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Futures open interest rose over nine percent across five NSE stocks including Mphasis, Force Motors, Hindustan Zinc, Motilal Oswal and Bharat Forge, indicating increased trader participation and fresh positions.
Tata Capital reported a robust 43% year-on-year surge in net profit to Rs 1,502 crore for Q4 FY26, alongside a 9% revenue growth. The company highlighted significant AI integration across its operations, enhancing risk management and operational efficiency, leading to improved cost-to-income ratios and reduced credit costs.
India has advised its nationals against traveling to Iran by air or land due to ongoing regional tensions affecting flight operations. The Indian Embassy urged citizens in Iran to leave through designated border routes and provided emergency contact information.
US Iran war LIVE Updates: Trump this week extended a ceasefire to give the Iranian leadership more time to come up with a “unified proposal” on ending the war, while maintaining an American blockade of Iranian ports.
Six stocks from the Nifty500 universe appeared on the White Marubozu bullish scan on April 23, indicating strong buying interest throughout the session. The pattern signals sustained bullish momentum and positive sentiment, highlighting potential trend continuation and short-term trading opportunities in stocks showing strong intraday price strength.
Four stocks from the Nifty500 universe that gained over 3% were identified using the RSI Trending Up scan on April 23. The signal occurs when RSI crosses above 50 from lower levels, indicating strengthening momentum, improving sentiment, and potential short-term buying opportunities in stocks showing early signs of technical strength.
Navy Secretary John Phelan was fired after conflicts with senior Pentagon leadership regarding shipbuilding, as confirmed by President Trump. Phelan's dismissal reflects ongoing tensions in the military amid a ceasefire with Iran and increasing naval presence in the Middle East.
Oil prices surged for a fifth consecutive day, fueled by escalating Middle East tensions. Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz and reports of air defense engagement have heightened concerns. Analysts predict further price hikes if U.S.-Iran negotiations falter, with potential for Brent crude to reach $150 per barrel amid supply disruptions.
Mehul Telecom's IPO, despite a 45-fold subscription, shows a muted grey market premium of around 4%. Investors anticipate modest listing gains for the mobile retail chain, which operates primarily in Gujarat. While the company has seen revenue growth, thin margins and intense competition pose challenges for future scaling and profitability.
Property Share Investment Trust's PropShare Celestia REIT is facing a flat listing. The small and medium REIT issue saw muted subscription. Demand came from non-institutional investors. Institutional participation was weak. The offering provides exposure to income-generating commercial real estate. A high ticket size restricts participation. Investors expect steady income rather than short-term gains.
Intel's shares surged after exceeding earnings expectations, signaling a potential recovery. Despite a reported loss, revenue increased, and the company forecasts further growth. CEO Lip-Bu Tan highlighted the growing demand for Intel's processors driven by the AI revolution, particularly for local network processing.
Gold prices held firm Friday, yet are poised for a weekly decline. Soaring oil prices, fueled by stalled U.S.-Iran peace talks, are sparking inflation worries and the prospect of prolonged high interest rates. This energy shock is straining the global economy, impacting factory costs and weakening economic activity.
The dollar is set for its first weekly rise in three weeks. Stalled peace talks between the U.S. and Iran are impacting Middle East tensions. Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz add to uncertainty. Crude oil prices remain firm, supporting a stronger dollar. The yen is weakening against the dollar.
Oil prices surged Friday amid escalating Middle East tensions. Iran's release of footage showing commandos boarding a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, coupled with reports of engaging hostile targets, has fueled fears of renewed conflict. Analysts warn that a breakdown in U.S.-Iran talks could send oil prices to new yearly highs, potentially impacting global inventories.
UPATS arrested two men for plotting attacks against India with ISI-backed Pakistani gangsters. Tushar Chauhan and Sameer Khan allegedly collaborated with terrorist organisations via social media to radicalise youth and incite violence.
Meta will cut 8,000 jobs and leave 6,000 roles unfilled as it ramps up AI spending. Microsoft is offering buyouts to about 8,750 US employees. The moves reflect rising AI costs, with Meta projecting up to $169 billion in 2026 expenses.
Meta has revealed plans to cut 8,000 jobs earlier than expected after an internal leak. The company told employees it is streamlining operations and shifting focus to AI, while leaving about 6,000 roles unfilled as part of the restructuring.
