SEBI’s Gold and Silver Valuation Move: What Changes for Mutual Fund Investors SEBI has issued a circular on valuation of physical gold and silver held by mutual fund schemes. Market coverage around the circular indicates implementation from April 1, bringing domestic spot price discovery into the valuation framework used for relevant fund exposures. Why this ...
Private banking heavyweights ICICIBANK, HDFCBANK and KOTAKBANK led a sharp afternoon selloff, dragging Bank Nifty lower and pulling Nifty below 25,300.
NSE commentary on post-April STT impact triggered a sharp sell-off in exchange and broking-linked stocks, highlighting policy-led stress within turnover-sensitive financial names.
Indian markets closed sharply lower on February 27, 2026, as FII selling, global tech weakness, Iran-linked geopolitical stress and rupee pressure deepened risk-off sentiment.
Indian benchmarks weakened through midday trade on global risk-off cues, with banking and FMCG heavyweights leading index losses while IT stocks remained relatively firm.
Late-session weakness in HDFC Bank and other private lenders offset gains in pharma and auto, leaving benchmark indices almost unchanged at the close.
Nifty remained choppy in mid-afternoon trade as strength in auto and pharma heavyweights offset weakness in FMCG and power names, capping benchmark momentum.
Indian benchmarks erased early gains in afternoon trade on February 26, 2026, as firmer crude and softer global cues drove profit booking and pushed Nifty below 25,500.
Early gains in IT stocks lost momentum as FMCG and PSU-bank selling intensified, pulling Nifty below 25,450 in afternoon trade amid weak broader market breadth.
Indian equities surrendered most early gains as metal stocks held firm while PSU banks and key heavyweights declined, resulting in a narrow index close and negative breadth.
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