The Sensex has fallen over 1,400 points, or nearly 2 per cent, while the Nifty 50 has also retreated almost 2 per cent in just four days.

The stock market is right to be trading around highs, but the bond market is off base in assessing that Federal Reserve rate cuts are right around the corner. That’s the view from a Citadel Securities blog post from Nohshad Shah, head of fixed income sales in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, in his latest take on markets.

MicroStrategy's preferred stocks STRF and STRD offer higher yields and better value while STRK's price premium is not justified. Learn more on MSTR's preferred stocks here.

India's IT sector eyes market reactions following Q1FY26 results. Analysts favour TCS over HCL Technologies due to TCS's stronger margins and growth despite HCL's revenue increase, which is marred by profit decline and margin pressures.

HCLTech has been under pressure. The stock has declined 7.9% in the last five trading sessions, 9.58% in the past month, and over 14.6% in the past six months.

President Donald Trump doesn't like his new nickname 'TACO'. Here's why people are calling Trump TACO and the meaning behind the TACO trade acronym

C3.ai stock has been sliding this year, and analysts aren't optimistic about its turnaround prospects in the coming year. Another cloud computing company, DigitalOcean, is capitalizing on the growing adoption of AI and has the potential to deliver impressive gains.

RMR Group's strategy to grow third-party and private capital by 61% through 2030 is a key long-term growth driver. Learn why RMR stock is a Hold.

HUL shares were up 3.8%, trading at Rs 2,500 as of 9;25 am, compared to Thursday’s closing price of Rs 2,409.05. The stock ended Thursday's session nearly 1% lower but has gained 3.58% in the past five days.

The demerger process, including regulatory and shareholder approvals, is expected to culminate in a stock exchange listing of Apollo Healthtech within 18 to 21 months. AHEL will declare a record date to determine eligible shareholders for the entitlement of Apollo Healthtech shares.

SEBI has accused US trading firm Jane Street of manipulating Indian markets by executing small expiry-day trades through Indian entities to sway index values, while profiting massively via offshore options.