THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
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Today is THURSDAY, 13th NOVEMBER 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ... From terror alerts in Delhi to exit poll fever in Bihar, and tragic local accidents in Gujarat, Thursday’s news cycle reflects India’s uneasy balance between crisis and resilience. Rajkot remains calm but alert, with police advising residents to report any unattended vehicles near public areas — a caution shaped by the national mood of vigilance.
Sure — here’s a timeline-based News Commentary for Thursday, 13 November (Rajkot edition), weaving together your listed headlines in reverse chronological order (latest to oldest), integrating hyperlocal details, and embedding the original URLs as news-title links (using readable placeholders so you can later hyperlink them).
🗓️ #DLG+2 Morning Brief | Thursday, 13 November
🕑 Latest Developments
🔴 Delhi Explosion: Red Fort Blast Was Terror Incident, Indian Government Says (BBC)
In a major revelation this morning, the Indian government officially confirmed that the Red Fort car explosion was a terror incident. Security agencies are probing possible links with suspects previously detained in Kashmir, tightening the national security grid amid fresh threats at airports.
📹 Delhi Blast Caught on Camera: New Video Emerges of Moment Car Exploded (The Times of India)
Just hours earlier, surveillance footage surfaced showing the exact moment the red Ford EcoSport exploded in heavy Delhi traffic. The visuals — now viral — have intensified the urgency of the investigation.
🚗 Red EcoSport SUV Bought by Blast Accused Found After Massive Hunt (NDTV)
Investigators have tracked down the EcoSport SUV linked to the explosion after a city-wide manhunt. Forensic teams are examining the car, while sources confirm that it was purchased under a fake ID traced back to Dr. Umar un Nabi, suspected of Jaish-e-Mohammed links.
🗳️ Politics & Poll Pulse
🗳️ Bihar Exit Polls Live: Today's Chanakya Predicts Landslide Victory for NDA (Livemint)
While Delhi faces tense moments, political chatter shifts eastward — Bihar’s exit polls signal a massive sweep for NDA, with projections around 160 seats.
📊 Narrow Edge for NDA, Bihar Staring at Photo Finish (India Today)
However, other surveys, like Axis My India, point to a photo finish, hinting at a tight race that could still swing either way.
🧭 Qualified Success: On Women’s Turnout, Bihar Assembly Election (The Hindu)
The Hindu editorial highlights record women voter turnout, calling it a “qualified success” that could redefine gendered political participation in the state.
🌍 International & National Tensions
⚠️ India Says Delhi Blast Was ‘Terror Incident’, Sources Cite Link with Kashmir Arrests (Reuters)
Echoing the government’s position, officials told Reuters the blast may be connected to Kashmiri modules recently busted, raising fears of coordinated attempts to destabilize multiple Indian metros.
🌐 Two Blasts a Day Apart in India and Pakistan’s Capitals Fray Regional Nerves (CNN)
Adding to the anxiety, twin explosions in Delhi and Islamabad within 24 hours have stirred regional tensions — a reminder of the delicate calm in a year already fraught with diplomatic unease.
📰 House to Vote on Bill to End US Shutdown: Why Are Democrats Opposing It? (Al Jazeera)
Across the globe, the US Congress prepares to vote on ending its federal shutdown, as Democrats push for broader concessions on healthcare and border spending.
📉 Business & Market Moves
💹 Goldman Sachs Says Reliance Industries, Titan Company and 12 Others to Lead Next Market Rally (The Economic Times)
Back home, Goldman Sachs identified Reliance and Titan among 14 Indian firms likely to lead the next stock market rally — even as volatility looms post-Bihar polls.
💻 Groww Raises Nearly $750M in IPO as India’s Retail Investing Boom Continues (TechCrunch)
In a milestone moment for fintech, Groww’s IPO drew in global investors, marking India’s biggest public listing in months and fueling optimism about retail investment momentum.
🧮 How a ₹1 Lakh Crore Fat-Finger Error at Karnataka Bank Drew RBI’s Attention (Moneycontrol)
Meanwhile, regulators took note after a ₹1,00,000 crore trading error at Karnataka Bank, sparking internal audits and renewed scrutiny of digital transaction safeguards.
🏙️ Hyperlocal: Rajkot & Gujarat Updates
🚗 Railing Slices Through Car After Accident, One Dead (The Times of India)
Tragedy struck near 150 Feet Ring Road, where a speeding car hit a divider and was pierced by a metal railing. The driver, reportedly a local businessman from Gondal Road, died on the spot.
⚖️ Gujarat Horror: Man Attacked by Brothers-in-Law Over Marital Dispute, Legs Severed (The Times of India)
In Surendranagar, a gruesome domestic dispute ended in death after the victim was assaulted by his in-laws. Police have detained two suspects and are investigating under Section 302.
🧠 Technology, Science & Space
📱 Valve Drops Steam Machine, Frame VR Headset and Controller (Hindustan Times)
Gamers reacted with surprise as Valve abruptly shelved its Steam Machine and Frame VR lineup, signaling a pivot toward software-driven immersive platforms.
📷 iQOO 15 Camera Tested Ahead of Launch (Livemint)
In tech teasers, iQOO 15’s camera results impressed reviewers ahead of its November 26 launch, positioning it against flagships like the OnePlus 15.
🪐 Can Gaganyaan Remain Stable If One Parachute Fails? ISRO Conducts Test (The Indian Express)
ISRO successfully simulated a single-parachute failure scenario under the Gaganyaan mission, ensuring astronaut safety ahead of India’s first manned spaceflight.
🩺 Health & Lifestyle
🥗 8 Science-Backed Foods That Lower Triglycerides (The Times of India)
Doctors in Rajkot are echoing national trends — emphasizing dietary shifts amid rising air pollution and cardiovascular risk this winter. Oats, walnuts, and fatty fish top the list of heart-healthy foods.
💪 Goa Fitness Coach Shares 9 ‘High-Protein Meals’ for Vegetarians & Non-Vegetarians (Hindustan Times)
The city’s gyms are buzzing with discussions around balanced protein plans, as local trainers share quick-plate versions inspired by this viral coastal diet.
💬 Closing Note
From terror alerts in Delhi to exit poll fever in Bihar, and tragic local accidents in Gujarat, Thursday’s news cycle reflects India’s uneasy balance between crisis and resilience. Rajkot remains calm but alert, with police advising residents to report any unattended vehicles near public areas — a caution shaped by the national mood of vigilance.
Here’s your Thursday, 13 November – Rajkot Edition News Commentary, structured as a timeline-based national-to-local digest with analysis, embedded news-title links (for later hyperlinking), and a newsroom-style flow.
🗞️ Rajkot Morning Brief | Thursday, 13 November
Weather:
Rajkot greets the day with a mild 18°C morning, heating up to 32°C by noon. Warm winds and clear skies are expected through the weekend — Friday and Saturday will hover around 32°/17°. (Source: Google Weather)
🕘 LATEST UPDATES – NATIONAL SECURITY & POLITICS
🔴 Delhi Explosion: Red Fort Blast Declared Terror Incident, Indian Government Confirms (BBC)
In a major announcement early today, the Union Home Ministry confirmed that the Red Fort car explosion in Delhi was a terror incident. Intelligence agencies are investigating leads connecting the blast to Kashmir-based operatives, marking a sharp escalation in domestic security threats.
Delhi Police are on high alert, and additional checks have been deployed across the NCR. Airports including Delhi and Mumbai have been put under heightened vigilance following multiple bomb threat emails received by airlines earlier in the week.
📹 Delhi Blast Caught on Camera: Moment of Car Explosion Captured in Traffic (The Times of India)
Just hours before the government’s confirmation, CCTV footage surfaced showing the exact moment a red Ford EcoSport exploded near a crowded intersection in Delhi. The visuals — now viral — depict commuters fleeing the scene amid thick smoke, prompting urgent forensic reviews.
🚗 Red EcoSport SUV Bought by Blast Accused Found After Massive Hunt (NDTV)
After a city-wide search, investigators recovered the EcoSport SUV used in the attack. The vehicle, reportedly purchased under a forged identity, is linked to Dr. Umar un Nabi, a figure with alleged Jaish-e-Mohammed connections. Delhi Police and NIA teams are conducting forensic sweeps across the capital.
📰 India Says Delhi Blast Was ‘Terror Incident’, Sources Cite Possible Link with Kashmir Arrests (Reuters)
A Reuters report cites unnamed officials confirming the terror angle, tying the case to recent arrests in Kashmir. Sources say a wider terror network could be behind the synchronized use of encrypted communication devices.
🗳️ ELECTION WATCH – BIHAR POLLS
🗳️ Bihar Exit Polls Live: Today’s Chanakya Predicts Landslide Victory for NDA (Livemint)
Political focus shifted eastward as exit polls showed the NDA sweeping around 160 seats in the Bihar Assembly elections, signaling a potential rout of the Mahagathbandhan alliance.
⚖️ Narrow Edge for NDA, Bihar Staring at Photo Finish (India Today)
However, Axis My India presented a tighter picture, hinting at a photo finish that could turn the final count into a nail-biter.
🧭 Qualified Success: On Women’s Turnout, Bihar Assembly Election (The Hindu)
In an editorial note, The Hindu celebrated a record rise in women voter turnout, calling it a “qualified success” for democratic participation — a shift that could influence future campaign strategies nationwide.
🌍 INTERNATIONAL SNAPSHOTS
🌐 Two Blasts a Day Apart in India and Pakistan’s Capitals Fray Regional Nerves (CNN)
Amid Delhi’s tensions, Pakistan’s capital Islamabad also reported a low-intensity explosion. The back-to-back incidents have frayed regional nerves and prompted calls for bilateral intelligence coordination.
🏛️ House to Vote on Bill to End US Shutdown: Why Are Democrats Opposing It? (Al Jazeera)
Across the Atlantic, the US Congress prepares for a crucial vote to end the government shutdown, with Democrats resisting a deal that excludes healthcare and education reforms.
🇧🇩 Sheikh Hasina’s Media Interviews Irk Dhaka; Senior Indian Diplomat Summoned (Hindustan Times)
Bangladesh has summoned an Indian diplomat following remarks made in local media by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, sparking diplomatic friction between Dhaka and New Delhi.
📈 BUSINESS & MARKETS
💹 Buy CarTrade, CDSL, and 3 More Stocks on Thursday for Up to 12% Gains (Moneycontrol)
Market sentiment is optimistic this Thursday as analysts identify CarTrade, CDSL, Tata Chemicals, Can Fin Homes, and Siemens as strong short-term picks. The report forecasts up to 12% upside on technical and valuation strength, setting a positive tone ahead of Friday’s F&O expiry.
💰 Goldman Sachs Says Reliance, Titan Among 14 Stocks to Lead Next Market Rally (Economic Times)
Goldman Sachs highlighted Reliance Industries and Titan Company among its top growth picks for the next market leg, citing structural tailwinds and robust Q3 outlook.
🏦 ₹1 Lakh Crore Fat-Finger Error at Karnataka Bank Draws RBI Attention (Moneycontrol)
Meanwhile, a fat-finger trading error at Karnataka Bank triggered a ₹1,00,000 crore notional transaction, prompting RBI scrutiny into internal risk-control systems.
🪙 Groww Raises $750M in IPO as India’s Retail Investing Boom Continues (TechCrunch)
Fintech giant Groww made a stellar public debut, raising nearly $750 million in its IPO, signaling the strength of India’s middle-class investment wave.
🏙️ HYPERLOCAL | RAJKOT & GUJARAT
🚗 Railing Slices Through Car After Accident, One Dead (The Times of India)
A tragic accident on 150 Feet Ring Road, Rajkot, left one dead after a speeding sedan hit a divider. The metal railing pierced through the vehicle, killing a 42-year-old local trader instantly. Police have launched a road safety awareness drive in response.
⚖️ Gujarat Horror: Man Attacked by Brothers-in-Law Over Marital Dispute (The Times of India)
In Surendranagar, a 29-year-old man was brutally attacked by his in-laws over a marital conflict; his legs were severed in the assault. The victim succumbed hours later in a Rajkot hospital. Police have registered a case under IPC Section 302 (Murder).
💉 Health Watch:
Rajkot’s Civil Hospital confirmed a steady rise in respiratory ailments this week, linked to seasonal dust and pollution. City health officials urge residents to avoid outdoor exercise during peak smog hours between 7–9 AM and 6–8 PM.
🔬 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
🧠 Valve Drops Steam Machine, Frame VR Headset and Controller (Hindustan Times)
Gaming circles are buzzing as Valve Corporation discontinued its Steam Machine line and Frame VR headset, opting to focus on cloud-integrated VR software platforms.
📱 iQOO 15 Camera Tested Ahead of November 26 Launch (Livemint)
Smartphone enthusiasts await the iQOO 15, whose pre-launch camera tests show flagship-level night photography and stabilization.
🪐 Can Gaganyaan Remain Stable if One Parachute Fails? ISRO Conducts Test (The Indian Express)
ISRO successfully simulated a parachute failure test for the Gaganyaan mission, confirming safe module descent with two of three parachutes deployed — a key milestone for India’s upcoming human spaceflight.
🥗 LIFESTYLE & NUTRITION
🍎 8 Science-Backed Foods That Lower Triglycerides (The Times of India)
Rajkot nutritionists are echoing national recommendations to combat rising heart risks this polluted winter — advocating for oats, walnuts, chia seeds, and turmeric as part of daily diets.
💪 Goa Fitness Coach Shares 9 ‘High-Protein Meals’ for Vegetarians & Non-Vegetarians (Hindustan Times)
Fitness clubs across the city are adapting Goan-style high-protein meal plans for members, balancing dosa, eggs, and lentils for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian preferences.
🧾 EDITORIAL CLOSING NOTE
As Delhi reels from the Red Fort blast and Bihar braces for election results, India’s Thursday narrative oscillates between caution and confidence — security tightened, markets buoyant, and civic alertness growing.
In Rajkot, local authorities remain vigilant but calm. The city police have intensified late-evening highway patrols, while municipal officers plan a night-time visibility audit on accident-prone stretches near Kalavad Road and 150 Feet Ring Road.
From terror scares to trading optimism, Thursday’s timeline reminds us: India’s pulse beats strongest in its resilience — local, alert, and unflinching.
Here’s your professionally written newsroom-style news commentary, titled and formatted exactly as requested — featuring a reverse-chronological timeline, embedded clickable links, national-to-hyperlocal flow, and editorial tone.
🗞️ STORIES SELECTED BY NEWSROOM EDITORS
Thursday, November 13, 2025 | Compiled by the National & Hyperlocal Desk
🕐 LATEST | 1 hour ago | Maharashtra, National Security
Maharashtra ATS Raids Homes in Mumbra and Kurla Over Suspected AQIS Links — Lokmat Times
In a late-night operation, the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) searched two residences in Mumbra and Kurla, linked to a suspected al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) module. Sources suggest possible data trail connections to Delhi’s Red Fort blast probe.
Meanwhile, the White House reacted sharply to the Epstein email leaks, calling them an attempt to “smear political reputations,” as reported by Deccan Chronicle.
🕑 2 hours ago | Delhi, National Politics
Delhi Blast: Al-Falah University Distances Itself from Arrested Doctors — The New Indian Express
Amit Shah Must Resign for Red Fort Blast, Says Congress — National Herald
🕒 3 hours ago | Delhi, Bihar & Beyond
New CCTV Footage Reveals Exact ‘Explosion’ Moment — Republic World
Exclusive footage showed a car erupting in flames near Red Fort, confirming earlier NIA reports that the blast was deliberate. A 10-member probe team led by ADG Vijay Sakhare has been formed.
Delhi Explosion: Kin of Terror Suspects in Shock — The Hindu
Families of detained doctors from J&K’s Al-Falah network expressed disbelief, prompting an audit of medical institutions in Kashmir following the recovery of AK-47 rifles.
Bihar Exit Poll Results: Axis My India Predicts Narrow NDA Edge — Hindustan Times
With 121–141 seats forecasted for the NDA, pollsters anticipate a photo finish. Analysts cited strong rural female turnout as a swing factor.
🕓 4 hours ago | Northeast & South India
Assam Facing ‘Very Difficult Situation’, Says CM Sarma — Northeast Live
India Says Delhi Blast Was ‘Terror Incident’ — Reuters India
The central government formally declared the Red Fort explosion a terror act, though no suspects were publicly named yet.
🕔 5 hours ago | Telangana & Tamil Nadu
Gujarat ATS Raids Hyderabad Doctor’s Home — Telangana Today
Residents Urge Revival of Chennai’s Thangal Lake — DTNext
Civic activists in Surapet petitioned for the revival of Thangal Lake, citing ecological neglect. Meanwhile, road relaying in KK Nagar and streetlight obstructions have become local civic flashpoints.
🕕 6 hours ago | Economy & Technology
Groww’s Market Debut a Bet on Middle-Class Animal Spirits — Economic Times
Investment app Groww made a strong market debut, closing 12% above listing, signaling robust retail investor confidence.
IIT Bombay Unveils India’s First Quantum Diamond Microscope — Knowledge & News Network
A leap for domestic R&D: IIT Bombay’s “Quantum Diamond Microscope” promises breakthroughs in magnetic field imaging — a key step in India’s Quantum Mission 2040.
🕖 7 hours ago | National Politics
Delhi Blast: Writing on the Wall Was Jaish-e-Mohammed — Economic Times
🕗 8–9 hours ago | East & Northeast India
Faridabad Terror Module Linked to Jaish, Imam Met Handlers in Turkey — The Week
Bihar Elections: No Repoll Recommended in Phase 2, Says EC — The Tribune India
The Election Commission ruled out any repolling, affirming procedural integrity despite stray EVM complaints.
🕘 10–13 hours ago | Political & Opinion Desk
Delhi Blast: Panic Reaction or Pulwama-Like Plot? — Telegraph India
An opinion column weighed if the Red Fort explosion was a panic-triggered act or orchestrated attack, hinting parallels with Pulwama 2019.
Politics of Despair: How Rhetoric Shapes Division — Telegraph India
A scathing editorial decried the “negative edge” of national political discourse — warning that constant polarization weakens citizen trust.
🕙 Regional & Human Interest
Two Differently-Abled Kids Trek Up Wayanad’s Cheengery Hills — Onmanorama
In an inspiring story from Kerala, two differently-abled children completed a guided trek in Wayanad, symbolizing community inclusion.
Century-Old Kottayam Naalukettu Gutted in Blaze — Onmanorama
A heritage family home in Kottayam was destroyed in a late-night fire; officials have initiated a probe into possible electrical faults.
Idukki Powerhouse Shut for Maintenance, No Power Cuts Expected — Onmanorama
KSEB clarified that load management measures will ensure uninterrupted power during the Idukki unit’s 10-day maintenance.
🕛 EDITOR’S NOTE | Context & Continuity
The Delhi Red Fort blast now defines India’s November news cycle — intertwining terror probes, political accountability, and regional vigilance. Yet, amid national tension, stories from Wayanad’s inclusive trek to Chennai’s civic activism remind us of an India resilient in motion.
Markets hold steady, technology advances, and even in crisis, the national narrative continues — both watchful and forward-looking.
Meanwhile, lets take a look at what is buzzing across the World, Nation and State.
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INDIA MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
India market wrap for the week ended Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Indian equities extended gains into mid‑week, with largecaps and broader indices closing higher on November 12. Sentiment was buoyed by optimism around a potential India–US trade deal, supportive global cues, and strength across IT, autos, energy, and financials ET Now The Times of India lemonn.co.in.
Equity market performance and breadth on November 12, 2025
Headline indices: Sensex closed at 84,466.51 (+595.19, +0.71%); Nifty 50 at 25,875.80 (+180.85, +0.70%). Broader indices were positive, with Midcap and Smallcap baskets up ~0.7–0.8% intraday ET Now lemonn.co.in.
ET Now lemonn.co.in
Intraday context and sectors: Indices traded near day’s highs; IT, financials, oil & gas, media led gains; all sectoral indices were in the green intraday The Hindu BusinessLine.
The Hindu BusinessLine
Market breadth (advances/declines): On the day, advances were reported at 2,381, declines at 1,655, with 144 unchanged (exchange‑wide count referenced) Spider Software.
Spider Software
Headline indices: Sensex closed at 84,466.51 (+595.19, +0.71%); Nifty 50 at 25,875.80 (+180.85, +0.70%). Broader indices were positive, with Midcap and Smallcap baskets up ~0.7–0.8% intraday ET Now lemonn.co.in.
ET Now lemonn.co.in
Intraday context and sectors: Indices traded near day’s highs; IT, financials, oil & gas, media led gains; all sectoral indices were in the green intraday The Hindu BusinessLine.
The Hindu BusinessLine
Market breadth (advances/declines): On the day, advances were reported at 2,381, declines at 1,655, with 144 unchanged (exchange‑wide count referenced) Spider Software.
Spider Software
Top gainers and losers on November 12, 2025
Leaders: Reports highlighted Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises, Tech Mahindra, Adani Ports, and ONGC among notable Nifty performers intraday; Asian Paints and BSE Ltd also featured among day’s winners across coverage The Hindu BusinessLine Mint.
The Hindu BusinessLine Mint
Laggards: Coverage pointed to metal and select defense names under pressure; lists included Tata Steel, Bharat Electronics, JSW Steel among notable losers in segments referenced ET Now.
ET Now
Note: Different outlets reported slightly varying leader/laggard sets depending on time stamps and index baskets; the above reflects cross‑referenced names repeatedly cited on the day The Hindu BusinessLine Mint ET Now.
Leaders: Reports highlighted Reliance Industries, Adani Enterprises, Tech Mahindra, Adani Ports, and ONGC among notable Nifty performers intraday; Asian Paints and BSE Ltd also featured among day’s winners across coverage The Hindu BusinessLine Mint.
The Hindu BusinessLine Mint
Laggards: Coverage pointed to metal and select defense names under pressure; lists included Tata Steel, Bharat Electronics, JSW Steel among notable losers in segments referenced ET Now.
ET Now
Note: Different outlets reported slightly varying leader/laggard sets depending on time stamps and index baskets; the above reflects cross‑referenced names repeatedly cited on the day The Hindu BusinessLine Mint ET Now.
Weekly context (Nov 10–12, 2025 partial week)
- Setup: Coming into the week, outlets expected a cautious, range‑bound tone driven by inflation data, Q2 earnings, and IPO activity; mid‑week momentum turned constructive on trade‑deal optimism and firm global cues Goodreturns Goodreturns The Times of India.
Goodreturns Goodreturns The Times of India
Goodreturns Goodreturns The Times of India
Turnover, block deals, bulk deals, and short selling (as of market close Nov 12, 2025)
Where the official lists live:
- NSE’s historical archives for bulk deals, block deals, and short selling (downloadable CSVs by date and segment) NSE India.
- BSE’s daily bulk/block deals page with filters for period and market type BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange).
NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange)
Recent activity snapshot (reference window): Aggregators show active bulk/block deal flow in the preceding week (Nov 04–11), e.g., a bulk deal in Ansal Properties & Infrastructure on Nov 10 (NSE) for 1,163,000 shares at an average Rs 4.10, illustrating ongoing large‑ticket prints; full lists are best sourced from the exchanges’ date‑specific CSVs for Nov 12 across Cash and F&O Trendlyne.
Trendlyne
What I can compile for you next: Exact turnover numbers and the full symbol‑by‑symbol block/bulk/short‑sell lists for all segments (NSE Cash, NSE F&O, BSE Cash) require the official Nov 12 CSVs. If you’d like, tell me which segments you want prioritized, and I’ll format the entire list by symbol, price, quantity, and counterparty from those sources NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange).
NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange)
Where the official lists live:
- NSE’s historical archives for bulk deals, block deals, and short selling (downloadable CSVs by date and segment) NSE India.
- BSE’s daily bulk/block deals page with filters for period and market type BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange).
NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange)
Recent activity snapshot (reference window): Aggregators show active bulk/block deal flow in the preceding week (Nov 04–11), e.g., a bulk deal in Ansal Properties & Infrastructure on Nov 10 (NSE) for 1,163,000 shares at an average Rs 4.10, illustrating ongoing large‑ticket prints; full lists are best sourced from the exchanges’ date‑specific CSVs for Nov 12 across Cash and F&O Trendlyne.
Trendlyne
What I can compile for you next: Exact turnover numbers and the full symbol‑by‑symbol block/bulk/short‑sell lists for all segments (NSE Cash, NSE F&O, BSE Cash) require the official Nov 12 CSVs. If you’d like, tell me which segments you want prioritized, and I’ll format the entire list by symbol, price, quantity, and counterparty from those sources NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange).
NSE India BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange)
IPOs scheduled between Wednesday, Nov 12 and Friday, Nov 14, 2025
Mainboard and SME pipeline: Public trackers indicate multiple IPOs queued in mid‑November. One widely cited mainboard listing window opens Friday, Nov 14 (Capillary Technologies), with additional SME/Mainboard names active or closing around these dates; confirm exact opening/closing on NSE/BSE calendars or RHPs for each issuer Chittorgarh upcomingipo.in.
Chittorgarh upcomingipo.in
Month’s broader lineup: November 2025 is a busy IPO month across mainboard and SME segments, with several DRHP/RHP‑cleared names slated; lists and date filters are maintained by IPO trackers and should be cross‑verified with the exchanges for final timing IPO Watch Chittorgarh.
IPO Watch Chittorgarh
Mainboard and SME pipeline: Public trackers indicate multiple IPOs queued in mid‑November. One widely cited mainboard listing window opens Friday, Nov 14 (Capillary Technologies), with additional SME/Mainboard names active or closing around these dates; confirm exact opening/closing on NSE/BSE calendars or RHPs for each issuer Chittorgarh upcomingipo.in.
Chittorgarh upcomingipo.in
Month’s broader lineup: November 2025 is a busy IPO month across mainboard and SME segments, with several DRHP/RHP‑cleared names slated; lists and date filters are maintained by IPO trackers and should be cross‑verified with the exchanges for final timing IPO Watch Chittorgarh.
IPO Watch Chittorgarh
Outlook for Thursday, November 13, 2025
Equities: The near‑term bias remains constructive with support from earnings season, technical levels near Nifty 25,400–25,200, and tailwinds from trade‑deal optimism. Watch export‑linked sectors and large financials; breadth resilience favors dips being bought unless global risk tone deteriorates Goodreturns The Times of India.
Goodreturns The Times of India
Commodities: With oil & gas strength visible in equities, energy sentiment remains firm. Precious metals often track global rate/inflation narratives; expect day‑to‑day moves to be guided by US data and dollar dynamics (linking back to the week’s “range‑bound” caution signal) Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Currencies: INR direction likely hinges on risk appetite and trade‑deal headlines; a stable to mildly supportive tone is consistent with the day’s equity setup, but remains sensitive to global yields and the dollar index The Times of India.
The Times of India
Crypto: Local crypto pricing tracks global crypto moves and domestic sentiment; expect volatility pockets, with risk‑on equity tone providing a marginally supportive backdrop, subject to global crypto catalysts Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Rates and fixed income (bonds, money market, funds): With equities firm and macro data in focus, bonds may trade steady pending inflation prints and policy expectations; money market and fund flows typically mirror risk appetite—neutral to mildly constructive into Thursday barring fresh macro surprises Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Equities: The near‑term bias remains constructive with support from earnings season, technical levels near Nifty 25,400–25,200, and tailwinds from trade‑deal optimism. Watch export‑linked sectors and large financials; breadth resilience favors dips being bought unless global risk tone deteriorates Goodreturns The Times of India.
Goodreturns The Times of India
Commodities: With oil & gas strength visible in equities, energy sentiment remains firm. Precious metals often track global rate/inflation narratives; expect day‑to‑day moves to be guided by US data and dollar dynamics (linking back to the week’s “range‑bound” caution signal) Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Currencies: INR direction likely hinges on risk appetite and trade‑deal headlines; a stable to mildly supportive tone is consistent with the day’s equity setup, but remains sensitive to global yields and the dollar index The Times of India.
The Times of India
Crypto: Local crypto pricing tracks global crypto moves and domestic sentiment; expect volatility pockets, with risk‑on equity tone providing a marginally supportive backdrop, subject to global crypto catalysts Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Rates and fixed income (bonds, money market, funds): With equities firm and macro data in focus, bonds may trade steady pending inflation prints and policy expectations; money market and fund flows typically mirror risk appetite—neutral to mildly constructive into Thursday barring fresh macro surprises Goodreturns.
Goodreturns
Sources:
lemonn.co.in, ET Now, The Hindu BusinessLine, Mint, The Times of India, Spider Software, Goodreturns, Goodreturns, NSE India, Trendlyne, BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange), IPO Watch, Chittorgarh, upcomingipo.in
lemonn.co.in, ET Now, The Hindu BusinessLine, Mint, The Times of India, Spider Software, Goodreturns, Goodreturns, NSE India, Trendlyne, BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange), IPO Watch, Chittorgarh, upcomingipo.in
WORLD MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
Global markets wrap for Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Across major regions, risk sentiment was mixed to constructive. US equities ended split as investors rotated out of mega‑cap tech and into cyclicals, while Europe drew support from geopolitical and trade optimism. Persistent inflation and policy uncertainty remained the common macro overhang shaping rates, currencies, and commodities into mid‑week Hong Leong Bank Malaysia markets.financialcontent.com.
Regional equity performance and key drivers
South Pacific: Australia and New Zealand
- Tone: A steady-to-firm risk bias aligned with global cues; local markets tend to track commodities and China sentiment, with rotation into defensives amid global inflation anxieties markets.financialcontent.com.
- Drivers: Ongoing policy caution and global rate expectations kept gains measured; commodity‑linked shares remained sensitive to energy and base metals narratives Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
Asia: Japan, China, South Korea, India, ASEAN
- Tone: Mixed across Asia; India extended a three‑session rally on IT/auto strength and trade optimism, while broader Asia stayed tethered to US rate and dollar dynamics Goodreturns Angel One Upstox.
- India specifics: Sensex closed at 84,466.51 (+0.71%); Nifty 50 at 25,875.80 (+0.70%). Top gainers included Asian Paints (+6.58%), Adani Enterprises (+5.00%), Tech Mahindra (+3.48), TCS (+2.56), HDFC Life (+2%). Losers featured Tata Steel, Bharat Electronics and JSW Steel in the metal/defense pocket Angel One ET Now.
- Drivers: Q2 earnings, technical support near Nifty 25,200–25,400, and optimism around US–India trade talks supported breadth and momentum Goodreturns.
Eurasia and Middle East
- Tone: Selective resilience with flows into quality and defensives amid geopolitical crosswinds; risk appetite benefited from improving trade signals even as inflation remained a concern markets.financialcontent.com Investing.com.
- Drivers: Ongoing geopolitical developments and commodity price swings shaped local equity moves and sector leadership markets.financialcontent.com Investing.com.
Africa
- Tone: Cautious; FX fragility and rates premium constrained equity participation. Commodity‑export narratives continued to dominate performance dispersion across exchanges Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: Global dollar/commodities interplay and domestic inflation trends influenced turnover and breadth Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
Europe
- Tone: Constructive; Swiss and broader European markets benefited from trade optimism and rotation into cyclicals as US shutdown risk eased in headlines Hong Leong Bank Malaysia markets.financialcontent.com.
- Drivers: Relief from US fiscal headlines and persistent but manageable inflation expectations underpinned mild gains across benchmarks Hong Leong Bank Malaysia markets.financialcontent.com.
Latin America and the Caribbean
- Tone: Mixed; commodity sensitivity and domestic policy signals drove dispersion. FX moves versus the USD and local inflation/rates set the day’s bias Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: Energy and metals price paths, alongside US rate expectations, steered equity flows and sector rotation Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
North America: Mexico, US, Canada
- Tone: US closed mixed—Dow +1.2%, S&P 500 +0.2%, Nasdaq −0.3%—as investors rotated away from tech after notable corporate developments; Canada tracked commodities and cyclicals, while Mexico remained sensitive to USD/MXN and oil Hong Leong Bank Malaysia.
- Drivers: US Senate’s spending bill progress, tech‑specific news (including selling pressure tied to chip exposure), and softer UK labor data impacting FX contributed to the day’s cross‑asset tone Hong Leong Bank Malaysia.
Commodities across baskets
Precious metals
- Performance: Range‑bound to slightly firm as inflation persistence and rate path uncertainty supported safe‑haven interest, tempered by a softer dollar into the close markets.financialcontent.com Investing.com.
- Drivers: DXY edge‑lower and geopolitical unease provided modest tailwinds; positioning stayed cautious ahead of further data Hong Leong Bank Malaysia Investing.com.
Non‑precious and base metals
- Performance: Mixed, tracking China demand sentiment and global manufacturing signals; equities mirrored metal indices with metals under mild pressure in parts of Asia Angel One ET Now.
- Drivers: Policy uncertainty and uneven growth expectations across regions limited sustained rallies in industrial metals Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
Energy and power
- Performance: Firm sentiment across energy equities and benchmarks, aided by improving risk tone; regional moves reflected localized supply/demand dynamics and geopolitical risk premia Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: US fiscal headlines and global growth worries balanced support from geopolitical factors; power utilities saw selective inflows on defensiveness Hong Leong Bank Malaysia Investing.com.
Currencies, crypto, bonds, money markets, and funds
Currencies
- Performance: USD eased slightly; GBP weakened on softer UK labour data; cross‑rates reflected shifting expectations for late‑year policy moves Hong Leong Bank Malaysia Investing.com.
- Drivers: Inflation’s persistence and the debate over the pace of future cuts kept FX ranges choppy, with EUR and JPY responding to rate differentials markets.financialcontent.com Investing.com.
Crypto‑currencies
- Performance: Volatile pockets persisted, with sentiment shadowing risk‑on equities yet sensitive to global liquidity and regulatory headlines Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: Macro liquidity, tech rotation in equities, and idiosyncratic crypto catalysts shaped intraday moves Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
Bonds and money markets
- Performance: Government bonds traded steady to mixed as markets weighed inflation stickiness against growth worries; money markets stayed cautious amid policy path uncertainty markets.financialcontent.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: Central bank communication and fiscal developments (US spending trajectory) influenced front‑end rates and curve expectations Hong Leong Bank Malaysia ftdsystem.com.
Fund markets
- Performance: Flows tilted toward large‑cap and defensive equity funds in Europe/US; emerging market exposure remained selective given FX and rate risks markets.financialcontent.com ftdsystem.com.
- Drivers: Persistent inflation and geopolitical events steered allocations toward quality and income markets.financialcontent.com markets.financialcontent.com.
Advances, declines, and turnover snapshots
- India (reference): Breadth was positive with notable advances; sectoral leadership in IT/auto boosted totals. Daily turnover rose with three‑session momentum into mid‑week Angel One Goodreturns.
- US: Rotation into blue chips lifted Dow turnover; tech underperformance weighed on Nasdaq breadth as investors reassessed AI‑exposed names Hong Leong Bank Malaysia.
- Europe: Swiss and broader European indices saw constructive breadth on trade optimism, though turnover remained selective in cyclicals vs defensives Hong Leong Bank Malaysia.
For exact exchange‑by‑exchange advance/decline counts and turnover across all regions and markets, please specify the exchanges and segments you want covered. I can compile official figures from each venue’s daily report for November 12, 2025.
Block deals, bulk deals, and short selling
- India: Official bulk/block/short selling archives are maintained by NSE and BSE, with downloadable date‑wise CSVs. These are the authoritative sources for symbol, quantity, price, and counterparties NSE India Trendlyne IndiaInfoline.
- Global: Similar large‑trade disclosure practices vary widely by exchange and jurisdiction. Many venues publish end‑of‑day block trade summaries or insider transaction logs, but formats differ.
If you share the specific exchanges (e.g., ASX, NZX, TSE, HKEX, JPX, LSE, SIX, Euronext, BME, JSE, B3, NASDAQ, NYSE, TSX, etc.), I’ll return full lists for November 12 with turnover, symbol‑level details, and counterparties where disclosed.
IPOs worldwide for Thursday–Friday, November 13–14, 2025
- India pipeline: Public trackers show an active November line‑up across mainboard and SME, with notable names flagged for mid‑month; confirm exact windows via exchange calendars and RHPs. Broader lists include high‑profile issuers slated for November with sizes and price bands pending finalization IPO Watch IPO Central Chittorgarh.
- Global: Europe/US pipelines remained selective given macro volatility; alternative boards (AIM, GEM, Catalist, Mothers, Growth markets) often cluster small caps around mid‑month windows, subject to last‑minute schedule updates due to market conditions Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
Share your target regions/boards (AIM London, Euronext Growth, GEM HK, JPX Mothers, ASX listings, TSX Venture, NASDAQ/NYSE small‑cap, B3 Novo Mercado, JSE AltX, etc.). I’ll list all IPOs slated for Nov 13–14 with ticker, size, price band, and venue from official calendars.
Outlook for Thursday, November 13, 2025
South Pacific and Asia
- Equities: Bias mildly constructive, led by India’s momentum and selective cyclicals; watch US dollar drift and China demand signals for spillovers Goodreturns Investing.com.
- Commodities: Energy sentiment firm; precious metals supported by policy uncertainty; base metals remain data‑dependent on China/PMIs Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- FX: Expect range‑bound trade with USD modestly softer unless US data surprises; INR/JPY/EUR moves hinge on yields and risk tone Hong Leong Bank Malaysia Investing.com.
- Rates/Funds: Steady curves; flows lean toward defensives and quality until inflation conviction improves markets.financialcontent.com ftdsystem.com.
Europe, Middle East, Africa
- Equities: Constructive if trade optimism persists; defensives likely to attract incremental flows amidst geopolitics Hong Leong Bank Malaysia markets.financialcontent.com.
- Commodities: Energy/geopolitics keep volatility elevated; metals track growth fears vs supply signals Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- FX/Rates: GBP remains sensitive to labor data; EUR guided by rate differentials; Bunds/Gilts steady to mixed on inflation path Hong Leong Bank Malaysia Investing.com.
Americas
- US equities: Rotation theme continues as investors digest tech‑specific headlines and fiscal progress; Dow/S&P favored over Nasdaq near term Hong Leong Bank Malaysia.
- Canada/Mexico: Commodity‑linked cyclicals supported; FX dynamics (USD/CAD, USD/MXN) steer local risk appetite Investing.com ftdsystem.com.
- Rates/Funds: Treasuries steady with inflation overhang; equity funds tilt toward quality and income until policy clarity firms markets.financialcontent.com ftdsystem.com.
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As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.
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THE INDIA STORY
Here’s a News-Commentary in descending timeline order (most recent first, in IST) covering sector-wise business & finance news, macro economic/markets, mainstream/current affairs, politics, crime, entertainment and sports from India in the last 24 hours. Wherever possible the original article links are wrapped as titles.
22:08 IST — Finance / Corporate
Infosys launches India’s largest ever share buy-back of ₹18,000 crore, with the record date set for November 14. The move signals strong cash generation in the IT-services company and a desire to return value to shareholders. (The Times of India)
20:10 IST — Markets / Stock Market
The BSE Sensex closed up ~595 points (≈+0.71%) at 84,466.51 while the Nifty 50 closed at 25,875.80 (≈+0.7%). IT and Auto stocks led the rally, while names like Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra and Bajaj Finserv were among top gainers; laggards included Tata Steel, Tata Motors (PV) and Bharat Electronics Ltd. (Business Standard)
18:30 IST — Markets / Sector-specific Stocks
In a breakout stocks note, the analyst Sumeet Bagadia recommends five shares to watch today: Yatra Online, Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers, Latent View Analytics, Awfis Space Solutions and KPR Mill — citing technical breakout signals for potential upside. (mint)
16:45 IST — Economic / Government Policy
The Union Cabinet approved a new Credit Guarantee Scheme for Exporters (CGSE) covering up to ₹20,000 crore in collateral-free credit for exporters (MSMEs & non-MSMEs) via the National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company Ltd. (NCGTC). The move aims to boost export competitiveness and employment through enhanced liquidity. (PM India)
15:13 IST — Economic / Infrastructure
The government announced an overhaul of its flagship PM Gati Shakti infrastructure-coordination program, replacing the “Network Planning Group (NPG)” with a new central authority tasked with five- and ten-year transport plans to streamline strategy across roads, rail, ports and logistics. (The Times of India)
12:32 IST — Urban / Environmental Affairs
In the Delhi-NCR region, the Noida administration triggered GRAP Stage-III (pollution emergency) curbs: construction bans and vehicle restrictions were enforced as air quality deteriorated sharply. (The Economic Times)
10:19 IST — Current Affairs / Security
The explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi has been formally declared a terror incident by the Cabinet. Security agencies are investigating links to “anti-national forces.” (The Guardian)
08:45 IST — Markets / Stock Picks
Brokerage analysts at Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers flagged stocks like SAIL, Hindustan Zinc and Nippon Life India Asset Management as technical buy-ideas for near-term opportunities. (The Times of India)
06:30 IST — Markets / Money & Liquidity
India’s call-money market rate closed at around 8.00-8.25% on 12 Nov (closing time), signalling somewhat tight liquidity conditions. (Reuters)
🌐 Summary & Observations
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Equity markets in India closed decisively higher, buoyed by strong sector rotation, positive global cues (hopes of US government shutdown resolution) and robust domestic policy moves.
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Noteworthy policy actions: Export credit guarantee scheme, infrastructure planning overhaul; these reinforce medium-term structural momentum.
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Environmental stress in NCR prompts short-term urban policy interventions (vehicle/construction curbs).
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Security shock: The Red Fort blast declaration as a terror incident elevates domestic risk agenda.
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Corporate action: Infosys buy-back and broker stock recommendations reflect investor-return buoyancy and stock-specific opportunities.
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Liquidity appears comfortable but call-money rates show some firmness — worth watching for fixed-income/money-markets.
THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS
Below is a comprehensive, sourced market wrap for Wednesday, 12 November 2025 (by region, in trading-sequence from South-Pacific → Asia → Eurasia/Middle East/Africa → Europe → Latin America/Caribbean → North America), followed by IPOs scheduled for Thu–Fri (13–14 Nov 2025) and a concise outlook for Thursday, 13 Nov 2025. I made a best-effort compilation from exchange reports, major wire services and market-data pages — and I call out where granular, exchange-level items (global advance/decline totals, every block/bulk/short-sell deal) require direct exchange feeds or paid terminals.
MARKET WRAP — Wednesday, 12 November 2025
(sources cited inline for the most load-bearing facts)
1) SOUTH PACIFIC — Australia & New Zealand
Performance
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Australia (ASX 200): A muted session — the ASX200 closed roughly flat to slightly negative (session around -0.2% in several live reports). Mining/resources stocks were the relative outperformers while broader index was subdued. (Market Index)
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New Zealand (NZX 50): Closed up ~0.4–0.5% on the day, a modest positive session. (Trading Economics)
Drivers
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Global risk sentiment mixed but steadied as hopes grew for a quick end to the U.S. federal shutdown and dovish Fed pricing — that supported risk assets in APAC; commodity cyclicals (iron ore, base metals) gave selective support. (Reuters)
Top movers (examples)
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Resource and materials names led on commodity strength; defensives lagged (ASX intraday movers reported by MarketIndex/Investing). (Market Index)
Block / bulk deals
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Exchange-level «large trades / special crosses» are published on ASX/NZX daily summary pages — a comprehensive global list is not published in a single feed (see note at end). (Example: ASX reported several large block crosses in resources names; details available on ASX market reports.)
2) ASIA (East, South & Southeast Asia)
Performance — headline indices
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Japan (Nikkei 225 / Topix): Higher — Nikkei rose ~+0.4–0.8% (Topix hitting record highs intraday), supported by positive risk tone across Asia. (Investing.com India)
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China (Shanghai Composite / Shenzhen): Marginally lower — Shanghai closed around 4,000 (~-0.07%), Shenzhen slightly down; mixed on domestic data/monetary signals. (Investing.com India)
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Hong Kong (Hang Seng): Stronger — Hang Seng finished up ~0.8% (one-month high range), led by financials and resumed risk appetite. (Investing.com India)
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South Korea (Kospi): Up ~1.0% — tech and semiconductor-related optimism aided the rise. (Reuters)
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India (Nifty / Sensex): Up — Nifty ~25,875 (about +0.7%), Sensex ~84,466 (~+0.7%); breadth favored advancers on the NSE with many midcaps outperforming. Key gainers included large domestic cyclicals and selected IT/industrial names. (Investing.com India)
Drivers
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Asia took a positive cue from the U.S. where the Dow hit a record and hope mounted that the U.S. shutdown would end soon; expectations of Fed policy easing (December pricing) eased some rates pressure and fed risk appetite. Chinese onshore calm reflected PBOC policy stability and selective buying in Hong Kong. (Reuters)
Notable top gainers/losers (regional examples)
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Japan: exporters and cyclicals outperformed. (Nikkei constituents list at close available via Nikkei data pages). (Investing.com India)
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China/HK: property/financial/re-opening plays moved; Hong Kong banking names rallied. (Investing.com India)
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India: headline winners included Asian Paints and some IT names (Asian Paints reported gains ~7% intraday in India commentary), while others lagged. Market reports flagged Sensex gains ~595 pts. (The Economic Times)
Block/bulk deals / short sells
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India: NSE & BSE publish large-deal lists and SLB / short-sell statistics — the exchanges’ daily bhavcopies and “large deals” files carry this. Example: multiple large deals recorded (see NSE/BSE market data pages). (NSE India)
3) EURASIA / MIDDLE EAST / AFRICA
Performance
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Gulf (Tadawul, ADX, DFM): Mixed / subdued overall — Saudi TASI roughly flat to slightly lower (~-0.1% to flat territory in some reports); Dubai and Abu Dhabi slightly softer on oil dips. Turnover variable. (Reuters)
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South Africa (JSE): Up ~1.5% — broad advance led by resource and financial names; JSE All-Share and Top-40 were notable gainers. (JSE)
Drivers
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Gulf markets tracked oil prices (which eased moderately), while African markets were supported by commodity prices and domestic flows. Corporate earnings and M&A headlines also supported selected names (e.g., cross-border deals). (Reuters)
Block / private deals
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Saudi/Tadawul: local reporting flagged several private deals (five private deals worth c.SAR 366m reported in one summary). JSE: large transaction activity around corporate M&A (e.g., Natco/Adcock transaction completion noted). These are exchange-reported and published in local market news. (Maaal)
4) EUROPE
Performance
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Major indices: Positive session overall — DAX up ~1.2%, FTSE 100 small positive (~+0.1%), CAC up modestly. Reuters and FT noted equities edging higher while bond yields eased. (Reuters)
Drivers
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Europe rallied on the back of positive U.S. signals (House expected to pass measure averting prolonged shutdown), weaker bond yields (10-yr U.S. down), and better-than-feared economic prints in places. Rotation from high-valuation tech names to cyclicals/industrial names (value trade) supported DAX and other heavy industrial indices. (Reuters)
Commodities & base metals
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Oil (Brent & WTI): Weaker on the day — Brent around $62–65/bbl (declines of 2–4% on some feeds) after short-covering earlier; traders were waiting on OPEC/IEA data. (Financial Times Markets)
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Precious metals: Gold/gold futures were muted/slightly softer as yields dipped then stabilized; silver and platinum showed mixed moves. FT commodity tables show small moves on Nov 12. (Financial Times Markets)
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Base metals: Copper largely flat, iron ore steady — commodity screens show small day-to-day moves. (Financial Times Markets)
Top movers
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Europe’s largest industrials and energy stocks outperformed while a handful of tech names trimmed gains (rotation theme). Specific top-gainers/losers by exchange are available on each exchange’s close bulletin.
5) LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
Performance
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Brazil (Bovespa/IBOV): Strong — the IBOVESPA continued a multi-session run (reports show +1.6% on the day; record/sustained advance themes). (Trading Economics)
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Mexico (IPC): Higher — Mexico’s IPC posted significant gains (reports of +1.9% on 12 Nov), led by industrials and consumer names. (Investing.com India)
Drivers
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Latin America benefited from commodity strength and global risk on sentiment; Brazil’s rally tied to local liquidity / positive macro commentary and inflows. (The Rio Times)
6) NORTH AMERICA — Mexico → Canada → United States (close of day)
United States — headline
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Dow Jones: Record close — Dow rose appreciably (reports show +0.7% / +327 points to new record levels; Reuters/AP noted record closes). S&P 500: small positive or flat (around +0.1), Nasdaq: down c.-0.3 to -0.5% due to profit-taking in large tech. (AP News)
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Key movers: AMD surged after positive forward commentary from management (double-digit intraday moves referenced in AP reporting). Nvidia and other AI beneficiaries were mixed (some profit taking). (AP News)
Canada
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TSX: modest gains (futures and early prints signalled a positive day, lifted by commodities). (Reuters)
Drivers
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Momentum came from tech/AI-related company commentary (earnings/forward guidance), a decline in U.S. bond yields (10-yr down to ~4.06% in some reports), and market optimism that the U.S. shutdown would be resolved — that lifted risk assets, particularly value/industrial names. Fed-cut expectations (December) also featured in flows. (AP News)
Commodities (global summary)
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Crude oil: Brent and WTI eased on the session (Brent roughly $62–65/bbl, WTI around $58–61), pressured by balance-of-supply concerns and a wait for OPEC/IEA commentary. (Financial Times Markets)
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Gold & precious metals: Mixed; overall little net movement with mild profit-taking after earlier rallies — silver and platinum small moves. (Financial Times Markets)
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Agricultural staples (corn/soy/wheat): Mixed — small daily changes (corn/wheat up marginally; soybeans near session highs). FT commodity tables recorded modest daily ticks. (Financial Times Markets)
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Base metals (copper, aluminium): Largely flat to modestly firmer/softer depending on session; copper around unchanged in several feeds. (Financial Times Markets)
Currencies
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US Dollar Index (DXY): effectively stable to slightly firmer (~99.4–99.5); EUR/USD around 1.158–1.160; USD/JPY modestly firmer on cross flows. Markets moved on yield and Fed-cut expectations. (Investing.com India)
Crypto
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Bitcoin: traded down on the day — closing in the ~$101k–$105k band depending on feed; intraday profit-taking after October highs; technicals showed short-term consolidation around $100k support. Ethereum: intraday swings with closes in the mid-$3k range (Ethereum ~US$3,400–3,600 on Nov 12 data feeds). (Twelve Data)
Bonds & money markets
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US 10-yr yield: drifted lower mid-session (cited ~4.06% in some wire reports), helping equities and lowering discount rates for cyclicals. Money markets priced in a materially higher chance of a December cut than a week earlier. (AP News)
Top gainers / top losers (examples at US close)
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Gainers: Dow-centric industrials and some cyclical names; AMD (double-digit intraday move on comments), other stocks with positive guidance. Losers: several large-cap tech/AI names saw profit taking — Nasdaq fell modestly. (Detailed, exchange-level top-10 lists are available in each exchange’s official close bulletin.) (AP News)
MARKET DEPTH — TURNOVER, ADVANCES / DECLINES, BLOCK / BULK DEALS (summary & caveats)
Turnover & breadth — examples
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India (NSE/BSE): Reported large turnover and positive breadth on 12 Nov — Nifty up about 0.7; NSE intraday breadth (advances/declines) showed ~1,900 advances vs ~1,178 declines in one brokerage’s post-market note; BSE had mixed breadth with midcap/smallcap action. Market turnover and F&O volumes are published on NSE/BSE reports. (Ventura Securities)
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JSE: reported trade volume and a ~1.5% index gain with strong turnover in resource names. (Financial Times Markets)
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Tadawul: daily turnover reported (Argaam and exchange pages publish SAR turnover figures). (Argaam)
Block / bulk / short-sell deals
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Many exchanges publish “large deals” / “block trades” as part of their end-of-day data (ASX, NSE, BSE, Tadawul, JSE, B3, NYSE/Nasdaq via FINRA/ACA). We found examples (e.g., private deals reported on Tadawul; JSE/Natco cross). However, a consolidated, worldwide list of every block/bulk/short-sell deal for Nov 12 is not published in a single public feed — assembling one requires pulling EOD reports from each exchange (NSE/BSE / ASX / LSE / NYSE / Nasdaq / Tadawul / B3 / JSE / HKEX, etc.). I can fetch and tabulate exchange-by-exchange large-deal lists if you want — specify which exchanges you want prioritized. (Maaal)
IPOs — Thursday 13 Nov & Friday 14 Nov 2025 (known / public calendars)
Note: IPO calendars are highly regional. Below are IPOs flagged on public IPO calendars / brokerage pages for 13–14 Nov 2025 (mainly India, where the bulk of scheduled offers fell on these dates). For global IPOs outside India, I could not find a consolidated worldwide list for 13–14 Nov in public feeds — exchange calendars would be the source of truth.
Notable IPOs / listings spanning 13–14 Nov 2025 (public sources)
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India (NSE/BSE / SME platforms):
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Finbud Financial Services (SME) — expected/listed 13 Nov on NSE SME. (Zerodha)
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Pine Labs — allotment/listing activity around these dates (listed 12–14 Nov window depending on allotment updates). (Moneycontrol)
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Tenneco Clean Air India — issue open 12–14 Nov; allotment/listing timeline across this week. (Indira Securities)
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Fujiyama Power Systems — IPO opening 13 Nov (reports of Indian mainboard filing / band given). (The Economic Times)
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PhysicsWallah / Emmvee / Curis / Shining Tools / other SME issues — several SME and mainboard issues with final subscription/listing actions in the 13–14 Nov window. (Multiple Indian IPO calendars list these names.) (5paisa)
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Outside India
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No single, high-quality public feed showed major global mainboard IPOs scheduled specifically for 13–14 Nov 2025 (most larger non-Indian listings were earlier in the month). Regional exchanges (LSE, NYSE, Nasdaq, ASX, B3, TMX, Tadawul, HKEX) publish daily IPO calendars on their websites — I can pull exchange-level IPO calendars on request to make a full worldwide list for these two dates.
WHY MARKETS MOVED (key themes that dominated Nov 12, 2025)
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U.S. political developments (shutdown hopes): Growing odds that the U.S. shutdown would end spurred global risk appetite (support for equities). Reuters/AP coverage framed this as a major cross-market catalyst. (Reuters)
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Fed expectations / yields: slowing yields and market pricing of a December Fed cut (increased probability) supported longer-duration risk assets and reduced volatility in some sectors, but drove rotation away from overvalued tech names to cyclicals/value. (AP News)
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Earnings & company guidance: company-specific news (e.g., AMD’s bullish statements) moved individual large-cap names and influenced index composition (Dow outperformance vs Nasdaq weakness). (AP News)
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Commodity price signals: oil eased which weighted on Gulf bourses and energy names but improved sentiment in growth-sensitive sectors elsewhere. Metals/agri were mixed, giving sector-specific moves rather than a broad commodity rally. (Financial Times Markets)
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Crypto profit-taking: Bitcoin/ETH retraced from recent highs, driven by profit-taking & deleveraging dynamics after October volatility. (Twelve Data)
OUTLOOK — Thursday, 13 November 2025 (concise, region-by-region)
These are probability-weighted short-term scenarios (not investment advice). They reflect market drivers I tracked for Nov 12 and the macro calendar.
South Pacific (AU/NZ): Expect modest follow-through or consolidation after mixed cues — ASX to track commodity names and offshore cues from U.S. equities and oil. (Watch RBA commentary if scheduled.) (Market Index)
Asia (Japan/China/HK/India):
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Japan/HK: positive bias likely to continue if global risk tone holds; Topix/Nikkei could test higher levels if U.S. remains constructive. (Investing.com India)
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China: expect rangebound trade with policy-sensitive names reacting to PBOC / data signals. (Xinhua News)
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India: positive open probable — domestic flows, large IPOs (if listed) and global inflows will matter. Watch F&O expiry dates / option pain levels. (The Economic Times)
Eurasia / Middle East / Africa: Gulf markets to track oil; subdued to mixed session expected. African bourses to follow commodity demand signals. (Reuters)
Europe: Early positive bias if U.S. sentiment holds; tech rotation into cyclicals could continue. Bond yields and ECB commentary will be important. (Reuters)
Latin America: Commodity and local macro flows will dominate — Bovespa/IPC expected to remain supported if commodity momentum continues. (Trading Economics)
North America (US/Canada/Mexico):
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U.S.: expect cautious optimism — Dow may continue to test records while Nasdaq faces profit-taking risks. Watch key tech/AI earnings and housing/jobs prints. Bond yields and Fed-related news will swing sentiment. (AP News)
Commodities & FX: Oil likely rangebound (eyes on OPEC/IEA commentary); gold to track real yields; USD to trade largely within the current band (DXY ~99.4). Crypto: continued volatility with support near $100k for Bitcoin; ETH to follow macro/flows. (Financial Times Markets)
QUICK REFERENCES (selected sources used)
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Reuters — Global markets roundup / Asia gains on U.S. developments. (Reuters)
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AP & Barron’s / Times of India — U.S. close headlines (Dow record, AMD move). (AP News)
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Financial Times — Commodities snapshot (oil, metals, agriculture). (Financial Times Markets)
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MarketIndex / Investing / TradingEconomics / Yahoo Finance — ASX, NZX, Nikkei, Shanghai, Hang Seng, Bitcoin/Ethereum histories. (Market Index)
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NSE / BSE / Moneycontrol / Venturasecurities — India intraday breadth, turnover, large-deal filings. (NSE India)
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Argaam / Reuters — Gulf market flow & Tadawul activity. (Reuters)
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JSE market pages / Marketscreener — South Africa daily close & turnover. (JSE)
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Exchange IPO calendars, Indian broker calendars (Zerodha, 5paisa, AngelOne, Groww) — IPO schedules for 13–14 Nov (mainly India). (Zerodha)
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So, let us see as to how the set of economic events across the world are setting the stage for the business, economic news developments ...
Here is a Worldwide Economic & Earnings Calendar for Thursday, 13 November 2025 (times are converted to Indian Standard Time – IST, UTC+05:30), covering major economic events by region (South Pacific → Asia → Eurasia/Middle East/Africa → Europe → Latin America/Caribbean → North America) plus the key corporate earnings scheduled globally for the day.
🌏 Economic Events Calendar (Thursday, 13 Nov 2025 IST)
South Pacific (Australia / New Zealand)
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No major high-impact releases publicly listed for Australia or New Zealand on 13 Nov (per major economic-calendar services). (Trading Economics)
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Hyper-local note (Australia): Watch for any RBA commentary or Australian business confidence data, as these often move markets in the APAC region before the European open.
Asia
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Japan:
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05:30 IST (~0:00 JST) – Tertiary Industry Index (MoM) Sep (previous -0.4 %) (TradingCharts)
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05:30 IST – Tertiary Industry Index (YoY) Sep (previous -1.2 %) (TradingCharts)
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11:20 IST (~07:50 JST) – GDP (YoY) Q3 Preliminary and GDP (QoQ) Q3 Preliminary for Japan (TradingCharts)
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Hyper-local note (Japan): The preliminary Q3 GDP print will be watched closely for any further signs of contraction or rebound — a weaker than expected print could impact Yen and regional equities.
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Other Asian economies: While no major releases flagged for 13 Nov beyond Japan in public calendar sources, keep an eye on local central-bank commentary and trade/industrial data in Southeast Asia as these can influence regional flows. (The Rio Times)
Eurasia / Middle East / Africa
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No major “high-impact” scheduled events publicly listed for the Middle East or Africa for 13 Nov (per available global calendars). (Trading Economics)
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Hyper-local note (Middle East): Oil-price data, OPEC statements or regional central-bank commentary may still create local market moves — especially for Gulf states.
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Hyper-local note (Africa): Watch for commodity-export data (especially from South Africa or Nigeria) though none are flagged yet for this date.
Europe
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18:00 IST (~14:30 CET) – UK GDP Q3 Preliminary (previous figure) (Scotiabank)
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18:00 IST – UK Industrial Production Sep (Scotiabank)
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18:00 IST – UK Trade Balance Sep (Scotiabank)
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22:30 IST (~17:00 CET) – Euro Area Industrial Production Sep (Scotiabank)
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Hyper-local note (Europe): These data points will be important for EUR-USD currency flows and European equity sentiment, as weaker output could dampen growth expectations.
Latin America / Caribbean
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No major releases flagged in global calendars for 13 Nov (per publicly accessible sources). (Trading Economics)
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Hyper-local note (Latin America): Monitor central‐bank speeches (for Brazil or Mexico), and any commodity-export announcements, as they could stir regional FX/markets despite no scheduled items.
North America (Mexico / US / Canada)
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19:00 IST (~08:30 EST) – United States: Consumer Price Index (CPI) Oct (Scotiabank)
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23:30 IST (~14:00 EST) – United States: Treasury Statement (Government Budget) Oct (Scotiabank)
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Hyper-local note (India watchers): The US CPI print is a major global event — it will heavily influence global bond yields, USD strength/weakness, and emerging market flows, including India’s currency and debt markets.
📈 Worldwide Corporate Earnings Calendar (Thursday, 13 Nov 2025)
Below are some of the corporate earnings announcements scheduled globally for 13 November (times may vary by region). (RTTNews)
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Eicher Motors Ltd (India) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
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Korea Electric Power Corp (South Korea) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
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LOTTE Corporation (South Korea) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
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GoHealth, Inc. (USA) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
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Omeros Corp. (USA) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
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Tencent Holdings Ltd (China/HK) – Q3 results expected. (RTTNews)
Additional earnings will be listed in full on platforms such as Yahoo Finance’s earnings calendar for 13 Nov. (Yahoo Finance)
🧭 Summary & What to Watch
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The US CPI release (19:00 IST) stands out as the highest-impact event globally for 13 Nov — market watchers will monitor this closely for implications on rate expectations and global flows.
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Economic data from UK/Eurozone may influence EUR-USD and European equity sentiment.
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The Japanese GDP print may influence Asian equities and yen flows early in the day (05:30 IST).
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Earnings: Indian automotive stock Eicher Motors and major Asian names (Korea Electric Power, LOTTE) may create regional equity moves; US small-cap names such as GoHealth and Omeros could affect US pre-market sentiment ahead of domestic open.
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Hyper-local vigilance required: In India, RBI commentary or domestic data releases (if any) may overlap; globally, commodity flows (Gulf metals/oil), emerging-market FX, and regional central-bank actions remain background risks.
So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...
- Ukraine Frontlines Crumble: Russian "Mad Max-style" pushes into Pokrovsk and Zaporizhia signal potential collapse. Russian forces roll Mad Max-style into Ukraine city. Hyperlocal in Pokrovsk's bunkers, miners-turned-fighters radio for ammo. Is the fall of Pokrovsk, Ukraine’s key eastern stronghold, inevitable?. Commentary: Putin's fog-of-war gains exploit Kyiv's graft woes.
- Turkish Tragedy: 20 troops die in Georgia C-130 crash. Turkey says 20 troops killed in Georgia plane crash; black box found. Hyperlocal in Ankara's military families, grief vigils clog streets.
- China-Japan Taiwan Spat: Beijing blasts Japan's PM over "reckless" remarks. China and Japan in escalating spat over Taiwan: What to know. Commentary: Indo-Pacific flashpoint heats up.
- Solar Flare Chaos: Strongest 2025 flare blacks out radios in Europe/Africa. Solar Flare, Strongest Of 2025, Causes Widespread Radio Blackouts In Europe And Africa. Hyperlocal in London's air traffic, flights reroute amid "cannibal storm."
- China's Space Snag: Shenzhou-20 astronauts delayed by debris. Three Chinese astronauts stranded in space after debris hits their return capsule. Commentary: Beijing's space ambitions hit cosmic potholes.
- Other Echoes: Algeria pardons writer Sansal Algeria pardons French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal after German appeal; UK halts U.S. intel ‘Special relationship is dead’: UK partially halts US intel sharing after Caribbean murders; Canada pivots immigration Red carpet for US H1-Bs, others get in line—Canada’s big immigration pivot, courtesy Carney.
So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...
The Red Fort carnage, now under the National Investigation Agency's (NIA) hawkish gaze, has unearthed a chilling web of radicalization and betrayal. Police have rounded up nearly a dozen suspects, tracing the charred Ford EcoSport—registered to a Pulwama doctor sacked in 2023 for terror ties—to a shadowy module involving medical professionals turned militants. CCTV footage captures the horrifying instant the vehicle detonated at a red light, hurling shrapnel and flames that scarred victims with cross-injury patterns, while a shopkeeper near the site laments, "Not slept since the blast—it's hard to forget." In a twist laced with geopolitics, a Turkey link has emerged: Accused plotters allegedly scouted a Republic Day strike at the fort after trips to Ankara, prompting Türkiye to vehemently reject Indian media claims of state-sponsored radicalization as "malicious disinformation." Ankara's retort highlights the diplomatic tightrope: While India bolsters raids in five states under a 2023 Al-Qaeda conspiracy probe, the blast's echoes risk inflaming ties with a NATO ally already strained by disinformation wars.
Yet, amid the grief, India's political machinery churns on, with the Union Cabinet passing a resolution condemning the 'cowardly act' and vowing swift justice. The handover to NIA signals a federal escalation, as sweeping raids and mass arrests ripple through Kashmir, where the Raw chief now doubles as security secretary. In a nod to continuity, the Supreme Court has scheduled January 21 for the final hearing on Uddhav Thackeray's Sena symbol plea, a reminder that electoral fault lines persist even as terror casts long shadows. Meanwhile, design firm Figma is tapping India's creator economy, injecting a sliver of optimism into a week dominated by dread—perhaps a metaphor for innovation thriving amid adversity.
November 12, 2025 – Bihar's ballot boxes, sealed after record turnout, have birthed a pollster's paradox: Two exit polls herald an NDA triumph, with projections of 130-209 seats for Nitish Kumar's coalition, yet Axis My India dares to crown RJD the single-largest party at 67-76 seats, buoyed by Muslim-Yadav loyalty and urban youth disillusionment. History whispers caution—2020's razor-thin NDA edge (125 seats) followed similar forecasts—but Tejashwi Yadav's camp scents a "change" in the 67% turnout, while Nitish's allies tout OBC consolidation. As results loom on November 14, the polls underscore a deeper malaise: In a state where women outvoted men for the first time, economic woes and caste calculus could upend the status quo, even as Delhi's blast amplifies national security as a silent campaigner.
On the economic front, relief arrives for exporters battered by America's tariff wall. The Cabinet has greenlit a $5.1 billion lifeline, including Rs 25,060 crore for an Export Promotion Mission over six years—collateral-free loans to pivot from U.S. markets reeling from 50% duties on textiles and gems. This complements the $5.1 billion package targeting labor-intensive sectors, a pragmatic shield for Gujarat and Tamil Nadu's factories amid Trump's hinted thaw in ties. In a wildlife win, India and Botswana seal a cheetah translocation pact, with President Murmu assuring, "We will take good care of them," as eight big cats prepare for a Kalahari-to-Kuno odyssey under Project Cheetah— a beacon of biodiversity diplomacy.
Pakistan's internal storm brews fiercer: Parliament has empowered the army chief with sweeping authority, curbing the top court's oversight in a move decried as martial overreach. This comes as Islamabad reels from a suicide blast killing 12, with Pakistan pinning blame on the Pakistani Taliban—a claim Kabul rejects amid shuttered trade routes and finger-pointing at Afghan proxies. The fallout? Sri Lanka's cricketers are fleeing Pakistan post-blast, jeopardizing the ODI series and reviving ghosts of 2009's Lahore ambush. Globally, U.S. Treasury slaps Iran-linked sanctions on missile and drone tech, while a U.S. expert notes Trump's nod to the TRIPP Corridor as a Middle Corridor linchpin during Central Asian talks—signaling Washington's pivot eastward.
November 11, 2025 – Hyperlocal tremors hit Bengaluru, where a ganja-fueled intruder attempted to assault a disabled woman in MR Nagar, only for locals to thrash and hand him over— a raw vigilante justice exposing urban India's underbelly of vulnerability. The Delhi High Court, in a quieter rumble, flags delays in PM Modi's degree disclosure appeals, ordering DU's reply by January—a RTI saga that refuses to fade. Border frictions flare: Cambodia reports a Thai soldier killed in fresh clashes, echoing Mekong tensions, while Australia and Indonesia ink a security pact to counter South China Sea shadows.
November 10, 2025 – A 5.5-magnitude quake off Indonesia's Maluku islands rattles without tsunami fears, a seismic sideshow to Kyrgyzstan's central bank unleashing its 2025's largest currency intervention amid forex volatility. Ukraine's war as a 'living lab' informs India's military playbook, per the Army chief, while sugar prices buoy on India's export curbs. In Faridabad's undercurrents, Maulvi Irfan's radicalization of med students prefigures the blast's human toll.
November 9, 2025 – Amid the quiet prelude, police issue stark warnings on WhatsApp scams hijacking accounts—a digital peril mirroring the analog horrors soon to unfold. As Bihar's first-phase polls wrap and Delhi's streets hum with Diwali prep, no one could foresee the Red Fort's fate. In retrospect, these threads weave a tapestry of fragility: From ballot battles to border blasts, India's November pulses with peril and promise, demanding vigilance lest the shadows lengthen.
So, now let us have a bird's eye view on how are the news developments across the State of Gujarat in India [which happens to be the home-state of DATELINE GUJARAT (#DLG+2)] is shaping the news landscape of the state, which is one of the economic engines of the nation ...
The evening's top jolt came at 23:34, when news broke of an eye-watering 33,736 paramedical seats lying vacant across Gujarat, even after five grueling intake rounds. This isn't just a statistic—it's a crisis in the making for a state that's long prided itself on healthcare hubs like Ahmedabad's Civil Hospital. Commentators are buzzing: Why the ghost-town admissions? Is it mismatched counseling, rural-urban divides, or a deeper disinterest in allied health careers? With over 27,000 nursing slots still empty post-fourth round in districts like Rajkot and Surat, experts warn of a looming shortage that could strain emergency wards from Vadodara to Valsad. The Admission Committee for Professional Courses must rethink outreach—perhaps hyperlocal drives in tribal belts like Dang or incentives for underrepresented castes—to fill these gaps before they become chasms.
Barely minutes later, at the same timestamp, Union Home Minister Amit Shah's much-anticipated Gujarat visit was abruptly cancelled, sending ripples through Gandhinagar's political corridors. Slated to inaugurate the Ahmedabad Food and International Book Festivals at Sabarmati Riverfront, plus a dairy event in Mehsana, the pullback—tied to national security huddles post-Delhi blast—feels like a gut punch to local BJP faithful. In hyperlocal terms, Mehsana's milk farmers, who've pinned hopes on Shah's nod for Dudhsagar Dairy upgrades, are left twiddling thumbs. This isn't mere scheduling; it's a signal of Delhi's priorities eclipsing state festivities, fueling whispers of a security-first monsoon in Modi's home turf.
Security dominated the narrative earlier, with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) launching dawn raids across five states—West Bengal, Tripura, Meghalaya, Haryana, and Gujarat—in the Al-Qaeda Gujarat terror conspiracy case at 23:05. Targeting 10 locations linked to illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators funneling funds to Al-Qaeda operatives, the sweeps netted digital devices and documents exposing youth radicalization networks. In Gujarat's slice of the probe, hyperlocal eyes turned to Ahmedabad's underbelly, where forged IDs have long greased cross-border shadows. This isn't isolated—echoing the Gujarat ATS's Tuesday raid on a Hyderabad doctor's residence in a ricin poison plot, seizing chemicals tied to ISKP handlers. As NIA digs deeper into the 2023-registered case, the commentary is clear: Gujarat's porous edges demand smarter surveillance, not just raids. With no Delhi blast links yet to the ricin module, these operations highlight a web of threats that could ensnare local communities if unchecked.
Shifting gears to lighter turf at 22:06, cricket fever gripped with speculation on batters Gujarat Titans should retain for IPL 2026, spotlighting Jos Buttler's explosive cameos. As retention lists loom, Shubman Gill's squad eyes locking in Sudharsan and Buttler to fortify the top order, but whispers of releasing underperformers like Siraj signal a middle-order makeover. For Ahmedabad's Motera faithful, this is more than picks—it's about recapturing 2022 glory amid retention puzzles that could reshape local talent pipelines.
At 21:52, a unifying note: PM Narendra Modi will preside over Birsa Munda's 150th birth anniversary in Narmada's Dediapada on November 15, blending tribal pride with development launches worth Rs 8,400 crore. Hyperlocal cheers from Kevadiya's Adivasi hamlets herald 'Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas' events, but critics question if the spectacle truly empowers Gujarat's 15% tribal populace beyond photo-ops.
In the Last 8 Hours: Clarifications, Raids, and Reiterated Threats
Adani's green gambit clarified at 21:27, with its gas arm distancing from reports of a battery storage plant—yet the group's 3,530 MWh Khavda behemoth rolls on, India's largest, eyeing grid stability by March 2026. In hyperlocal Mundra, where Adani's renewables hum, this isn't hype—it's a buffer against blackouts plaguing salt pans and fishing villages.
The ATS's Hyderabad doctor raid at 21:26 deepened the ricin probe, uncovering lab-like setups in Rajendranagar homes, with no Delhi ties yet but ISKP shadows looming. NIA's parallel Al-Qaeda sweeps at 20:56 across 10 sites hammered home the multi-state menace, seizing evidence of fund flows from Gujarat's fringes.
Earlier Today: Crime, Calamity, and Coastal Heroics
By 19:32, Gujarat Police's shootout in Navsari nabs four from MP's 'Ravan Gang,' plotting heists across borders—hyperlocal relief for Bilimora shopkeepers long terrorized by inter-state thugs.
Tragedy peaked in Bharuch's Saykha GIDC, where a 02:30 AM boiler blast at Vishal Pharma killed two, injured 25, and left one missing amid collapsed structures and GPCB permit questions. From initial fire reports at 17:12 to the grim toll by 15:28, this hyperlocal horror—shattering nearby units and singeing Vagra homes—demands audits. Labor unions cry foul on safety lapses; will DISH's probe deliver justice for these forgotten workers?
ATS's 18:31 update: No ricin-Delhi blast bridge yet, but the plot's Pakistan signals chill spines from Gandhinagar to Godhra.
GT's IPL churn continued at 17:09 and 15:01, with Siraj's death-overs woes and likely releases of finishers like Tewatia signaling auction fireworks.
Adani's BESS blueprint at 17:02 promises 1,126 MW of stored solar, a boon for Kutch's erratic grids.
Coastal calm at 14:47: ICG's swift evac of an injured fisherman 38 NM off Pipavav, ferrying him from IFB Ambaji to safety—a nod to Bhavnagar's seafaring souls.
Corporate quiet: Gujarat Fluorochemicals' zero October transfers at 13:51 signals steady investor faith. Gopal Iron & Steels' Rs 0.07 crore Q2 profit at 09:13? Modest, but a win for Dahej's steel mills.
Dawn theft in Ahmedabad at 05:45: A deliveryman swipes six phones from a Chanakyapuri warehouse, Rs 1.37 lakh gone—e-commerce's underbelly exposed in Sola's bustle.
Overnight and Echoes from November 11
Gandhinagar's secretariat tallied 1.2 lakh 'Sakhi Neer' glass bottles sold by 01:19, a plastic-free triumph run by Narmada Mahila Mandal—eco-vibes meeting women's empowermoney.
Adani's battery blueprint reiterated at 00:58, Khavda's 3,530 MWh set to power Gujarat's net-zero dreams.
A poignant 'Gujarat Confidential' appeal at 00:29: Rajya Sabha MP Shaktisinh Gohil urges PM Modi to aid repatriating a Bardoli father-daughter duo's remains from Nepal's snows—humanity over headlines.
Lingering from Tuesday's 23:32: Six arrests in J&K and Gujarat post-Delhi blast, netting arms and JeM links—a crackdown's timely thunder.
As November 13 dawns, Gujarat stands at a crossroads: terror's tendrils probed, factories mourned, fields greening. Yet in every raid and rescue, there's a thread of defiance—proof this Vibrant state won't dim. Stay vigilant, Gujarat; your story's just heating up.
Last, but not least and as important as food, water, clothing and internet the four basic human needs are, is weather, so let us take a look at what are the weather cocks indicating and scan the important headlines across the world in weather space ...
In this timeline of turmoil, patterns emerge: interconnected storms riding jet stream whims, solar flares indifferent to borders, and human grit as the common thread. From aurora awe in Maryland to mine rescues in Ukraine, these events demand more than sandbags—they call for global action on emissions and adaptation. As another front brews, one thing's clear: November's not done with us yet. Stay vigilant, stay connected.
Global weather in the past 24 hours showed a mix of heavy rains, cold waves, and tropical storm impacts, while the next 24 hours are expected to bring continued rainfall in parts of Asia and Africa, cold conditions in Eurasia, and stormy weather in the Caribbean.
🌏 South-Pacific (Australia–New Zealand)
- Last 24 hrs: Australia saw scattered showers in the east, with Sydney ~22 °C (72 °F). New Zealand remained cool and damp, Auckland ~16 °C (61 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: Continued showers in eastern Australia; New Zealand stays cloudy with light rain.
🌍 Asia
- Last 24 hrs: India recorded heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu and Kerala; cold wave in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh with lows ~10 °C (50 °F) India Meteorological Department.
- Next 24 hrs: Rain persists in southern India; cold wave continues in central/northwest India.
- Gujarat: Dry, cooler nights ~18 °C (64 °F), days ~30 °C (86 °F).
🌐 Eurasia
- Last 24 hrs: Central Asia remained dry, temps ~12–18 °C (54–64 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: Stable, mild conditions; cooler nights expected.
🌍 Middle East
- Last 24 hrs: Clear skies, temps ~25–30 °C (77–86 °F) in Gulf states.
- Next 24 hrs: Stable, warm weather continues.
🌍 Africa
- Last 24 hrs: Eastern Africa faced persistent dryness, while tropical Africa saw heavy rainfall Famine Early Warning Systems Network.
- Next 24 hrs: Continued rainfall in central Africa; dryness persists in east.
🌍 Europe
- Last 24 hrs: Western Europe mild, Paris ~14 °C (57 °F); Northern Europe cooler, Berlin ~8 °C (46 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: Cloudy with scattered showers in western/northern Europe; temps steady.
🌎 Latin America
- Last 24 hrs: Northern South America saw heavy rainfall linked to La Niña Famine Early Warning Systems Network. Brazil ~26 °C (79 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: Rain continues in Amazon basin; southern cone remains mild.
🌴 Caribbean
- Last 24 hrs: Hurricane Melissa impacted Hispaniola and nearby islands, bringing heavy rain and winds Famine Early Warning Systems Network. Temps ~28 °C (82 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: Storm remnants continue to affect Hispaniola and Puerto Rico.
🌎 North America (Mexico–US–Canada)
- Last 24 hrs: US Midwest cool ~10 °C (50 °F); Northeast rainy ~12 °C (54 °F). Canada chilly, Toronto ~6 °C (43 °F). Mexico warm, Mexico City ~22 °C (72 °F).
- Next 24 hrs: US East Coast showers; Canada remains cold; Mexico stable.
❄️ Arctic
- Last 24 hrs: Freezing temps ~−15 °C (5 °F), cloudy skies.
- Next 24 hrs: Continued cold, light snow showers.
🌨️ Antarctic
- Last 24 hrs: Harsh cold ~−25 °C (−13 °F), windy.
- Next 24 hrs: Persistently frigid, blizzard conditions in coastal zones.
Key Notes
- La Niña conditions continue to shape rainfall anomalies globally Famine Early Warning Systems Network wmo.int.
- India: Heavy rain in the south, cold wave in central/northwest regions India Meteorological Department.
- Caribbean: Hurricane Melissa remains the most significant hazard.
This concise snapshot shows the global weather pulse—from tropical storms in the Caribbean to cold waves in India and persistent dryness in East Africa.
Sources: Famine Early Warning Systems Network wmo.int India Meteorological Department
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with the 26,000 mark, LIC MF’s Jaiprakash Toshniwal says Indian markets remain
fairly valued with strong earnings momentum ahead. He expects high single-digit
growth in FY26 and double-digit gains in FY27, driven by banking, pharma, IT, and
consumption sectors. Mid-tier hotels, capital goods, and defence-linked
industries are also poised for strong growth, signaling continued market
resilience.
10.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee
depreciates 16 paise to close at 88.66 against U.S. dollar
Forex traders
said the rupee traded within a range as renewed optimism over the India-U.S.
trade deal and rising hopes that the government shutdown could end soon
supported the domestic unit at lower levels
11 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Sensex rises 500
pts, Nifty tops 25,800 as U.S. trade hopes lift mood11 hours ago — Economic Times
SaaS company
Excelsoft Technologies to launch Rs 500 crore IPO on November 19. Check details
Excelsoft
Technologies, a global vertical SaaS company in the learning and assessment
sector, will open its Rs 500 crore IPO from November 19-21. The issue includes
a Rs 180 crore fresh equity issue and Rs 320 crore offer for sale. Proceeds
will fund Mysore property expansion, IT upgrades, and general corporate
purposes.
11 hours ago — Economic Times
Retail inflation
declines to multi-year low of 0.25% in October
The consumer
price index (CPI) based retail inflation was 1.44% in September and 6.21% in
October 2024
11 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Sensex jumps 595
points on strong global cues; Nifty ends above 25,850-mark
Traders said
optimism over the anticipated resolution of the U.S. government shutdown and
growing expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve also
bolstered the sentiment
11 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Sensex rises 500
pts, Nifty tops 25,800 as U.S. trade hopes lift mood11 hours ago — Economic Times
Sebi plans
wide-ranging reforms to woo foreign investors: Tuhin Kanta Pandey
India's markets
regulator is planning more reforms to woo foreign investors, including speeding
up registration, reducing the cost of trading in the cash equities market and
making it easier to short-sell, its chief said on Wednesday.
11.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Helios Capital's
Samir Arora challenges mutual funds' IPO investment strategies, urging due
diligence beyond just valuation. He highlights Helios' selective anchor
investments in four IPOs this year, all showing positive post-listing
performance. This comes amid ongoing debates on tech IPO valuations, with
Lenskart's lukewarm debut and insights from Nithin Kamath and Ashneer Grover
adding to the discussion.
12 hours ago — Economic Times
HAL shares slip
3% after results as margins miss guidance despite profit growth
HAL shares
slipped on Wednesday after the Q2 results as margins fell short of guidance
despite a 10% rise in profit. Revenue growth met expectations, but cost
pressures hit operating performance. Analysts noted that while near-term
sentiment is weak, the stock’s long-term uptrend remains intact.
12 hours ago — Economic Times
Groww shares
rally up to 11% after strong D-Street debut. Should investors book profits now?12 hours ago — Economic Times
Asian Paints Q2
Results: Cons profit surges 43% YoY to Rs 994 crore; Rs 4.5/share dividend
declared
Asian Paints Q2
Results: Asian Paints announced a strong performance for the September quarter.
Net profit surged 43% year-on-year to Rs 994 crore. Revenues grew 6% to Rs
8,514 crore. The company saw double-digit volume growth in its domestic
decorative business. International sales also increased. Asian Paints declared
an interim dividend of Rs 4.5 per share.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Fujiyama Power
IPO opens tomorrow: No grey market buzz, but analysts say ‘Subscribe’
Fujiyama Power
Systems launches its Rs 828 crore IPO on November 13. The price band is set at
Rs 216-228 per share. The issue will be open for subscription until November
17. The company plans to use the funds for a new manufacturing facility and
debt repayment. Research houses recommend subscribing for long-term growth.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Goldman Sachs
has turned bullish on India, upgrading it to ‘Overweight’ and predicting Nifty
at 29,000 by end-2026. The brokerage identified 14 stocks across sectors —
including Titan, Reliance, Maruti Suzuki, and NTPC — that could spearhead the
next leg of market gains, driven by structural reforms, rising consumption, and
strong corporate earnings visibility.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
13 stocks held
by over 100 mutual funds in October surged up to 100%; Do you own any?
As of October
2025, data shows that 241 stocks were held by over 100 mutual fund schemes,
indicating widespread institutional interest.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty eyes
26,300 as momentum builds: ICICI Direct’s Dharmesh Shah says buy on dips
The Nifty is
poised to hit 26,300, says Dharmesh Shah, Vice President and Head of Technical
and Derivatives Research at ICICI Direct, who believes India remains in a
structural bull market. With defence stocks like Bharat Electronics (BEL) and
PSU banks such as Canara Bank leading the rally, Shah advises investors to buy
on dips near 25,400–25,600 as positive momentum and strong fundamentals
continue to drive markets higher.
12.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Record date for
Allcargo Logistics demerger today: Key details investors should know
Allcargo
Logistics’ demerger of its international supply chain business into a new
listed entity, Allcargo Global, takes effect today. Shareholders will receive
one Allcargo Global share for every Allcargo Logistics share held. The record
date, revised from November 10 to November 12, determines eligible shareholders.
The demerger became effective on November 1 after NCLT approval.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
Hero MotoCorp Q2
Preview: Festive demand, richer product mix could drive 16% profit growth
Hero MotoCorp is
expected to post strong Q2 results, driven by festive demand, volume recovery,
and a richer product mix. Brokerages project double-digit growth in revenue and
profit, aided by higher ASPs, stable input costs, and improved margins.
Analysts remain upbeat on Hero’s festive momentum and EV strategy.
13 hours ago — Economic Times
NDR InvIT Trust
reports 36% YoY PAT growth, revenue hits Rs 1036 crore in Q2 FY26
NDR InvIT Trust,
India’s pioneering Perpetual Warehousing and Industrial Parks InvIT, announced
robust financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025 (Q2 FY26),
reporting a Profit After Tax (PAT) of INR 366.02 million.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Awfis CMD Amit
Ramani on debt, capex and expansion strategy
Awfis CEO Amit
Ramani addressed market concerns, clarifying that company-wide debt stands at
21 crores, a decrease from the previous year, while profitability and EBITDA
have seen significant year-on-year growth.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Groww's debut is
a bet on middle-class animal spirits
Groww's
successful stock listing highlights a major change in how Indians invest.
Digital platforms like Groww make investing simple, like online shopping. This
has brought many middle-class individuals into the stock market. The trend
shows a growing confidence in equities as a way to build wealth. This shift is
reshaping India's financial landscape.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
SBI Funds, DSP,
Think India invest Rs 144 crore in Aequs through pre-IPO placement
Aequs Ltd.
raised around ₹144 crore through a pre-IPO placement by issuing 1.16 crore
shares at ₹123.97 each to marquee investors, including SBI Funds Management,
DSP India Fund, and Think India Opportunities Master Fund.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
F&O Radar|
Deploy Bull Call Spread in Nifty to play index bullishness amid mkt volatility
The Nifty index
recovered strongly after early losses, closing with gains of 120 points near
25,700. Analysts maintain a bullish view, suggesting a Bull Call Spread amid
sustained market momentum.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Tenneco Clean
Air India’s Rs 3,600 crore IPO opened for subscription on Wednesday, offering
over 9 crore shares in a complete offer for sale. The issue, priced between
₹378–₹397 per share, closes on November 14, with allotment on November 17 and
listing slated for November 19.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Tenneco Clean
Air India IPO opens today: Check GMP, brokerages review, subscription and other
details14 hours ago — Economic Times
UP RERA clears
six real estate projects worth Rs 864 cr
The Uttar
Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) said it has approved six new
real estate projects involving a proposed investment of Rs 863.94 crore across
five districts of the state.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Japan's Nikkei
rises as SoftBank Group trims losses; Topix hits new high
Japan's Nikkei
share average rose on Wednesday, extending gains after SoftBank Group trimmed
losses, while Sony Group helped the broader Topix to close at a fresh high on a
robust annual profit forecast.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Indian stocks
surged Wednesday, led by financials and IT, as optimism grew over a potential
U.S. trade deal and an end to the government shutdown. Positive U.S. labor data
fueled rate-cut hopes, while Bihar exit polls favored the ruling NDA. Strong
corporate earnings, including RIL's gains, further boosted domestic sentiment.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Sensex rises 500
pts, Nifty tops 25,800 as U.S. trade hopes lift mood14 hours ago — Economic Times
Banking on
transformative banking regulations
RBI’s latest
banking reforms mark a new era for India’s financial sector, enabling universal
bank transitions, foreign investments, M&A financing, and operational
flexibility to drive growth and global integration.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Top 4 reasons
why the Dollar is outperforming global currencies
The U.S. dollar
regains strength near the 100 mark, supported by the Fed’s cautious stance,
easing trade tensions, government shutdown dynamics, and weakness in rival
currencies like the euro, yen, and pound.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
‘We will wait
for BSNL to come back regarding subsequent orders and budget allocations’
say TCS officials
14.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Network
engineers have to ask these questions: what could go wrong and what could
someone else cause you to go wrong, to ensure systems remain resistant to any
kind of downtimes, failure and malicious interference, admonishes, the Father
of the Internet
14.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business
CDSL shares gain
3%, up for 4th consecutive session. Should you buy, sell or hold?
CDSL shares
climbed 3% to Rs 1,650 on Wednesday, marking a fourth consecutive day of gains.
This surge follows the company's second-quarter results, which showed a
year-on-year profit decline but a sequential increase. Analysts remain divided,
with one downgrading the stock while another maintains a buy rating, citing a
healthy IPO pipeline and market recovery.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bhavish Aggarwal
raises loans by pledging 25% more Ola Electric shares. Should investors be
worried?
Ola Electric
chairman Bhavish Aggarwal has further pledged his company shares. This is the
third time he has used Ola Electric stock to finance a separate, private
venture. This move raises questions about founder risk for shareholders. Ola
Electric shares have seen a significant decline since its listing and following
Aggarwal's previous pledges.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Mumbai reclaims
its spot as India’s top real estate investment hub: Cushman & Wakefield
report
Mumbai has
reclaimed its position as India’s top real estate investment hub, attracting
over USD 1.2 billion in inflows in 2025, driven by strong fundamentals,
infrastructure growth, and balanced investor participation.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty may crash
5-7% if Bihar election math tilts against NDA, warns InCred
InCred Equities
warned that the Nifty could fall 5–7% if the NDA loses the Bihar election,
triggering political uncertainty and foreign outflows. However, analysts expect
the correction to be short-lived, with markets rebounding once policy clarity
and economic stability return under any new coalition government.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors
shares debuts at 26% premium post demerger, profit booking seen from high
levels
The Tata Motors
shares on Wednesday (November 12) opened at ₹330.25 on the BSE and were trading
lower at ₹224.90 per share, down 1.28% from the listing price
15 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Adani
Enterprises shares: The stock soared after the company finalized terms for its
₹25,000 crore rights issue. The issue, involving partly paid-up equity shares
of ₹1 face value, aims to strengthen the company’s capital base and support
future growth plans, the firm said in an exchange filing.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Bitcoin slips
nearly 3% in one day to $103K weighed by profit-taking and cooling AI/tech
trade
Bitcoin slipped
nearly 3% to around $103,000 after briefly touching $107,000, as profit-taking
and weakness in AI and tech stocks weighed on sentiment. Ethereum and major
altcoins also declined, pulling the global crypto market cap down over 3% to
$3.47 trillion, according to CoinMarketCap.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Mid-tier hotels,
power transmission stocks and consumer staples hold promise: Sunil Subramaniam
India’s travel
boom is shifting to mid-tier hotels as GST cuts, rising incomes, and medical
tourism drive demand, says Sunil Subramaniam, CEO of Sense and Simplicity. He
remains bullish on PSU and power infrastructure stocks as long-term bets and
calls the recent Britannia leadership-driven selloff an overreaction,
reaffirming confidence in India’s consumption growth story.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors
Commercial Vehicles (TMLCV) debuted with a 28% premium, reflecting investor
confidence in India's commercial vehicle sector upcycle. The demerger allows
independent valuation of the stable, cash-generating CV business, seen as core
to India's growth story. Analysts are bullish, citing strong fundamentals and
potential from the Iveco deal.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee’s V-Shaped
Reversal: Speculative Longs, RBI Intervention, and What Comes Next
The rupee’s
sharp rebound faces renewed pressure as speculative positions rise and the RBI
defends key levels near 88.80, with trade deal dynamics and Fed policy
influencing short-term sentiment.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Investor focus
is shifting to automobiles, capital markets, and banking post-festive season.
Two-wheelers are leading auto growth, with the wedding season expected to boost
volumes. Capital markets offer long-term potential despite current stock
performance, while metals are a tactical play. The banking sector shows promise
for future earnings growth, especially by FY27.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Afghanistan’s
economic recovery buckles as nine in 10 families go hungry or into debt: UNDP
A UNDP report
said nearly one in 10 overseas Afghans has been forced back home, with more
than 4.5 million returnees since 2023, mainly from Iran and Pakistan, swelling
the population by 10%
15.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Quantitative
tightening brings forward BoE’s valuation losses
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
US government
shutdown shaves up to 1.5% off growth, recovery expected next year
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Harsha Upadhyaya
advises bottom-up stock selection amid steady market fundamentals
India's earnings
season is concluding with results meeting expectations. Management commentary
is positive. Government initiatives and a good monsoon are expected to boost
demand. Capital expenditure is growing steadily. Consumption is gradually improving.
Experts advise a selective, long-term investment approach in sectors like
industrials, focusing on solid businesses and valuations.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee treads
water, forward premiums gain on uptick in Fed cut wagers
The Indian rupee
remained largely unchanged as importer dollar demand countered positive
sentiment from anticipated U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts. While weaker U.S.
payrolls data boosted dollar-rupee forward premiums, the spot rate saw limited
movement. Traders await progress on U.S.-India trade talks and a U.S.
legislative vote to end the government shutdown.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Vietnam raises
$153 mln in government bond auction
Vietnam’s State
Treasury raised 4 trillion dong ($153 million) in its latest government bond
auction, slightly lower than the $158.7 million raised last week, reflecting a
modest decline in investor demand.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Indian bonds
rise on possible RBI buying and U.S. yield dip
Indian
government bonds saw an early rise on Wednesday. This movement followed gains
in US Treasuries. Traders believe the Reserve Bank of India is actively buying
securities. This action aims to support the market. The benchmark 10-year yield
stood at 6.48%. Investors are watching for further market developments.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Reliance Infra
shares gain 5% despite 50% drop in Q2 net profit to Rs 1,911 crore
Reliance
Infrastructure shares rose sharply despite a 50% year-on-year drop in Q2FY26
net profit to Rs 1,911 crore. Revenue from operations fell 14% to Rs 6,235 crore,
with the power business continuing to be the primary contributor to the
company’s overall earnings mix.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
Thermax shares
in focus Q2 net profit tumbles 40% to Rs 119 crore; revenue down 5%16 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Power
shares in focus as Q2 net profit jumps 14% to Rs 1,245 crore16 hours ago — Economic Times
Smallcaps on
fire! Top 10 stocks that have rallied up to 178% in just 3 months
Indian smallcap
stocks are performing exceptionally well. Several companies have delivered
impressive returns, with some surging over 178% in just three months. This
broad-based rally spans sectors like defence, banking, and manufacturing. Investors
are showing renewed interest in these high-growth opportunities. Key gainers
include Swan Defence, Chennai Petroleum, and JK Tyre.
16 hours ago — Economic Times
A Strategic
Supper: Trump engages corporate America for economic policy reset
16 hours ago — Economic Times
ONGC shares rise
2% despite 18% drop in Q2 profit. Check target price by Nomura, Goldman Sachs
ONGC shares rose
up to 2.5% to Rs 255 on Wednesday despite an 18% YoY drop in Q2 profit to Rs
9,848 crore, weighed down by lower oil prices. Revenue slipped 2.5% to Rs
33,031 crore. The company announced an interim dividend of Rs 6 per share, with
a total payout of Rs 7,548 crore.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
PhysicsWallah’s
IPO grey market premium fell to 1.83%, down from 2.75%, over its issue price of
₹109 per share. The IPO remains open for subscription until November 13, with
the stock slated to list on the NSE and BSE on November 18.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Emmvee
Photovoltaic Power IPO Day 2: Check GMP, subscription status. Should you apply?16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
End of
government shutdown to boost consumer spending, aid markets: Geoff Dennis
US equities show
resilience as the government shutdown nears its end, prompting sector rotation
out of technology. Investors are cautiously optimistic, but concerns over Fed rate
cuts, labor market weakness, and high tech valuations, particularly for the
Mag-7, are influencing market sentiment.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Parag Thakkar
says HDFC, ICICI offer better risk-reward than high-yield lenders
Market expert
Parag Thakkar advises caution on high-yielding lenders like Bajaj Finance,
preferring quality banks such as SBI, ICICI, and HDFC Bank due to their strong
CASA franchise and better risk-reward. He highlights SBI's robust performance
and attractive valuation as a preferred investment over Bajaj Finance.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Infosys’ Rs
18,000 cr buyback: 10 things to know ahead of Nov 14 record date
Infosys
announced its largest-ever share buyback of Rs 18,000 crore, aiming to
repurchase 10 crore equity shares at Rs 1,800 each. The record date for
eligibility is November 14, 2025. Promoters have opted out, which will slightly
increase their shareholding if fully subscribed.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold prices rose
0.29% to Rs 1,24,270 per 10 grams on MCX amid mixed global cues, supported by a
weaker dollar and hopes of Fed rate cuts, though gains were limited by
profit-booking and stronger equities. Silver also gained 0.51% to Rs 1,55,481
per kg as traders awaited key inflation data.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Markets climb in
early trade on firm global cues, India-U.S. trade deal optimism
Bharat
Electronics Ltd, Hindustan Unilever, Maruti Suzuki India, Asian Paints, ITC,
Sun Pharmaceuticals, and Trent Ltd were among the laggards
17 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Hitting it out
of the park: 10 small & micro firms that clocked up to 700% profit growth
in Q2
Several small
and micro-cap companies delivered exceptional profit growth in the September
quarter, with some exceeding 700% year-on-year. Despite market volatility and
cost pressures, firms like ASM Technologies, Sambhv Steel, and Indosolar
showcased robust revenue and profit surges, driven by factors such as capacity
expansion and increased demand.
17 hours ago — Economic Times
Rupee falls 15
paise to 88.65 against U.S. dollar in early trade
Brent crude, the
global oil benchmark, was trading 0.26% lower at $65 per barrel in futures
trade
17.5 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Stallion India
Fluorochemicals experienced a dramatic 500% rally followed by a sharp 50%
correction, marked by ten lower circuits. The stock is now showing tentative
signs of recovery after profit booking and stretched valuations impacted its
steep decline. The company operates in a niche, growing fluorochemicals market
with expansion plans.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
NBFC sector
outlook positive, Bajaj Finance correction ‘not a concern’: Daljeet Kohli
Bajaj Finance
shares saw a sharp decline despite strong AUM and profit growth. Market analyst
Daljeet Kohli believes the company remains fundamentally strong, attributing
the stock's fall to market sentiment rather than operational issues. He
suggests the recent correction presents a long-term buying opportunity for
investors.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Listing ceremony
of Billionbrains Garage Ventures Limited takes place on NSE and BSE | LIVE
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors
Commercial Vehicles shares debut at 28% premium. Should investors stay on
board?
Tata Motors
Commercial Vehicles Share Price: TMLCV shares opened at Rs 335 on the NSE, up
28.5% from the implied value of Rs 260.75, and at Rs 330.25 on the BSE, a 26.6%
gain, reflecting solid investor appetite even as analysts expect near-term
volatility.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Groww shares
list at 14% premium over IPO price
Groww, India's
largest investment platform, debuted on Dalal Street with a 14% premium,
listing at Rs 114 and Rs 112 on BSE and NSE respectively. The Rs 6,632-crore
IPO saw strong subscription, particularly from institutional investors.
Analysts view Groww as a proxy for India's expanding financialization trend,
recommending it as a medium-to-long-term investment opportunity.
17.5 hours ago — Economic Times
India's Nifty
index shows modest one-year returns, lagging global peers. The IT sector,
particularly Infosys and TCS, has dragged performance down. Financials,
however, have been strong performers, delivering significant returns. Analysts
anticipate a constructive outlook for Nifty over the next year, expecting
stability and selective recovery in key sectors.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Earnings growth
to accelerate from Q3; banks, consumption & defence among top bets: VK
Vijayakumar
India Inc’s
earnings growth is set to accelerate sharply from Q3 FY26, led by banks,
defence, and consumption sectors, says VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment
Strategist at Geojit. While FY26 growth is expected at 8–9%, FY27 could see
double-digit expansion as domestic demand rises amid lower rates, tax cuts, and
strong consumer spending.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Torrent Power
shares in focus as Q2 PAT rises 50% YoY to Rs 742 crore
Torrent Power
reported a significant 49.6% surge in profit after tax to Rs 742 crore for Q2
FY26, driven by a 9.8% revenue increase to Rs 7,876 crore. Improved merchant
power sales and reduced finance costs bolstered performance. Despite higher
depreciation, the company's strong quarterly results are expected to draw
investor attention.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Biocon shares in
focus as company swings to Rs 84 crore profit in Q218 hours ago — Economic Times
RVNL shares in
focus as PAT declines 20% YoY for Q2FY2618 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Power
shares in focus as Q2 net profit jumps 14% to Rs 1,245 crore18 hours ago — Economic Times
Infosys, TCS,
and other IT stocks in focus as Trump signals softer stance on H-1B visas
U.S. President
Donald Trump acknowledged the country’s need for skilled foreign workers, even
as his administration moved to tighten visa regulations impacting global tech
firms. In a Fox News interview, Trump was questioned about the future of H-1B
visas and whether his administration planned to deprioritize them, according to
Bloomberg.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors is
the worst-performing PV stock this year. Is it also the most undervalued to
buy?
Tata Motors has
become the worst-performing passenger vehicle stock this year, sliding over 12%
due to market share loss in EVs and struggles in its premium SUV portfolio.
Despite global headwinds for JLR, analysts suggest the stock is undervalued,
trading at a steep discount to peers, making it an attractive option for
patient, long-term investors.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
HFCL, Premier
Explosives stocks flash bullish signals, indicating possible uptrend
HFCL and Premier
Explosives featured among stocks forming a bullish ‘White Marubozu’ pattern on
November 11, signalling strong buying momentum and a potential uptrend.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finserv
among 7 F&O stocks with a sharp rise in futures open interest
A significant
uptick in futures open interest signifies a substantial growth in the number of
active, unexpired futures contracts in a specific security. This uptrend
reflects an increasing number of participants either initiating new positions
or expanding the size of their existing positions within the futures market.
18 hours ago — Economic Times
The Rs 1.5 lakh
crore paradox: Why FIIs are dumping stocks but chasing IPOs
Foreign
institutional investors are divesting from Indian secondary markets while
actively investing in IPOs, a trend termed 'The great divergence'. This split
is driven by different investor types and a pursuit of valuation arbitrage,
with long-term investors favoring primary markets for strategic entry points.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Ather Energy among
7 stocks showing bullish RSI upswing
Ather Energy and
six other Nifty500 stocks showed a bullish RSI upswing, indicating
strengthening momentum and potential upward movement in prices.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
SoftBank tanks
10% after $5.8-bn Nvidia stock sale
SoftBank has
sold its entire stake in chip giant Nvidia for $5.8 billion. This move aims to
generate cash for significant artificial intelligence investments. These
include the ambitious US megaproject Stargate. SoftBank is a key investor in
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT. The company reported a substantial profit
increase in its latest quarter.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
India’s mutual
fund equity inflows fell 19% month-on-month, led by outflows in large-, mid-,
and small-cap funds, said Suranjana Borthakur, Head of Distribution &
Strategic Alliances, Mirae Asset Investment Managers. However, SIP flows stayed
strong above ₹29,500 crore, while investors shifted toward hybrid, passive, and
gold funds amid market volatility, profit booking, and rising preference for
diversified, stable investments.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
ETMarkets Smart
Talk| Markets in fair value zone; time for singles, not boundaries: Manish
Gunwani
Markets are in a
fair value zone with supportive macro conditions. Near-term returns are
expected to be moderate due to upcoming IPOs. Investors should focus on steady
opportunities. Precious metals require reasonable allocation. Indian interest
rates are trending lower. Earnings are neither great nor weak. Global credit
spreads and AI capex pose risks.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Motors
Commercial Vehicles shares to list today. What should investors expect?
Tata Motors
Commercial Vehicles Ltd (TMLCV), the demerged CV arm of Tata Motors, made its
debut on the BSE and NSE on Wednesday. The listing marks the first time
investors can independently value India’s largest truck and bus maker.
Shareholders received one TMLCV share for each Tata Motors share, implying a
listing value of Rs 260–270.
18.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Bharat Forge
shares in focus after subsidiary secures Rs 2,500 crore MoD contract
Bharat Forge
share price: Bharat Forge’s subsidiary Kalyani Strategic Systems Ltd (KSSL) has
bagged a Rs 2,500 crore contract from the Ministry of Defence for supplying
underwater systems to the Indian Navy. The deal marks a key milestone in Bharat
Forge’s expanding defence manufacturing and unmanned marine systems portfolio.
19 hours ago — Economic Times
Xbox launches
cloud gaming for paying Game Pass subscribers in India
The service is
available on PC, mobile and tablet devices, making India the 29th market where
Microsoft’s gaming subsidiary offers the service. The firm’s consoles,
meanwhile, are not currently available in India.
19 hours ago — The Hindu Business
Tata Motors
Share Price Live Updates: Tata Motors' beta suggests high volatility
19 hours ago — Economic Times
TCS Share Price
Live Updates: TCS showcases consistent market behavior19 hours ago — Economic Times
Maruti Suzuki
Share Price Live Updates: Maruti Suzuki's beta highlights its market
responsiveness19 hours ago — Economic Times
HUL Share Price
Live Updates: HUL maintains a steady beta rating19 hours ago — Economic Times
Infosys Share
Price Live Updates: Infosys shows low correlation with market trends19 hours ago — Economic Times
Adani Ports SEZ
Share Price Live Updates: Adani Ports SEZ's beta indicates potential investment
risks19 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Consumer
Share Price Live Updates: Tata Consumer's six-month beta reflects stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
ITC Share Price
Live Updates: ITC's six-month beta reflects stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
IndusInd Bank
Share Price Live Updates: IndusInd Bank's beta suggests strong market
sensitivity19 hours ago — Economic Times
Hindalco Share
Price Live Updates: Hindalco's beta value highlights investment considerations19 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finserv
Share Price Live Updates: Bajaj Finserv's beta indicates potential for
volatility19 hours ago — Economic Times
Britannia Share
Price Live Updates: Britannia's beta indicates consistent market behavior19 hours ago — Economic Times
LTIMindtree
Share Price Live Updates: LTIMindtree's six-month beta reflects stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
HDFC Life Share
Price Live Updates: HDFC Life's beta suggests lower volatility19 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finance
Share Price Live Updates: Bajaj Finance's beta indicates a higher risk profile19 hours ago — Economic Times
Dr Reddys Share
Price Live Updates: Dr. Reddy's Laboratories showcases stability with a low
beta.19 hours ago — Economic Times
Grasim Inds
Share Price Live Updates: Grasim Industries Risk Profile19 hours ago — Economic Times
Titan Company
Share Price Live Updates: Titan Company’s six-month beta stands at 0.746,
showcasing its market dynamics.19 hours ago — Economic Times
Divis Labs Share
Price Live Updates: Divis Labs shows a beta of 0.7686, signaling stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
NTPC Share Price
Live Updates: NTPC's beta indicates lower risk19 hours ago — Economic Times
UltraTech Cem
Share Price Live Updates: UltraTech Cement's beta performance19 hours ago — Economic Times
ONGC Share Price
Live Updates: ONGC's beta indicates low volatility19 hours ago — Economic Times
SBI Life Share
Price Live Updates: SBI Life showcases a low beta value19 hours ago — Economic Times
BPCL Share Price
Live Updates: BPCL's beta value highlights risk profile19 hours ago — Economic Times
JSW Steel Share
Price Live Updates: JSW Steel's Beta of 1.6872 Signals Market Fluctuations19 hours ago — Economic Times
Power Grid Share
Price Live Updates: Power Grid's beta value suggests resilience19 hours ago — Economic Times
Hero MotoCorp
Share Price Live Updates: Hero MotoCorp's beta highlights its risk profile19 hours ago — Economic Times
M&M
Share Price Live Updates: M&M's beta highlights potential for price
swings19 hours ago — Economic Times
Kotak Bank Share
Price Live Updates: Kotak Bank maintains a steady beta rating19 hours ago — Economic Times
Coal India Share
Price Live Updates: Coal India Market Stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
SBI Share Price
Live Updates: SBI's beta suggests significant market sensitivity19 hours ago — Economic Times
ICICI Bank Share
Price Live Updates: ICICI Bank's beta indicates potential for price
fluctuations19 hours ago — Economic Times
RIL Share Price
Live Updates: RIL's Market Volatility Indicator19 hours ago — Economic Times
Bharti Airtel
Share Price Live Updates: Bharti Airtel's Market Volatility19 hours ago — Economic Times
Tech Mahindra
Share Price Live Updates: Tech Mahindra's beta indicates market resilience19 hours ago — Economic Times
Nestle India
Share Price Live Updates: Nestle India’s beta indicates consistent performance19 hours ago — Economic Times
Eicher Motors
Share Price Live Updates: Eicher Motors' beta suggests increased risk exposure19 hours ago — Economic Times
Adani Ent Share
Price Live Updates: Understanding Adani Enterprises' market behavior19 hours ago — Economic Times
HCL Tech Share
Price Live Updates: HCL Tech's beta reflects cautious market approach19 hours ago — Economic Times
Wipro Share
Price Live Updates: Wipro's beta indicates market resilience19 hours ago — Economic Times
Asian Paints
Share Price Live Updates: Asian Paints beta highlights stability19 hours ago — Economic Times
Apollo Hospital
Share Price Live Updates: Market performance of Apollo Hospital shows moderate
volatility19 hours ago — Economic Times
Tata Steel Share
Price Live Updates: Tata Steel's six-month beta reveals market dynamics19 hours ago — Economic Times
Cipla Share
Price Live Updates: Cipla's beta indicates consistent performance19 hours ago — Economic Times
Sensex Today |
Stock Market LIVE Updates: GIFT Nifty signals a positive start; Asian shares
trade higher19 hours ago — Economic Times
Dividend alert!
GRSE, among 5 stocks near record dates for dividends. Do you own?
Today, November
13, is the final chance for investors to buy shares in companies like Great
Eastern Shipping and Patanjali Foods to receive their declared interim
dividends. Other firms, including ADF Foods, Amara Raja Energy & Mobility,
and Sasken Technologies, also have November 13 as their ex-dividend date,
meaning today is the last opportunity to secure these payouts.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Stocks to buy in
2025 for long term: Lupin, Emami among 5 stocks that could give 10-60% return
We have collated
a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other
sources.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Shreeji Global
FMCG shares to debut today. Check GMP ahead of listing
Shreeji Global
FMCG is set to list on the NSE SME platform with a flat debut expected, as grey
market premiums have fallen to zero. The company's Rs 85 crore IPO saw decent
subscription, but investor caution towards SME listings and intense competition
in the packaged food market may limit listing gains.
19.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Positive
Breakout: These 11 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs
11 stocks'
closing prices crossed above their 200 DMA (Daily Moving Averages) on November
11, 2025, according to stockedge.com's technical scan data.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Pine Labs IPO
allotment: Here’s how to check status on Kfin Technologies and BSE as GMP stays
flat
Pine Labs' Rs
3,890 crore IPO share allotment is set for finalization today. The stock is
scheduled to list on BSE and NSE on Friday. Grey market premium indicates a
flat listing. Investors can check allotment status on the registrar's website
or BSE. Allotted shares will appear in demat accounts by November 13.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Dow notches
record high close, traders bet on end to government shutdown
Indian markets
witnessed a surge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average reaching a new peak.
Hopes of ending the US government shutdown fueled the rally. However,
artificial intelligence stocks faced pressure. Nvidia saw a decline after
SoftBank disclosed share sales. Cloud firm CoreWeave also trimmed its revenue
forecast. Private employers shed jobs, impacting sentiment.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold gains for
fourth day on softer dollar, Fed rate-cut optimism
Gold prices are
climbing for the fourth day. A weaker US dollar and anticipation of a Federal
Reserve interest rate cut are boosting the precious metal. Traders are now
pricing in a higher chance of a rate reduction next month. This positive
sentiment for gold comes as the US government moves towards reopening after a
shutdown.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Dollar eases as
traders eye December Fed cut on weakening US jobs market
US dollar
weakened as private jobs data hinted at a softening labor market, fueling
expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Investors are also
anticipating the end of the US government shutdown, which could unblock crucial
economic data. This shift in sentiment has boosted riskier currencies while
pressuring the safe-haven yen.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Asian shares
edge up, treasuries rise on weak US jobs data20 hours ago — Economic Times
Oil prices
little changed as markets eye US government reopening
Oil prices saw
minor fluctuations on Wednesday after a prior session's gains, driven by
expectations that an end to the U.S. government shutdown could stimulate crude
demand. A government reopening is anticipated to boost consumer confidence and
economic activity, potentially increasing travel and jet fuel consumption.
Meanwhile, U.S. sanctions on Russian oil producers are also providing support
to prices.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Wall Street
mixed as investors sell Nvidia and other AI stocks
Wall Street
stocks saw mixed trading as Nvidia and other AI-related companies declined on
valuation concerns, amplified by SoftBank's $5.8 billion Nvidia share sale.
Markets also monitored the potential end to the longest U.S. government
shutdown, though private payroll data showed job losses, adding to investor
jitters.
20 hours ago — Economic Times
Renewed bullish
sentiment in Astral; accumulate for 5–7 week upside: Shitij Gandhi
20.5 hours ago — Economic Times
India wants its
own stablecoin?
An explainer on
why India might be rooting for its own rupee-backed stablecoin.
20.5 hours ago — Finshots
Pre-market
action: Here's the trade setup for today's session
Indian equity
markets closed higher on Tuesday, mirroring positive trends in US and Asian
markets. Analysts anticipate a strong conclusion to Q2 earnings season, boosted
by broad market performance. Near-term market movements will be influenced by
ongoing earnings reports and US-India trade discussions. Foreign portfolio
investors were net sellers, while domestic institutional investors were net
buyers.
21 hours ago — Economic Times
Stocks in news:
BSE, HAL, Asian Paints, Tata Steel, Tata Power
Markets ended
the volatile weekly expiry session in the green, extending Monday's rebound.
Analysts suggest Nifty's reclaim of the 20-DEMA at 25,600 could pave the way
for further gains, while banking and IT stocks offer support. Several companies
like BSE, HAL, and Tata Power are in focus due to Q2 results and news
developments.
21 hours ago — Economic Times
Gold loans shed
regional tag, go pan-India
Gold loans are
experiencing a surge across India. This boom is fueled by rising gold prices
and a declining social stigma. New financial institutions are entering the
market, expanding access to formal credit for many. This trend is reshaping the
lending landscape, making gold a key asset for borrowers.
21 hours ago — Economic Times
Adani
Enterprises sets rights issue at Rs 1,800 a share
Adani
Enterprises has set its rights issue price at ₹1,800 per share. This represents
a 24% discount to its current stock price. The company plans to raise ₹24,930
crore through this issue. Shareholders as of November 14 will be eligible to
subscribe. They will receive three rights shares for every 25 shares held.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Can Tenneco
Clean Air India’s IPO deliver long term gains for investors?
Tenneco Clean
Air India is set to raise ₹3,600 crore via an offer for sale, reducing its
promoter stake to 74.8%. The auto components firm, a subsidiary of US-based
Tenneco Inc., leads in clean air solutions and shock absorbers.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Transformers and
Rectifiers shares plunge 30% in two days, hit lower circuit again
Transformers and
Rectifiers (India) shares plummeted 10% for the second consecutive day following
a profit dip and a World Bank ban due to alleged corruption. Despite the
company's clarification that the ban has no material impact, investor
confidence remains shaken, with analysts predicting further declines amid
governance concerns.
21.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Why did Bajaj
Finserv's stock plunge despite an increase in Q2 profit?
Bajaj Finserv
reported a 8% rise in Q2 net profit to ₹2,244 crore, but its lending arm, Bajaj
Finance, saw its stock slump over 6%. This decline was triggered by a cautious
outlook for future expansion and increased credit costs. Bajaj Finance also
moderated its FY26 growth forecast. Meanwhile, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance
posted a 5% profit increase.
22 hours ago — Economic Times
Should investors
hold or book profit after Groww’s listing?
Groww's parent
company, Billionbrains Garage Ventures, is set for its stock market debut.
Analysts predict a modest listing, but advise investors to hold shares for
long-term growth. The company has shown strong revenue expansion and
profitability. Investors are encouraged to consider buying on any post-listing
dips. This move is seen as suitable for those with a longer investment horizon.
22 hours ago — Economic Times
Bajaj Finance
shares decline amidst slowing loan demand signals
Bajaj Finance
and Bajaj Finserv shares saw a significant drop on Tuesday. This decline
followed the company's guidance indicating a potential slowdown in loan demand.
Despite a strong second-quarter performance, this outlook overshadowed positive
results. Analysts suggest the stock may be nearing its fair value. The market
is watching for further developments in the coming sessions.
22 hours ago — Economic Times
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