Cupid Limited has quietly turned into one of the biggest wealth creators in the Indian stock market. The stock closed at ₹179.48 on June 24, 2026, after touching a fresh 52-week high of ₹182.88. It has gained approximately 49% in one month, 123% in three months and more than 835% over the past year. These ...
The New India Assurance Company, or NIACL, suddenly became one of the hottest PSU stocks in the market last week. NIACL shares ended June 19 at ₹202.31 after gaining roughly 32% during the week. The stock jumped more than 13% on Friday alone, following another sharp rally in the previous session. Interestingly, the rally had ...
Reliance Industries’ annual general meetings usually come with big announcements. The 2026 AGM was no different. But beneath the new products, ambitious targets and futuristic plans, one message stood out: Reliance is preparing for its next round of value creation. The long-awaited Jio Platforms IPO has finally moved forward. Reliance Intelligence is shifting from an ...
India’s Nuclear Energy Moment Has Arrived For many years, nuclear energy was not a popular stock market theme in India. Investors spoke more about solar, EVs, Defence, railways, semiconductors and green hydrogen. Nuclear power stayed in the background because the sector was tightly controlled, project cycles were long, and there were very few direct listed ...
SEBI wanted banks, insurers, and eventually pension funds to deepen India's commodity derivatives market. RBI and IRDAI are not inclined to allow that, leaving MCX and the broader market-depth thesis with a visible structural hole.
India's AI buildout may look like a software story, but the first listed winners could emerge from transformers, cables, switchgear, backup power, and cooling. Here is a practical stock ladder for how the data-center power trade may reprice in sequence.
If Brent holds above $120, Indian equities are unlikely to react in one wave. This crude sensitivity ladder ranks 10 stocks to watch by how quickly the oil shock can hit margins, sentiment, and macro risk pricing.
A one-day crude spike can be ignored. Two weeks above $120 Brent is different. At that point, Indian markets stop treating oil as a headline and start repricing sectors by how quickly the shock hits margins, inflation, yields, and the rupee.
The Nifty's April rally, buoyed by unprecedented retail investor engagement, is now confronting significant macroeconomic challenges as oil surges and the rupee weakens.
The rupee's breach to a new low reflects a tightening global dollar cycle and oil pressures, forcing the RBI to expend reserves amid fragile equity flows.
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