have been catapulting to unprecedented milestones with each passing day.

In the world of stocks and trading, the enigmatic connection between desire and destiny is both mysterious and aweinspiring.

Editor's views on the capital markets, stock reviews and buzz on Dalal Street so that you don’t miss a beat.

When we hear the term hat-trick, our minds often associate it with cricket.

Indian benchmark indices NSE Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex continued their upward movement at snail speed during the week, thanks to improving global cues and RBI MPC outcome.

The last trading session of May was a nail-biter for market participants.

The month of May has proven to be a remarkable one for investors, defying the famous adage of ‘sell in May and go away’.

The NSE benchmark Nifty 50 has recently hit a swing high of 18,458.90, but it now appears to be running out of steam.

The last week has been a mixed bag for the domestic market with no clear trend emerging in the frontline indices.

All eyes, ears and minds were glued to a single event that took place recently: the US Federal Reserve meeting.

As children we all must have heard the phrase “slow and steady wins the race”. It emphasises that consistent gradual progress leads to the best results, not brief, intense effort.

The Indian benchmark indices have been experiencing a mixed trend recently with the NSE benchmark Nifty 50 slipping below its 100 DMA and forming a sizeable bearish bar on Monday.

“Buy the rumour, sell the news.” This is a popular trading strategy that captures the excitement and anticipation of market participants as they try to profit from upcoming news or data announcements.

Change is the only constant in the stock market and nowhere was this more evident than in the recent tactical bounce experienced by the NSE benchmark index Nifty 50. Just a week ago, sentiments were predicting a doomsday scenario for the markets.