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Global monetary stress roiled Dalal Street today as benchmark gauges surrendered previous lows to settle 0.9% lower at 22,422. US 10-year Treasury yields surged to 5.33% (highest since 2007), while 30-year yields reached 2002 peaks on persistent inflation and heavy sovereign supply. Nifty Auto bore the brunt of the sell-off, though defensive buying in Nifty IT provided a partial offset. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for upcoming sessions.

Global monetary stress roiled Dalal Street today as benchmark gauges surrendered previous lows to settle 0.9% lower at 22,422. US 10-year Treasury yields surged to 5.33% (highest since 2007), while 30-year yields reached 2002 peaks on persistent inflation and heavy sovereign supply. Nifty Auto bore the brunt of the sell-off, though defensive buying in Nifty IT provided a partial offset. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for upcoming sessions.

Global monetary stress roiled Dalal Street today as benchmark gauges surrendered previous lows to settle 0.9% lower at 22,422. US 10-year Treasury yields surged to 5.33% (highest since 2007), while 30-year yields reached 2002 peaks on persistent inflation and heavy sovereign supply. Nifty Auto bore the brunt of the sell-off, though defensive buying in Nifty IT provided a partial offset. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for upcoming sessions.

The Indian stock market remained volatile, with investors closely watching global crude prices, the US Dollar, rupee movement and foreign fund flows. The Nifty 50 ended September at 22,620.45, while the Sensex closed at 72,480.29.Despite the broader market pressure, some sectors and stocks managed to show strength during the session. Banking, IT and infrastructure-related stocks were among the areas that provided support, highlighting the selective nature of the market's current moves. A key stock in focus is Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals (MRPL). The stock saw sharp intraday volatility following reports of an explosion at its Mangaluru refinery, with the incident raising concerns among investors about its potential impact on operations. The USD–INR equation is another major factor for Indian markets. The rupee has remained under pressure from elevated crude prices and higher US Treasury yields, while RBI intervention has helped limit the currency's decline.What are the sectors showing strength despite the market weakness? Why did MRPL come under pressure? How is the US Dollar affecting Indian equities and the rupee?In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode today's market movement, the sectors that showed positivity, the reasons behind MRPL's volatility and the impact of the USD on Indian markets.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's recent price action after forming a hammer-like candlestick pattern. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this potential reversal pattern means for buyer interest, why yesterday's high is the critical threshold for sustaining a recovery, and how traders should position themselves for the next directional move. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Sweeping domestic reforms took center stage on Dalal Street today despite the Nifty slipping 0.42% to 22,620 on persistent crude concerns. The Union Cabinet approved the mammoth ₹1.86 Lakh Crore PM DHARA programme to evacuate 135 GW of clean power and deploy 50 GWh of battery storage. Concurrently, higher Rabi MSPs and a 5-year anti-dumping duty extension on Chinese HFC blends bolstered agriculture and chemicals. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map trade setups for 01-Oct-26.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's recent price action after forming a hammer-like candlestick pattern. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this potential reversal pattern means for buyer interest, why yesterday's high is the critical threshold for sustaining a recovery, and how traders should position themselves for the next directional move. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Sweeping domestic reforms took center stage on Dalal Street today despite the Nifty slipping 0.42% to 22,620 on persistent crude concerns. The Union Cabinet approved the mammoth ₹1.86 Lakh Crore PM DHARA programme to evacuate 135 GW of clean power and deploy 50 GWh of battery storage. Concurrently, higher Rabi MSPs and a 5-year anti-dumping duty extension on Chinese HFC blends bolstered agriculture and chemicals. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map trade setups for 01-Oct-26.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's recent price action after forming a hammer-like candlestick pattern. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this potential reversal pattern means for buyer interest, why yesterday's high is the critical threshold for sustaining a recovery, and how traders should position themselves for the next directional move. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Sweeping domestic reforms took center stage on Dalal Street today despite the Nifty slipping 0.42% to 22,620 on persistent crude concerns. The Union Cabinet approved the mammoth ₹1.86 Lakh Crore PM DHARA programme to evacuate 135 GW of clean power and deploy 50 GWh of battery storage. Concurrently, higher Rabi MSPs and a 5-year anti-dumping duty extension on Chinese HFC blends bolstered agriculture and chemicals. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map trade setups for 01-Oct-26.

The Indian stock market remains under pressure, with the Nifty 50 and Sensex witnessing sharp volatility amid elevated crude oil prices, high US bond yields, foreign fund outflows and geopolitical uncertainty. On September 29, the Nifty closed at 22,716.20, while FPIs remained net sellers. In this volatile environment, what should investors actually watch? Is this merely a short-term correction, or are there larger global and domestic factors influencing the market's direction? The spotlight is also firmly on Tata Sons. The RBI has rejected Tata Sons' request to remain outside the mandatory listing framework, bringing a potential stock-market listing into focus. However, Tata Trusts has now proposed restructuring Tata Sons by merging Tata Electronics Systems Solutions and Tata Consulting Engineers with it, a move that could potentially allow the group to avoid the listing requirement if approved by the relevant authorities.Meanwhile, investors will also be watching August IIP (Index of Industrial Production) data for clues about the strength of India's industrial activity and the broader economic outlook. The episode also examines the India–US MFN (Most Favoured Nation) trade issue, its implications for Indian businesses and how developments in global trade could affect market sentiment. In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the market panic, Tata Sons' listing uncertainty, August IIP data and the India–US MFN issue — and examine the key factors investors should track next.

Defensive outperformance anchored Dalal Street today as Indian pharma stocks advanced following Washington's decision to grant zero-tariff status to specialty and rare-disease formulations imported from India and 19 other nations. However, benchmark gauges finished lower at 22,716 as sticky inflation pushed US Treasury yields higher and elevated crude kept input-cost concerns alive. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 30-Sep-26.

Defensive outperformance anchored Dalal Street today as Indian pharma stocks advanced following Washington's decision to grant zero-tariff status to specialty and rare-disease formulations imported from India and 19 other nations. However, benchmark gauges finished lower at 22,716 as sticky inflation pushed US Treasury yields higher and elevated crude kept input-cost concerns alive. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 30-Sep-26.

Defensive outperformance anchored Dalal Street today as Indian pharma stocks advanced following Washington's decision to grant zero-tariff status to specialty and rare-disease formulations imported from India and 19 other nations. However, benchmark gauges finished lower at 22,716 as sticky inflation pushed US Treasury yields higher and elevated crude kept input-cost concerns alive. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 30-Sep-26.

The Indian stock market has been under pressure, with the Nifty 50 witnessing sharp volatility amid global uncertainty, crude-oil movements, foreign fund flows and weakness across several sectors. Recent trading sessions have also highlighted how quickly market sentiment can shift. But when could the market see a sustained positive phase? What are the key levels and triggers investors should watch instead of simply reacting to short-term movements?The episode also looks at Coal as a market in its own right. With power plants facing fluctuations in coal inventories and the government increasing rail shipments to replenish stocks, supply, demand and pricing are becoming important factors for the power and mining sectors. Meanwhile, fresh TRAI data and regulatory developments are putting the telecom sector in focus. TRAI has released its latest August 2026 subscriber data and has also mandated telecom operators to offer more voice-and-SMS-only tariff options, a move that could affect pricing strategies and telecom stocks.The insurance sector is another area to watch as investors assess regulatory changes, earnings and sector-specific developments. In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the market correction, the factors that could trigger a recovery, the changing dynamics of the coal market, the latest TRAI data and key developments in the insurance sector.

A severe wave of geopolitical de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty tumbled 1.56% to settle at 22,780, decisively slicing through its 23,000 support baseline. Oil markets spiked to $106.7/bbl after US President Donald Trump rejected Tehran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Adding macro strain, the Rupee slid 20 paise to 95.95/$ while India VIX spiked 14%. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map downside targets for 29-Sep-26.

A severe wave of geopolitical de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty tumbled 1.56% to settle at 22,780, decisively slicing through its 23,000 support baseline. Oil markets spiked to $106.7/bbl after US President Donald Trump rejected Tehran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Adding macro strain, the Rupee slid 20 paise to 95.95/$ while India VIX spiked 14%. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map downside targets for 29-Sep-26.

A severe wave of geopolitical de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty tumbled 1.56% to settle at 22,780, decisively slicing through its 23,000 support baseline. Oil markets spiked to $106.7/bbl after US President Donald Trump rejected Tehran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Adding macro strain, the Rupee slid 20 paise to 95.95/$ while India VIX spiked 14%. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map downside targets for 29-Sep-26.

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Domestic resilience anchored Dalal Street today as the Nifty staged a technical pullback to close at 23,140, successfully defending the psychological 23,000 baseline. In a major capital market reform, SEBI expanded the scope for FPIs to participate in non-agri commodity derivatives, including gold, silver, and base metals. Concurrently, US 10-year yields reached 5.225%—their highest level since 2007. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 28-Sep-26.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Domestic resilience anchored Dalal Street today as the Nifty staged a technical pullback to close at 23,140, successfully defending the psychological 23,000 baseline. In a major capital market reform, SEBI expanded the scope for FPIs to participate in non-agri commodity derivatives, including gold, silver, and base metals. Concurrently, US 10-year yields reached 5.225%—their highest level since 2007. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 28-Sep-26.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Domestic resilience anchored Dalal Street today as the Nifty staged a technical pullback to close at 23,140, successfully defending the psychological 23,000 baseline. In a major capital market reform, SEBI expanded the scope for FPIs to participate in non-agri commodity derivatives, including gold, silver, and base metals. Concurrently, US 10-year yields reached 5.225%—their highest level since 2007. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 28-Sep-26.

The Indian stock market came under significant pressure on September 24, with the Nifty 50 falling sharply as investors reacted to a combination of global and domestic factors. Rising US yields, elevated crude oil prices, rupee weakness and concerns over foreign flows added to the pressure. Meanwhile, the US dollar–rupee equation remains a key factor for Indian markets. The rupee was trading around the ₹96-per-dollar mark, with a stronger dollar, crude prices and equity-market weakness weighing on the currency. Another major trigger is the IRDAI's proposed changes to insurance commission and expense structures, which have put insurance stocks under pressure. Investors are assessing what the proposed changes could mean for insurers' profitability and the broader financial sector.So, what exactly triggered the market fall? How much pressure is coming from the US dollar and crude oil? And why has the IRDAI proposal become a major concern for insurance stocks? In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the market fall, rupee-dollar pressure and IRDAI's latest regulatory move.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Severe institutional de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty sank 384 points to settle at 23,063 on weekly expiry. The market buckled under a toxic mix: US 10-year yields scaling 2007 peaks following robust US economic prints, rebounding crude, and an IRDAI proposal to cap insurance distribution payouts. Partially countering the gloom, Adani Group unveiled a ₹1 Lakh Crore capex roadmap for West Bengal. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the 23,000 defence line for 25-Sep-26.

Severe institutional de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty sank 384 points to settle at 23,063 on weekly expiry. The market buckled under a toxic mix: US 10-year yields scaling 2007 peaks following robust US economic prints, rebounding crude, and an IRDAI proposal to cap insurance distribution payouts. Partially countering the gloom, Adani Group unveiled a ₹1 Lakh Crore capex roadmap for West Bengal. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the 23,000 defence line for 25-Sep-26.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's technical setup as the index struggles near the 12-day Exponential Moving Average (DEMA), facing strong overhead resistance and weak price strength. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this lack of momentum indicates for near-term trend continuation, critical support zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to stay ahead of the trend.

Severe institutional de-risking roiled Dalal Street today as the Nifty sank 384 points to settle at 23,063 on weekly expiry. The market buckled under a toxic mix: US 10-year yields scaling 2007 peaks following robust US economic prints, rebounding crude, and an IRDAI proposal to cap insurance distribution payouts. Partially countering the gloom, Adani Group unveiled a ₹1 Lakh Crore capex roadmap for West Bengal. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the 23,000 defence line for 25-Sep-26.

The Nifty 50 is facing a crucial phase around the 23,700 level, with investors closely watching global cues, crude oil prices, sectoral moves and upcoming economic data for signs of the market's next direction. Meanwhile, Hero Motors is making its market debut today after its ₹1,000-crore IPO received strong demand during the subscription period. The issue was subscribed multiple times, with the stock scheduled to list on both NSE and BSE on September 23. The spotlight then shifts to the much-awaited NSE IPO listing on September 24. NSE's ₹22,569-crore IPO was subscribed 5.71 times, while only around 5.48% of the pre-offer capital is expected to be freely tradeable at listing. Alongside the IPO action, investors will also track the upcoming Flash PMI data and GDP expectations for clues about economic growth and market sentiment. In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the Nifty's 23,700 level, Hero Motors' IPO listing, NSE's mega listing, Flash PMI and the latest GDP expectations shaping the Indian market.

A powerful trio of macro tailwinds propelled Dalal Street today as the Nifty rallied 0.5% to settle at 23,447. Brent crude extended its losing streak to six consecutive sessions, sliding 1.1% to $98.20/bbl on restored Saudi pipeline flows and UN diplomatic talks. Reinforcing domestic fundamentals, Fitch Ratings upgraded India's FY27 GDP forecast to 6.9% on stellar Q1 momentum. Join tonight's wrap-up as we chart the 24-Sep-26 weekly expiry grid.

A powerful trio of macro tailwinds propelled Dalal Street today as the Nifty rallied 0.5% to settle at 23,447. Brent crude extended its losing streak to six consecutive sessions, sliding 1.1% to $98.20/bbl on restored Saudi pipeline flows and UN diplomatic talks. Reinforcing domestic fundamentals, Fitch Ratings upgraded India's FY27 GDP forecast to 6.9% on stellar Q1 momentum. Join tonight's wrap-up as we chart the 24-Sep-26 weekly expiry grid.

A powerful trio of macro tailwinds propelled Dalal Street today as the Nifty rallied 0.5% to settle at 23,447. Brent crude extended its losing streak to six consecutive sessions, sliding 1.1% to $98.20/bbl on restored Saudi pipeline flows and UN diplomatic talks. Reinforcing domestic fundamentals, Fitch Ratings upgraded India's FY27 GDP forecast to 6.9% on stellar Q1 momentum. Join tonight's wrap-up as we chart the 24-Sep-26 weekly expiry grid.

The NSE IPO has generated massive investor interest, with the ₹22,569-crore issue receiving 5.71 times subscription. The retail portion was subscribed around 1.39 times, leading to estimates that roughly 3 out of 4 retail applicants could receive an allotment. Meanwhile, the stock market is facing fresh pressure. On September 22, the Nifty 50 fell 0.36%, with IT stocks among the key drags, while crude oil prices also declined amid changing geopolitical expectations. Will falling crude prices provide support to the market? Can weakness in IT continue to weigh on the indices? And what should investors watch for to understand the market's next direction?In this episode of IPS Finance, we decode the NSE IPO allotment math, the IT sector decline, crude oil movement and the key factors shaping the market.

Domestic sentiment stayed resilient today despite the Nifty shedding 0.36% to settle at 23,329. Brent crude extended its four-day slide to nearly 8%, slipping towards $99/bbl on diplomatic overtures and higher Saudi gulf shipments. Meanwhile, ONGC delivered a landmark upstream catalyst, striking gas in the deepwater Mahanadi fields under the Samudra Manthan initiative with potential resources pegged at ~600 MMTOE. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 23-Sep-26.

Domestic sentiment stayed resilient today despite the Nifty shedding 0.36% to settle at 23,329. Brent crude extended its four-day slide to nearly 8%, slipping towards $99/bbl on diplomatic overtures and higher Saudi gulf shipments. Meanwhile, ONGC delivered a landmark upstream catalyst, striking gas in the deepwater Mahanadi fields under the Samudra Manthan initiative with potential resources pegged at ~600 MMTOE. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 23-Sep-26.

Domestic sentiment stayed resilient today despite the Nifty shedding 0.36% to settle at 23,329. Brent crude extended its four-day slide to nearly 8%, slipping towards $99/bbl on diplomatic overtures and higher Saudi gulf shipments. Meanwhile, ONGC delivered a landmark upstream catalyst, striking gas in the deepwater Mahanadi fields under the Samudra Manthan initiative with potential resources pegged at ~600 MMTOE. Join tonight's wrap-up as we map the support grid for 23-Sep-26.

Domestic benchmarks extended their winning run for the fourth consecutive session today, advancing 0.35% to 23,429. Sentiment was underpinned by firm US equity futures as global investors positioned ahead of a pivotal US-China trade summit later this week. Concurrently, Pharma and Healthcare stole the limelight, leaping over 1% on robust drug-launch pipelines. Join tonight's wrap-up for an institutional breakdown of upcoming market levels.

In this episode, we analyze Nifty's structural price action as the index continues to persist with a cautious sentiment for the near term. Join Neel Parekh as he breaks down what this ongoing hesitation indicates about market momentum, key support and resistance zones to monitor, and how traders should structure their risk in a subdued market environment. Tune in to navigate the current trend effectively.

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Jewellery stocks are witnessing selling pressure, with several counters moving lower in today's session. Is this just a short-term correction, or could the downtrend continue? Meanwhile, the broader market has turned positive today after the recent sell-off, with the Nifty and Sensex gaining in early trade. But with crude oil prices elevated and global rate concerns still in focus, how sustainable is this recovery?In this episode, we analyse the jewellery sector, today's market recovery, key risks and the factors that could determine the market's next move.

The Indian stock market is struggling to sustain momentum above the 25,000 mark. Can Nifty finally break through this crucial level, or is further consolidation and volatility likely? Meanwhile, Jewellery stocks are attracting investor attention amid strong interest in gold and the jewellery sector. Is this the right time to consider investing in jewellery stocks? What factors should investors check before making a decision? In this episode, we decode the Nifty 25,000 level, jewellery stocks, market trends, and 5 important share market tips that every investor should know.

What is financial success really worth if your income stops the moment you step away from the practice? In this episode of the Nifty Thrifty Dentists Podcast, I sit down with my mentor Dave Stech of Access Insiders for a conversation about a form of wealth that goes far beyond money. Dave explains why financial freedom should lead to time freedom and ultimately to what he calls global freedom: the ability to do what you want, with the people you care about, wherever you choose. Dave shares how he went from growing up in a trailer park to building a multigenerational family office, why he took three six-month sabbaticals to be fully present for the people he loved, and how he intentionally helped his sons grow beyond him. We also discuss why successful dentists can still feel chained to their practices, how the right relationships can expand what is possible, and why legacy needs to be built long before retirement. In this episode, we explore: • Why time not money is the real currency • The progression from financial freedom to time freedom and global freedom • Why comfort can quietly keep successful dentists stuck • What Dave learned from taking three six-month family sabbaticals • How Access Insiders approaches relationships, education, and investment opportunities • Why “who” you invest with can matter as much as “what” you invest in • How intentional parenting helped Dave's sons build lives and businesses of their own • Why quantity time creates the opportunity for quality family moments • How to build a legacy designed to serve future generations Learn more about Dave and Access Insiders: Website: https://accessinsiders.com This episode is supported by Medidenta. If you need new handpieces or have broken handpieces to trade in, ask Medidenta about its buyback program and the current Nifty 50 offer: https://medidenta.com/ The investment discussion in this episode reflects the guest's experiences and opinions and is provided for educational purposes. It is not individualized financial advice.

The Nifty 50 is under renewed pressure, with the index falling to a three-month low amid rising crude prices and heightened geopolitical tensions. The big question now: who could be most vulnerable over the next two trading sessions? Meanwhile, IT stocks are witnessing heavy selling, while the Metal sector is showing relative strength. What is driving this sharp sector rotation, and can metals continue to outperform while IT remains under pressure? In this episode, we decode the Nifty trend, key sector movements, IT weakness and Metal strength to understand what could shape the market's next move.

Is the Indian stock market heading for increased downside pressure this week? With investors watching global cues, sector movements and fresh economic developments, what could be the next trigger for Nifty? The much-awaited NSE IPO is also back in focus after regulatory approval, with the issue expected to be a major event for India's capital markets. Meanwhile, the latest FADA auto sales data offers fresh clues about consumer demand and the automobile sector. At the same time, IT stocks remain under pressure. What are the key factors investors should watch this week, and could the market see further volatility? In this episode, we decode the Nifty outlook, NSE IPO developments, FADA report and IT sector weakness to understand what could drive the market's next move.

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