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Over the last five years, various Indian stocks have reached extraordinary tenbagger returns, including remarkable surges in GE Vernova T&D and BSE shares, which soared by over two thousand percent. Other notable firms like Apar Industries and Zen Technologies also reported impressive growth. Noted investor Peter Lynch suggests that understanding your investments and maintaining them for the long haul can yield fruitful results.
Tata Power shares tumbled after the Singapore International Commercial Court dismissed the company’s challenge to a $490 million arbitration award in favour of Kleros Capital Partners over a Russian coal project dispute. Tata Power plans to appeal the ruling, with the company having 28 days to approach the Singapore Court of Appeal.
The Nifty IPO Index has hit a remarkable 52-week high, showcasing an impressive appetite from investors. Recently, twelve newly listed firms have become multibaggers, showcasing exceptional returns. This upswing is driven by expanding growth sectors and a solid influx of domestic capital. Additionally, a shift in capital from large-cap stocks contributed to the stellar performance of this segment. Experts suggest CORONA Remedies and Fujiyama Power Systems for anticipated growth.

As devastating flash floods in Nepal leave hundreds missing, Telangana, Sikkim, Karnataka, Maharashtra and several other states have activated helplines and emergency control rooms to assist citizens who may be stranded or affected.
Indian equities opened marginally higher on Thursday ahead of expiry-day volatility, with Sensex and Nifty gaining around 10 and 11 points, respectively. India VIX rose 3% to 10.84. Kotak Mahindra Bank led gains, while HCL Technologies and HDFC Bank declined. Consumer durables gained, while FMCG slipped amid mixed market breadth.

Japan’s Nikkei slipped 0.14% as Advantest and SoftBank declined, despite Nvidia’s strong AI outlook. The Topix gained 0.19% as investors rotated towards value stocks. Financial shares advanced, while Fujikura and Kioxia gained. Market sentiment remained cautious toward chip stocks following their sharp gains earlier this year.

In a significant downturn, HDFC group stocks saw a staggering loss of Rs 4.4 lakh crore in market capitalization over the last year. HDFC Bank suffered a 26% drop, equating to a loss of Rs 3.73 lakh crore. Similarly, HDFC Life Insurance faced a 29% decline, resulting in a Rs 47,261 crore dip.
South Korea’s central bank raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3% for a second straight meeting, citing stronger-than-expected economic growth and persistent inflationary pressures from higher energy costs. The Bank of Korea also upgraded its growth forecasts, while strong semiconductor exports and AI-driven chip demand are expected to support the economy and equities.
In August, both promoters and private equity funds collectively divested shares valued at nearly ₹58,000 crore, marking a notable selloff as the stock market endeavored to rebound from recent downturns. The numbers revealed that private equity exits skyrocketed five times compared to previous months, achieving peak levels not seen since 2026. This influx of shares from promoters further heightened market liquidity concerns amid ongoing primary market activity.

Consumers are voicing concerns about the negative impact of E20 petrol on older engines and mileage, despite the government's assurances. Over the past few months, the calls to bring back E10 petrol have also grown.
Deepa Jewellers has set the price band for its Rs 459.72 crore IPO at Rs 168–177 per share. The issue will open for subscription on September 1 and close on September 3, with listing scheduled for September 8. The offer comprises a Rs 250 crore fresh issue and an OFS of 1.18 crore shares. The IPO’s P/E remains below industry peers.
South Korean shares rose, led by chipmakers after Nvidia forecast strong AI-driven revenue growth. The KOSPI gained 1.22%, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix advanced. The Bank of Korea raised rates by 25 basis points to 3% and upgraded its 2026 growth forecast to 3.3%, keeping investors focused on future monetary policy.
Smallcap stocks led Nifty-500 earnings growth in 1QFY27, with the Nifty Smallcap-250 reporting 35% YoY growth. While strong earnings, domestic inflows and themes such as power continue to support the rally, elevated valuations and narrowing market breadth highlight the need for selective investing.
Gold and silver prices opened higher on the MCX on Thursday, supported by softer oil prices, a weaker dollar and expectations around the US Federal Reserve’s policy path. Investors are now focused on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s remarks at Jackson Hole, while analysts have outlined key support and resistance levels for both precious metals.

Nepal flash floods: Earthquake or glacial collapse, what was the cause of the massive disaster, find out here. Over 165 people have been reported dead in the tragedy after water and debris that crashed downstream.

Oil prices slipped on Thursday, extending their losing streak, as hopes of a Strait of Hormuz reopening grew amid diplomatic efforts involving Iran and Oman. Brent crude fell 0.7% to $87.24 a barrel, while WTI declined 0.7% to $81.67. Markets are watching developments around the key oil transit route; a reopening could potentially ease supply disruption concerns.

Nvidia’s AI boom remains strong, but rising memory costs and growing debt are emerging as key risks. The chipmaker expects gross margins to bottom at 71–72% in Q4 FY27, while rising debt could pressure its financial condition and cash flows.
The final day of bidding for the Hy-Tech Engineers IPO has arrived, showcasing strong investor enthusiasm. Retail participation has surged, with subscriptions exceeding sixty times for their designated share. The IPO is projected to begin trading on September 1, 2026, post-allotment.
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