The Sensex has erased two years of optimism, slipping from the 100,000 hype to a two-year low and delivering zero returns. Weak earnings, heavy FII outflows, global tensions, and delayed Fed cuts dragged markets through FY26, leaving investors with caution as FY27 shapes up as a year of selective opportunities.Read More
South Korean markets buckled on Tuesday, with shares sliding toward their worst monthly performance since the global financial crisis and the won sinking to post-crisis lows, as the Middle East war sent investors fleeing worldwide.Read More
In FY26, a select group of Indian stocks delivered exceptional returns. Twenty companies with market caps above Rs 3,000 crore and significant trading volume saw substantial growth. The top ten performers surged dramatically, with gains ranging from 125% to an astounding 1,655%. These stocks became significant wealth creators, more than doubling investor value within the fiscal year.Read More
European stocks inched up on Tuesday as investors drew some comfort from hopes of de-escalation in the Middle East war, but the benchmark index was still set for its sharpest monthly decline since 2020 amid supply-chain disruptions.Read More
Japan’s Nikkei share average fell for the fourth straight day on Tuesday, capping its worst month since the 2008 global financial crisis as the widening Middle East war weighed on sentiment.Read More
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