Despite weak broader markets and rising geopolitical tensions, select smallcap stocks delivered sharp gains this week, with some surging over 40%. The rally highlights pockets of strength in sectors like chemicals, energy, and industrials, even as inflation concerns and global uncertainties continue to weigh on overall market sentiment. Source link
On Friday, the benchmark Sensex surged 325 points, closing at 74,532. During this broader market rally, seven BSE 1000 stocks reached 52-week highs, marking their highest levels in the past year. Source link
On March 17, six Nifty200 stocks appeared in the RSI Trending Up scan. Their RSI readings crossed above the 50 mark from lower levels, indicating strengthening price momentum. Traders often monitor this indicator to identify improving sentiment and potential bullish continuation opportunities in these counters within the broader market. Source link
The Sensex surged 568 points to close at 76,070 on Tuesday, driving a broader market rally. Four BSE 1000 stocks—Jindal Poly Films, Acutaas Chemicals, Vardhman Textiles and Ipca Laboratories—hit 52-week highs, signaling bullish momentum and potential gains ahead. Source link
Amid a sharp 1,342-point Sensex drop to 76,863, seven BSE 250 Smallcap stocks, including Sapphire Foods, JK Lakshmi Cement, Relaxo, Aegis Logistics, Five-Star Finance, Emami and Jyothy Labs, hit 52-week lows, signaling weakness. Source link
Nifty 50 Turns 30: CEO highlights 43.6% market share as of Feb 2026 reflects India’s economic rise Source link
Despite selling Rs 74,700 crore in FY26, FIIs steadily increased stakes in 58 Indian stocks above Rs 3,000 crore market cap. Fourteen delivered 50–1,650% returns, with five becoming multibaggers, highlighting selective institutional confidence and strong stock-specific performance across sectors. Source link
Several stocks on the BSE 200 index have seen sharp declines at the start of CY2026 as volatility grips markets. Technology and new-age companies dominate the list of laggards. Coforge, LTIMindtree and Persistent Systems lead the fall, reflecting pressure on IT stocks amid global uncertainty and concerns around rapid advances in artificial intelligence. Source link
Mutual funds increased their holdings in several mid and large-cap companies during the December ’25 quarter, with stakes exceeding 20% in 11 stocks. While many of these stocks have delivered negative returns since January ’26, the higher institutional ownership indicates continued long-term confidence among fund managers. Source link
Dubai real estate: City bets on its niche to beat war jitters as property price dip concerns grow Amidst geopolitical tensions, Dubai’s booming property market faces scrutiny as Indian buyers and businesses reassess investments. While some anticipate price corrections and distress opportunities, others believe the market will stabilize. The city’s appeal as a tax-friendly domicile…