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Shares of BSE surged over 13 percent to hit their all-time high after the exchange raised transaction charges for trades in the equity derivatives segment with effect from November 1.

(CTN News) - As the 15th day of the Israel-Hamas conflict begins, tensions in the Middle East remain high, especially in the wake of the bombing of a hospital

Given the current global environment, including geopolitical tensions, a deep correction in the markets is a fear in investors mind, says Sonam Srivastava of Wright Research.

The outlook is bullish for overall festive demand and a significant recovery in rural consumption, encouraged by easing inflation and hopes of doles ahead of the elections

The analysis revealed seven stocks which were held by mutual funds across more than 100 schemes as of the last month, and have given high returns in 2023. Of the 7 stocks, four stocks have even turned multibaggers.

On Dalal Street, investors are betting big on the boom with the Nifty Realty index now trading at 15-year high levels.

The recent equity market weakness has sobered up investor mood, but the coming festive season is keeping analysts upbeat on stocks related to the consumption basket. Among the lot, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), retail, and consumer electronics segments are expected to do well over the next few months, and investors should thus selectively take bets in these pockets, analysts suggest. We expect good volume growth for the FMCG sector during the festive season with some improvement in rural de...

While major central banks are signalling a peaking of their rate hike cycle, there are indications that the tight monetary policy stance could persist for longer than anticipated earlier

After remaining net sellers from April to June, FIIs have poured in Rs 7,101 crore from July till September 15, at a time when management commentary and guidance from IT majors painted a stark picture for the sector, show NSDL data.

Q2 earnings season set to begin, with experts predicting a soft quarter for many sectors.