The partnership also provides an opportunity for industry leaders in lighting and interior systems to offer integrated solutions to meet the rapidly evolving technological advancements in the automotive sector, according to the company. 

Recently, the board informed the exchange that they are considering cash infusion through a preferential issue of warrants of Rs 127.23 crore

The amount of cane crushed was larger in the fiscal year 2022 compared to the previous year, which led to an increase in revenue of the company, around 20 per cent on an annual basis

Group CEO Rahul Talele commented that this growth has been achieved on the back of firm realizations and highest ever quarterly sales volumes which improved 102 per cent on QoQ basis

In the September quarter FY23, the company’s revenue stood at Rs 155.53 crore, while the revenue in the corresponding quarter last year was nil

The company operates in three major segments - project management consultancy, engineering procurement & construction and real estate

The company informed the exchange, through its press release, that it has sold 5.45 per cent of its equity holding in Dev Accelerator Pvt. Ltd. ( DevX) , a managed co-working space business, at a valuation of 104 crore.

The company is the largest manufacturer of large-size plastic drums with a market share of 60 per cent, the second largest manufacturer of composite cylinders and the third largest intermediate bulk container manufacturer.  

Recently, the company announced the issuance of bonus shares along with a stock split of the equity shares of the company.

The Maharashtra State's cabinet sub-committee on industries cleared 13 projects worth Rs 70,000 crore, including as many as three large projects worth Rs 35,520 crore that will come up in Gadchiroli and Chandrapur districts.

The Company is currently executing infrastructure projects in 30+ countries and has a footprint in 110+ countries. It is the flagship company of the RPG Group. 

he shares of this company are trading at a PE multiple of 12.92 and an ROE of 6.74, indicating strong managerial performance.

The stock is up by 448 per cent in six months while BSE Sensex is up by 12.95 per cent in six months.

Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 131.10.

The shares of this company are trading at a PE multiple of 17.60 and an ROE of 17.55, all of which point to strong managerial performance.

BSE Sensex opened on a negative note, losing by 63 points and trading at a level of 55,862 at 11.05 am.

The Indian benchmark indices have started the day on a positive note. On the back of good global cues, Indian markets opened today on a high note.

BSE Sensex closed at 54,884 levels, zooming by 632 points.

Xpro India reported that its board of directors proposed issuing bonus equity shares in a 1:2 ratio during its meeting on Wednesday. 

Following a turbulent session on Thursday, the major equity indices concluded the day with big gains. Banks, metals, and financials rose but FMCG stocks fell. NSE's monthly F&O contracts expired today, causing trading to be turbulent. InterGlobe Aviation's stock (Indigo Airline) increased by 10.51 per cent. The stock of ITI rocketed by 18.55 per cent. The company's consolidated net profit rose by 78.33 per cent. Also, the shares of Torrent Pharmaceuticals' soared 10.16 per cent. 

In early trade, the domestic equity benchmarks reversed gains and traded with losses. Nifty fell below 16,000 points. For the fourth session in a row, FMCG stocks have fallen. Amid heightened volatility and jittery investor sentiments, Asian markets stagnated.

After a tumultuous session on Wednesday, the domestic equity indices ended near the day's low. IT, PSU banks, metals, and real estate companies concluded the day with big losses but private banks & financials managed to finish the day in the green. On Wednesday, European and Asian stocks rose across the board.

The domestic market opened in the green with a small gain in the volatile market. Banks and financial services opened about a per cent higher, followed by minor gains in pharma & FMCG. On the international front, the US stock market saw yet another round of volatility. All the Asian indices trade in the green, indicating mixed investor optimism. The top three equities are Shanghai SE (+0.58 per cent), Hang Seng (+0.58 per cent), and Nikkei (+0.11 per cent).  

BSE Sensex closed with a loss today, falling by 236 points to close at 54,052 levels.

On Tuesday, Indian markets opened in the red amid considerable volatility, owing to mixed global cues. Nifty Bank, auto, and public sector undertakings gained ground. On Sensex, FMCG was down by 0.89 per cent, IT plunged 1.29 per cent and healthcare slipped 0.83 per cent while all other indices were somewhat higher. 

On Monday, the domestic equity benchmarks closed near the flat line, with a slight negative tilt. While metal equities were heavily selling, IT and auto companies ended the day in the green. Inflation concerns, impending expectations of fast interest rate rises, and a weakening global economic outlook all weighed on investors' minds. 

During Monday's opening bell, Indian markets were flat despite strong volatility, mirroring mixed global trends. On the domestic front, the auto index climbed 1 per cent to boost the broader markets, while metal stocks fell 8 per cent in early trading. The market's performance comes after the government announced an excise duty drop of Rs 8 per litre on petrol and Rs 6 per litre on diesel. 

S&P BSE Sensex soared 270 points to 54,569.18 at 10.30 am. S&P BSE Midcap index also scaled up by 126 points and trades at 22,827.49 levels. 

In April 2022, India's wholesale pricing index (WPI) inflation rate was 15.08 per cent, up from 10.74 per cent in April 2021.

Sensex moved ahead of the 53,500 barrier early in the day while Nifty 50 broke the resistance level of 16,000. The volatility is higher as investors remain cautious, owing to inflation concerns, a dull economic outlook, a rise in Brent crude oil prices, and the Chinese lockdown.

The barometers finished slightly higher, halting the six-day losing trend. Buying pressure was seen in banking, real estate & auto stocks while selling pressure was seen in the IT and FMCG companies. The share of Avenue Supermarts (D-Mart) soared 10 per cent. The stock of Eicher Motors jumped 7.75 per cent. Balkrishna Industries rose 8.11 per cent after reporting a 36 per cent increase in the net revenue.   

Monday’s trading session began on a pleasant note with Sensex touching the 53,000 level and Nifty 50 crossing the 15,900 mark. Global yields, economic outlook, April WPI inflation data, and the ongoing corporate earnings of big businesses may all influence investors’ interest in Indian equities. Banking, financials, realty, telecom, auto, and metal sectors attained more than 1.5 per cent each, indicating widespread buying. 

After a tumultuous session on Friday, the domestic equity indices ended near the day's low. A sharp sell-off in the final hour of the trading session wiped out all profits and pushed global benchmarks down. Sectors that were in green include the auto, FMCG, and pharmaceutical industries while metal, financial services & banking sectors ended in the red.

Nifty is approaching 16,000 points while auto stocks have ended a five-day losing trend. In April 2022, India's retail inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), increased to 7.79 per cent while Matrimony.com climbed 16.70 per cent. The company's board of directors approved a share buyback worth Rs 75 crore, at a price not exceeding Rs 1,150 per share. Tata Motors surged 9.4 per cent. In Q4FY22, the firm reported a combined net loss of Rs 1,032.84 crore, compared to Rs 7,605.40 crore in Q4 FY21.

On Thursday, Sensex and Nifty traded down, reflecting sluggish global markets. At the time of the opening bell, the banking, financial, utilities, power, and metal companies weighed the most. Inflation risk has moved investors' concerns, and it continues to be a big barrier for the Indian as well as the global markets. Meanwhile, Consumer Price India (CPI) inflation data will be released later today by the government. The market's overall health was poor. Around 439 equities increased on BSE while 1,965 declined. CPI inflation figures for April 2022 will be released by the government later today. In addition, Morgan Stanley lowered India's GDP growth predictions for FY23 & FY24 to 7.6 per cent, citing increased crude oil costs and the global slowdown.

During mid-afternoon trade, the domestic equities came close to a flat line, shrinking major cuts. All sectors closed in the red with the exception of finance, bankex, oil & gas, and realty. On Wednesday, the European stocks were up across the board while Asian markets were mainly up. In Europe, German inflation hit 7.4 per cent in April, the highest level since 1981.  

Only the Bankex sector, out of all others, witnessed buying. During the session, metal, IT, and FMCG equities were among the worst performers. Inflation in the consumer sector also increased faster than projected. The consumer price index (CPI) increased by 2.1 per cent from a year ago, the quickest rate in five months, after growing by 1.5 per cent in March. 

On Monday, the benchmark indices remained in the negative region. The barometers fell further for the second day in a row. During the day, metal and FMCG were among the major losers. Dow Jones index futures in the United States were down by 398 points, implying a bad start to the day for US stocks. On Monday, the European markets fell along with most Asian markets as investors worried about the country's chronically high inflation rate. 

The market opened on a negative note thereby, reflecting the worldwide market weakness caused due to the selling pressure from foreign institutional investors (FIIs), who were concerned about growing inflation and interest rate hikes. Tech Mahindra, Reliance, JSW Steel, Tata Steel, and Induslnd Bank are among the worst performers.  

The domestic equity indices ended the week with heavy losses, mirroring global cues. Banks, financials, autos, IT, and metals were among the worst-performing sectors. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of the market's anticipation of volatility over the short term, climbed 4.71 per cent to 21.25. Three employees of Axis Mutual Fund, including MD and CEO Chandresh Nigam, have rumored to have made a scam of Rs 1,000 crore, putting redemption pressure on all Axis MF schemes. Viresh Joshi and Deepak Agarwal of Axis MF have been replaced as fund managers.

At the time of today’s trading bell, Indian markets took a tremendous drop, spurred by a broad-based sell-off across the sectoral indices. IT, metal, and real estate equities took the biggest hits, losing 2 per cent each. The stock of Hindustan Foods climbed 4.55 per cent to Rs 1,865.80. On May 20, 2022, according to the corporation, the board of directors of Hindustan Foods will discuss a stock split. Meanwhile, the stock of Blue Dart Express increased 1.28 per cent to Rs 6,915.55. The company's overall net profit increased by 52.2 per cent to Rs 13 crore 67 lakh. 

On Thursday, the domestic equity indices concluded the day with minor gains, mirroring mixed global indications. After hitting a high of 16,945.70 in the early session, Nifty ended below 16,700. Banks, FMCG, and real estate stocks fell while IT & metal stocks rose.  

After Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lifted the repo rate by 40 basis points (bps) to 4.40 per cent at an off-cycle meeting on Wednesday, the Indian markets opened on a positive note on Thursday. The domestic equities saw widespread buying with the bank, auto, and IT sectors leading the market. The sole laggard in the early session was the consumer durables sector.

On Wednesday, the domestic equity barometers fell and ended near the day's low. Nifty fell below 16,700 points. The stocks have dropped across the board. Following Reserve Bank of India's surprise rate hike announcement, the bourses witnessed a significant sell-off today (RBI). Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) agreed unanimously to raise the policy repo rate by 40 basis points to 4.40 per cent. The cash reserve ratio (CRR) was also hiked by 50 basis points to 4.50 per cent by the central bank. "CRR hike might suck liquidity out of the banking industry to the tune of Rs 83,711.55 crore," the Governor stated. 

Indian markets opened with losses amid high volatility during opening bells on Wednesday. Only Oil & Gas out of all the sectoral indices on the NSE edged higher. On the BSE Sensex, the sectors trading in green are Realty, Energy, Oil & Gas, and Information Technology. Stocks of Britannia Industries jumped 5.50 per cent to Rs 3452.60, as it reported a 4.3 per cent rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 379.87 crore. 

On Monday, the equity indices continued their losing streak into the second trading day, finishing with minor losses. After touching the day's low of 16,917.25 in the early trade, Nifty managed to settle above the 17,050 mark. The market was supported by metal, private bank & media stocks while auto, IT, and consumer durables witnessed selling pressure. The domestic sentiment was harmed as a result of poor global signals.

In the mid-morning trade, the benchmark indices traded in a narrow range with losses. Except for Nifty Realty index, all of NSE's sectoral indices were in the red. Other companies set to announce their results today include Adani Wilmar, Jindal Stainless, INOX Leisure, IDBI Bank, Castrol India, Mahindra Holidays & Resorts, Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services, Dwarikesh Sugar, CG Power, Alembic Pharmaceuticals, and Saregama India.

On Friday, the key indices gave up early gains and closed the choppy trading session with losses. After hitting the day's high of 17,377.65 in the morning trade, Nifty finished just above the 17,100 mark. On NSE, all sectoral indices closed in the negative territory, with media and oil & gas stocks losing the most. The stock of Shriram Transport Finance Business climbed 4.9 per cent to Rs 1,199.65 after the company reported a 43.87 per cent increase in standalone net profit. On Friday, the European markets rose across the board as good corporate profits boosted global stocks.  

Varroc Engineering Ltd (VEL) hits a 20 per cent upper circuit limit of Rs 494.60 after announcing that it will sell its four-wheeler lighting system operations in the Americas and Europe to Compagnie Plastic Omnium SE of France for 600 million euros. Jindal Poly Films (JPFL) rose 3.23 per cent to Rs 1,155 after the business said that Jindal Polypack, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has entered into a deal to acquire 100 per cent of SMI Coated Products' shares.

On Thursday, the equity indices completed a turbulent trading session with significant gains. Hindustan Unilever rose 4.33 per cent to Rs 2,237 after reporting an 8.59 per cent increase in revenue. Coromandel International climbed 6.86 per cent after reporting an 85.94 per cent increase in the consolidated net profit. The stock of Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CCPL) jumped 6.43 per cent after the refining firm reported a 329 per cent increase in its net profit. Indian Hotels Company surged 4.83 per cent to Rs 247.25 after registering a consolidated net profit of Rs 57.93 crore for the fourth quarter. Persistent Systems soared 5.1 per cent after reporting a 13.9 per cent increase in its consolidated net profit.

Hindustan Unilever increased by 2.85 per cent. The FMCG giant recorded an increase in standalone net profit of 8.59 per cent. Biocon, Coromandel International, IIFL Finance, IndiaMART InterMESH, Laurus Labs, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Mphasis, PNB Housing Finance, Shoppers Stop, Shriram Transport Finance Company, Sterlite Technologies, Varun Beverages, and Vedanta will also release their financial results today. Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), Viacom18, and Bodhi Tree Systems have formed a strategic alliance to build one of India's major TV & digital streaming firms. After the refining business reported a 329 per cent increase in the net profit to Rs 994.42 crore, Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CCPL) struck a 10 per cent upper circuit at Rs 263.35 per share.

The company uses ore to generate sponge iron, which is subsequently processed through several steps to manufacture end products, resulting in cost-effectiveness. This makes the fabrication of MS Pipes and Scaffolding more cost-effective. All final goods at various phases serve as inputs for the next process, allowing for product mix changes based on market demand & supply, market location, and gross margins.  

On Wednesday, the equity indices lost ground during a tumultuous trading session. All NSE sectoral indices ended in the red, with the exception of the media index. The imminent LIC IPO and weak global cues prompted an exodus of equity. Today, the European stocks were trading higher. The bulls in today's session were IIFL Securities, Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd, Bombay Dyeing, KPIT Technologies, Ruchi Soya, and Adani Power.

Concerns about growing inflation, interest rate hikes, and potential damage to global economic development weighed heavily on Indian markets, which opened on a downbeat note. In the intraday trading today, Reliance Industries climbed 1.14 per cent, setting a new intraday high of Rs 2,827.10. The company's market valuation has reached Rs 19 lakh crore. Mahindra Logistics increased 10 per cent to Rs 523. Wipro is set to pay $540 million for consulting business ‘Rizing’. The stock of Lasa Supergenerics received a fresh order worth 50 crore rupees, resulting in a nearly 3 per cent increase in the share price.  

In the morning, the benchmark indices rose sharply on the back of resilience in index pivotals. With more than 2 per cent, BSE Power and BSE Auto sectors are in the lead. Today, corporations such as Bajaj Finance (up by 2.22 per cent) will release their quarterly results. The share of Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing Company is currently trading at 129.75, up by 4.59 per cent. Also, the shares of Adani Wilmar gained 5 per cent as the company is set to announce its quarterly results on May 2.

Nifty dropped below the crucial 17,000 mark. Barring banks and auto shares, selling pressure was seen across the board. Today, the share in focus is Borosil Renewables, which plunged over 4 per cent. The gaining stocks in focus are Jayant Agro, ICICI Bank, and Apcotex. Equity indices trimmed initial losses in the morning trade. Kohinoor Foods was locked in an upper circuit of 5 per cent at Rs 13.2 on BSE. The company's board will consider raising funds through the rights issue. On BSE, Kohinoor Foods was stuck in a 5 per cent upper circuit at Rs 13.2. 

The share of OnMobile Global is in an uptrend. To put into perspective, the stock's price is at Rs 181.50 and has rallied nearly 10 per cent in today’s morning session. Furthermore, in one month, the stock has given an astounding return of more than 50 per cent while in a period of one year, it skyrocketed by 73.15 per cent.   

On April 22, 2022, post the reports of quarterly earnings, the shares of Aditya Birla Money, Hindustan Zinc, Tata Metaliks, Tejas Networks, and Wendt (India) climbed 1.14 per cent, 0.66 per cent, 0.98 per cent, 1.46 per cent & 1.19 per cent, respectively. Meanwhile, ahead of its quarterly earnings set to release on April 23, 2022, the shares of ICICI Bank plunged 1.40 per cent.  

In Q4 FY 2021-22, Gensol revenue increases by 190 per cent year over year. The company performed well in the last quarter, which concluded on March 31, 2022 (Q4). In addition to good news, the lot size of the stock has also decreased from 2128 to 523 per lot. The shares of Gensol Engineering skyrocketed by 41.45 per cent in just one month. Also in a period of five months, a staggering jump of 327.38 per cent was seen by the stock. Furthermore, the stock has zoomed by 624.15 per cent in just a year. 

Rally was seen in the afternoon session in stocks like Reliance Industries, Infosys, and HDFC twins. ICICI Securities plunged 6 per cent despite reporting an increase in Q4FY22. Everest Kanto Cylinder's wholly-owned subsidiary joins a joint venture; the stock rises 5 per cent. PNC Infratech receives Rs 37.02 crore bonuses for the early project completion; stock skyrocketed 8 per cent. The stock of DJ Mediaprint & Logistics soars over 5 per cent after securing a deal from Maharashtra Government.

Notable large-cap bulls include RIL, Coal India, and Adani Ports. Nifty PSU Bank and Consumer Durables outpaced the market by more than a per cent each. Metal stocks have seen a slight decline. In terms of sectoral indices, Nifty Realty outperformed, surging over a per cent while other indices were in the green. Angel One jumped nearly 7 per cent. The company reported a 100.8 per cent rise in consolidated net profit.

Markets are trading higher with auto, IT, and oil & gas companies leading the way. Nifty is above 17,000 while Sensex is up by over 350 points. On April 20, Angel One, Tata Elxsi, ICICI Securities, JTL Infra, Reliance Industrial Infrastructure, Ellora Trading, HCKK Ventures, Indbank Merchant Banking Services, and IND Bank Housing will report their respective quarterly earnings. The top F&O gainers this morning are Metropolis Healthcare Ltd, Dr Lal PathLabs Ltd, ACC Ltd, Motherson Sumi Systems Limited, and Ambuja Cements Limited. 

The stock hit a high of Rs 279 in the early trade on Tuesday after the company announced that the board of directors will meet on April 30, 2022, to consider a stock split proposal. Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd has recently outperformed the market by a significant margin. The stock has gained 15 per cent in the last one month as compared to a 1.38 per cent fall in S&P BSE Sensex. 

Coal India increased by 3.33 per cent in response to the rising demand and also, enhanced its supplies to thermal power plants. The share price of AU Small Finance Bank rose by 1.71 per cent. On April 26, 2022, the lender's board of directors will consider issuing bonus shares. Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd (RVNL) gained 0.01 per cent. Mahanadi Coalfields Limited and the PSU company have signed a memorandum of understanding.  

The Indian benchmark indices are trading sideways with extreme volatility. On April 18, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold shares worth Rs 6,387.45 crore while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were net purchasers worth Rs 3,341.96 crore. The stock in focus today is AU Small Finance Bank, which jumped 4 per cent, as lender's board will consider a bonus share issue on April 26, 2022. Also, Apollo Hospitals gained 5.63 per cent in the first half of the session as a huge turnover on BSE was seen as the stock trades at a high P/E of 59.58 points. 

The stocks of Oil & gas, metals as well as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) rose while banks, financials, and auto companies fell. On Wednesday, most of the European markets fell but Asian stocks mainly rose, as investors awaited market reaction to a somewhat hotter-than-expected US inflation report. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, climbed 2.05 per cent to 17.78 levels. European markets mostly edged lower on Wednesday. 

On Wednesday, the Indian markets kicked off the day on a bullish note, reversing the previous dismal session. The continued see-saw fight of Brent crude oil prices, on the other hand, is influencing investors around the world, where the prolonged crisis between Russia & Ukraine have left global markets in a frenzy.

After a dull session on Tuesday, the domestic equities barometers concluded with heavy losses. Nifty fell below 17,550 points. Metals, information technology, and oil & gas equities fell the most. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, moved up by 0.62 per cent to 18.16 levels. European markets mostly edged lower on Monday.  

The Indian benchmark indexes are now trading at low levels. Bank stocks are down for the second day in a row. In mid-morning trade, the domestic equity barometers managed to reduce some losses and came off the day's low. Shiva Texyarn increased by 10.11 per cent to Rs 250. The Indian Government's Ministry of Defence has issued an order to the firm. Gufic BioSciences increased 11.86 per cent to Rs 277.25 per share. Meanwhile, Isavuconazonium Sulfate API injection licence has been granted by the Central Licensing Approving Authority.

The Indian markets, mirroring the weakness in their global peers, closed in red on Monday. Veranda Learning Solutions closed at Rs 164.80 on BSE, at a premium of 20.29 per cent compared with the issue price of Rs 137. SMS Lifesciences jumped 11.03 per cent to Rs 876.95. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, moved up by 3.29 per cent to 18.27 levels. Meanwhile, the European markets mostly edged lower on Monday.

On Monday, Indian markets plummeted due to negative global cues and concerns about inverted US bond yields as well as the ongoing concerns from the COVID-19 epidemic. 

Today, the major gaining sectors were energy, FMCG, metal, oil & gas, and power. The shares of Mangalore Chemicals, Deep Industries, Zuari, and Jaiprakash Associates gave exception returns in today’s session. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went down by 6.90 per cent to 17.69 levels.

In the US markets, Dow Jones and NASDAQ traded higher by 0.06 per cent & 0.43 per cent, respectively. On BSE, the shares of Deep Industries zoomed 12 per cent to Rs 260.90 in today’s trading session. RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said that India’s digital currency can replace cash transactions to some extent in India. The buyers outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On BSE, 2,206 shares rose while 917 shares fell. The FII sold shares worth Rs 5,009.62 crore and the DII bought shares worth Rs 1,774.70 crore on April 07.

Asian markets were trading slightly higher on Friday. BSE Telecom, metal, and energy are bullish in the morning session. Selling was seen by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) worth Rs 5,009.62 crore while in domestic institutional investors (DIIs), buying was seen at Rs 1,774.70 crore in the Indian markets on April 07. Crude oil is trading at $95.64 per barrel. The rupee has depreciated this morning and is trading at 75.98 against the dollar.   

The domestic equity benchmarks extended losses for the third session on Thursday. Among all sectors, only BSE FMCG, Bankex, Healthcare, and Realty ended on a positive note. Most of the European shares ascended whereas many Asian shares declined on Thursday. The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility went down by 0.13 per cent to 19.00 levels.

The US markets namely, Dow Jones and NASDAQ were down by 0.40 per cent & 2.2 per cent, respectively. Invesco plans to sell a 7.8 per cent stake in Zee via block deals. Bandhan Bank, ChrysCap, and GIC teamed up to buy IDFC Mutual Fund for Rs 4,500 crore. Meanwhile, ‘Tata Neu’, the country’s first super app is set to launch today. The buyers outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On BSE, 2,018 shares rose and 1,196 shares fell. The FIIs sold shares worth Rs 2,279.97 crore while the DIIs bought shares worth Rs 622.92 crore on April 6.

The domestic equities moved in sync with US markets to close in the negative, fuelled by investors’ expectation of stringent interest rate decisions by the Fed. The market closed lower for the second successive day, dragged down by IT and financial sector stocks. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went up by 2.89 per cent to 19.02 levels.  

Indian markets nosedived during Wednesday's trading session, tracking weak global peers. The US market was down by 0.80 per cent and 2.20 per cent. The mutual fund industry’s AUM grew by 19 per cent to Rs 38.37 lakh crore. The buyers outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On BSE, 2,068 shares rose while 1,151 shares fell. The FIIs bought shares worth Rs 374.89 crore and the DIIs sold shares worth Rs 105.42 crore on April 05. 

Equity indices opened lower and traded with losses in the early trade. Asian markets were trading lower on Wednesday, mirroring losses seen among their peers on Wall Street, following an overnight surge. Buying was seen by both foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) as well as domestic institutional investors (DIIs) worth Rs 374.89 crore and Rs 105.42 crore, respectively in the Indian markets on April 04. Crude oil is trading at $ 102 per barrel. The Rupee has depreciated this morning and is trading at 75.49 against the dollar. 

All the sectoral indices on BSE and NSE ended in green. The major winning sectors today were BSE Finance, Bankex, metal, and power. Most European stocks were trading higher while most Asian markets ended on a positive note on Monday. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went down by 1.56 per cent to 20.24 levels. 

BSE Bankex and BSE Finance sector showed extraordinary returns of 4.68 per cent & 3.04 per cent, respectively. The big good news today is that HDFC Ltd has got board approval to merge with HDFC Bank. Around 42 shares of HDFC Bank will be allocated for every 25 shares of HDFC Ltd. Exports touched a record high of $ 418 billion dollars in March, up by 14.53 per cent on a year-on-year basis. The unemployment rate is seen falling to 7.5 per cent in India, showing that the economy is getting back on track after COVID-19 hit two years ago. The buyers predominantly outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On BSE, 2,484 shares rose while 728 shares fell. The FII bought shares worth Rs 1,909.78 crore and the DII had sold shares worth Rs 183.79 crore on April 01. 

All the sectors on BSE and NSE closed positively on the first day of the financial year 2023. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went up by 4.86 per cent to 20.27 levels.  

Almost all the sectors on BSE Sensex are positive. The major gaining sectors are BSE Power, oil & gas, telecom, and realty. The only sector holding Sensex down is information technology. The Indian markets traded on the upper side amid high volatility during opening bells on Friday thereby, tracking weak global cues as investors bet cautiously focussing on the developments of Russia-Ukraine peace talks. The buyers mainly outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On BSE, 2,532 shares rose and 677 shares fell. The FIIs bought shares worth Rs 3,088.73 crore while the DIIs bought shares worth Rs 1,145.28 crore on March 31. 

The Asian stocks are trading lower on Friday. The US market fell by more than 1.5 per cent yesterday. Buying was seen by both foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) worth Rs 3,088.73 crore as well as domestic institutional investors (DIIs) of Rs 1,145.28 crore in the Indian markets on March 31. The crude oil fell below the 100 dollar mark and is trading at $ 99.96 per barrel. The rupee has depreciated this morning and is trading at 75.92 against the dollar. 

The Indian equity benchmark indices broke a three-day winning band as the March Futures & Options (F&O) contracts expired. Today, the major gaining sectors on BSE Sensex were FMCG, telecom, and power sectors. On the other hand, the sectors that dragged down the index were healthcare, metal, and information technology. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went up by 5.40 per cent to 19.92 levels. 

Indian markets pulled back from their previous sharp rally and opened on a flat note today amid weak global cues. NASDAQ too fell on Wednesday by almost 1.2 per cent. Besides, Brent crude is trading at $ 110 per barrel. 

Today, the major gaining sectors on BSE Sensex were finance, information technology, Bankex, telecom, and realty. On the other hand, the sectors that dragged down the index were metal, energy, oil & gas, and power. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, went up by 0.051 per cent to 19.64 levels. 

The benchmark indices opened with a huge gain as bulls favoured across sectoral indices with banking, healthcare, auto, consumer durables, IT, and realty stocks outperforming. Both the benchmarks indices continued to trade near the day's high level as investors broadly cheered the ongoing developments between Russia-Ukraine peace talks along with oil prices falling below $107 per barrel.  

With the peace talk between Russia and Ukraine making progress, the markets around the globe have advanced. US Dow Jones had soared 338 points on Tuesday with S&P 500 continuing to gain on the fourth day. BSE Oil & Gas and Power sector stocks declined the most today morning.

Today, the major gaining sectors were healthcare, consumer durables, and realty. On the other hand, the sectors that dragged down the index were energy, auto, and oil & gas. NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility, plummeted 6.63 per cent to 19.43 levels.

Sensex and Nifty indices are up by 218 points & 65 points, respectively, extending their yesterday’s journey. BSE Basic Materials and BSE Realty are the major gaining sectors today. On the other hand, only BSE Energy and BSE Oil & Gas sectors are down by 0.60 per cent each. The buyers outnumbered sellers, showing slight positivity in the market. On BSE, 1,669 shares rose whereas 1,520 shares fell. The FII sold shares worth Rs 801.41 crore while the DIIs bought shares worth Rs 1,161.70 crore on March 28.  

Today the gaining sectors were Oil & Gas, Metal, and Bankex. Other the other hand the sector which dragged down the index were Consumer Durables, Information Technology, and Healthcare. The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility went down by 3.50 per cent to 22.61 levels. 

At 12.45 pm, on Monday, the core equity indices i.e Sensex and Nifty 50 were trading marginally higher than their opening levels, with Sensex gaining the 57,000- mark and Nifty maintaining the levels at 17,000. The FIIs have again started selling off in the domestic markets as the geopolitical tensions still persist around the world.

Oil prices rebounded on the back of reports of a missile strike on a Saudi Aramco facility. BSE Finance and BSE Consumer Durables are the worst-hit sectors today. The only sectors trading in green are BSE Energy and Oil & Gas. The sellers outnumbered buyers to show pessimism in the market. On the BSE, 1,002 shares rose and 2,345 shares fell. A total of 132 shares were unchanged. The FII sold shares worth Rs 1,507.37 crore and the DII bought shares worth Rs 1,373.02 crore on March 25. 

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Major dragging sectors were consumer durables, information technology, Pharma, and FMCG. While the Realty, PSU Bank, Oil & gas sector gained amid weak market. Also, the market remained volatile on account of the amplified geopolitical tensions. The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility went down by 2.09 per cent to 23.43 levels.

Sectoral indices on the BSE that are performing well are BSE Realty, BSE Metal, and BSE Oil & Gas. The sectors that are dragging the broader index are BSE FMCG, BSE Consumer Durables, and BSE Auto. The gold prices fell by 0.17 per cent trading 52,075. Whereas crude oil was trading at USD 121.9 per barrel, up by 0.25 per cent. On the BSE, 1,443 shares have advanced, 1,824 shares declined, whereas 126 shares are unchanged.

Weighing down by financials, consumer durable, FMCG and while energy, realty and metal stocks outperformed counterparts tracking mixed global cues. Buyers outnumbered sellers to show positivity in the market. On the BSE, 1,644 shares rose and 1,531 shares fell. A total of 138 shares were unchanged. Metal shares advanced for the sixth day in a row. The FII sold shares worth Rs 1740.71 crore and the DII bought shares worth Rs 2091.07 crore on March 24. 

BSE Banks, financials, FMCG, and IT sector stocks have declined in early morning trade. The Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold shares worth Rs 1740.71 crore; while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) purchase was seen of Rs 2091.07 crore in the Indian equity market on March 24. Brent crude is still trading at USD 119.4 per barrel. The Rupee has appreciated this morning by 0.18 per cent and trade at 76.20 

Banks, financials and consumer durable shares declined while metal, IT, pharma and oil & gas stocks advanced. The NSE's India VIX, a gauge of market volatility went down by 3.30 per cent to 23.93 levels.