After a volatile first week of June marked by RBI policy decisions, FPI-focused measures and tech sector swings, investors are preparing for another event-packed week featuring key inflation readings, major corporate earnings and one of the most anticipated IPOs in history.
In early international trade, spot gold registered a downward correction, trading 0.79% lower at $4,556.70 per ounce, reflecting mild risk-on sentiment in global equities. Conversely, spot silver displayed marginal resilience, ticking up by 0.14% to trade at $75.98 per ounce.
At the opening bell around 9:15 AM, the benchmark Nifty 50 was trading comfortably at 23,675, marking a gain of 127 points or 0.54%. Simultaneously, the BSE Sensex surged by 423 points, or 0.57%, to reclaim the 75,198 threshold. Easing immediate market anxiety, the India VIX—the stock market's primary fear gauge—cooled off by more than 3% to settle at 15.67, indicating stabilizing investor sentiment despite persistent geopolitical friction in West Asia.
Should investors accumulate shares of HDFC Bank at current levels? Is it time to hold or book profits in Hindustan Aeronautics Limited? Has the opportunity to buy ITC Limited at attractive valuations already passed?
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Dalal Street is observing a mid-week breather today. India’s premier financial bourses, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), are officially closed today, Thursday, May 28, 2026, in observance of Bakri Id (Eid al-Adha).
Retail investors should avoid becoming fully allocated to equities at any stage of the market cycle and instead maintain disciplined and diversified exposure, according to First Global Founder and Managing Director Devina Mehra.
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Elon Musk-led SpaceX is already creating massive excitement in global financial markets even before its much-anticipated stock market debut. The aerospace giant is reportedly eyeing a staggering valuation of nearly $1.75 trillion through its expected initial public offering (IPO), a move that could make it one of the biggest public listings in history.
Indian equity benchmark indices witnessed a strong rally on Monday as improving sentiment around the ongoing Iran-US peace negotiations and easing crude oil prices boosted investor confidence across sectors.
Shares of FSN E-Commerce Ventures, popularly known as Nykaa, rose more than 4% on Friday after the company posted a strong set of fourth-quarter results backed by margin expansion, healthy demand in the beauty segment and improving performance in its fashion business.
The Nifty 50 strengthened its technical setup on Monday after reclaiming its 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) for the first time since February 27, signalling improving market momentum.
Market experts have identified five high-conviction trading ideas for the upcoming session, with buy recommendations across the power, pharmaceuticals, steel, automobile and specialty chemicals sectors.
The Nifty 50 ended last week on a positive note, closing above its recent trading range despite witnessing sharp profit booking in the final hour of Friday's session.
The sector staged a broad-based recovery after one of its sharpest corrections in decades, with renewed investor focus on valuations, cash-rich balance sheets and the possibility of fresh share buybacks.
The RBI's Financial Stability Report says total resource mobilisation from India's securities market fell to Rs 15.32 lakh crore in FY26, with weaker debt issuances offsetting strong equity fundraising led by a record 366 IPOs.
Indian markets look set for a cautious opening after Monday's selloff, while Wall Street's record-breaking rally and easing geopolitical tensions offer positive global cues ahead of Nifty's weekly expiry and quarter-end trade.
Rashi Peripherals has emerged as one of the best-performing technology stocks over the past year, with its share price surging 157% over the last 12 months and gaining 112% so far in 2026.
The technical analyst has identified bullish setups in the infrastructure, industrial manufacturing and auto components sectors, with clear upside targets and stop-loss levels for each stock.
Asia-Pacific markets ended broadly lower on Friday as another wave of selling in technology stocks dampened investor sentiment, reversing much of the optimism seen after the previous session's rebound.
Technical analyst Kush Bohra has identified three high-conviction trading opportunities for the upcoming market session, highlighting stocks from the financial services, healthcare technology, and specialty chemicals sectors.
Indian IT stocks witnessed a sharp selloff on Friday morning after global consulting and technology giant Accenture issued a cautious outlook, triggering fears that demand across the technology services sector remains weaker than expected.
MCX gold and silver prices opened sharply lower on June 19 as traders reacted to the US Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and growing expectations of higher interest rates.
Wall Street pauses trading for Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Markets will reopen on June 22, with the next scheduled closure set for Independence Day observance in July.
Despite extending gains for a fifth straight session, Dalal Street may open lower on Friday as weak guidance from Accenture weighs on technology stocks. Analysts see 24,000 as a crucial support level for Nifty, while Bank Nifty continues to show relative strength.
Analysts see scope for further gains in Indian equities as easing West Asia tensions, falling crude oil prices and renewed foreign inflows support market momentum.
The worst phase of the recent stock market correction may already be behind investors, with small-cap stocks emerging as the likely leaders of the next bull market, according to Manav Chopra, Executive Director at Nuvama Institutional Equities.
Indian benchmark indices are expected to remain in a consolidation phase in the near term as escalating geopolitical tensions and weakening technical indicators keep investors cautious.
After a volatile first week of June marked by RBI policy decisions, FPI-focused measures and tech sector swings, investors are preparing for another event-packed week featuring key inflation readings, major corporate earnings and one of the most anticipated IPOs in history.
In early international trade, spot gold registered a downward correction, trading 0.79% lower at $4,556.70 per ounce, reflecting mild risk-on sentiment in global equities. Conversely, spot silver displayed marginal resilience, ticking up by 0.14% to trade at $75.98 per ounce.
