Stocks to Track on August 11: Domestic equity benchmarks Nifty50 and Sensex plunged about one per cent each on Friday amid a broad-based sell-off, as investors weighed the potential impact of tariff changes on economies. The Sensex lost 765.5 points to end at 79,857.8 while the Nifty50 gave up 232.9 points to settle at 24,363.3, with financial…
Cipla Q1 FY26 Results: Mumbai-headquartered pharmaceutical firm Cipla on Friday reported a 10.2 per cent year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 1,298 crore for the quarter ended June 30, beating analysts’ expectations. Cipla shares spiked immediately after the earnings announcement as the results were announced during the market hours, finishing the day 3.0 per…
Domestic equity benchmarks registered sharp losses on Friday, July 25, amid selling pressure across most sectors. Financial stocks took a major blow after Bajaj Finance posted a weak set of quarterly numbers. Investors weighed a newly signed trade pact with the UK that will lower duties on several items, including whisky and cars. Both headline…
Cipla Q1 FY26 Results Preview: Mumbai-headquartered drug maker Cipla is set to report its financial results for the April-June period on Friday, July 25. Analysts expect the pharmaceuticals company to stage a mixed financial performance for the first three months of FY26, with a 10 per cent decline in the company’s US revenue. In FY25,…
Stocks to Track on Tuesday (July 15): Domestic equity benchmarks Nifty50 and Sensex fell on Monday, continuing to decline for the fourth session in a row, as earnings did little to aid sentiment while investors globally continued to be wary of the US-triggered trade war. Selling pressure in IT, financial and energy shares continued to…
Domestic equity benchmarks fell more than 1.0 per cent last week as investors awaited the onset of a new earnings season amid caution surrounding the trade war with hopes of a favourable India-US deal. The Nifty 50 index fell 311.2 points, or 1.2 per cent, to settle at 25,149.9 on Friday. On Thursday, TCS kicked off…