Ola Electric shares: The company clarified that promoter Bhavish Aggarwal’s Rs 324 crore stake sale was a one-time move to repay debt. The proceeds were used to fully repay a Rs 260 crore promoter-level loan, including interest, and to release all pledged promoter shares.Read More

On December 22, four Nifty500 stocks closed more than 1.5% below their VWAP levels, signalling potential bearish pressure. Closing below VWAP indicates the stock ended the session beneath its volume-weighted average price, reflecting rising selling interest and weakening intraday sentiment among market participants.Read More

Indian equity markets are set for a stronger 2026 as earnings growth revives, consumption picks up and capex improves, says Bajaj Finserv Asset Management CIO Nimesh Chandan. Largecaps remain attractive, smallcaps are back on the radar after corrections, and sectors like financials, healthcare and consumption offer fresh opportunities for investors.Read More

Indian investors are increasingly seeking global diversification, with outbound investment queries rising 25-30% year-on-year. Despite domestic market highs, global markets like the US, Europe, and Japan have outperformed. Technology, clean energy, and healthcare are key themes attracting interest, with a recommended 20% allocation to global assets.Read More

Bai Kakaji Polymers is launching its Rs 105 crore IPO on the BSE SME platform. The issue opens on Tuesday and closes on Friday, December 26. The company manufactures plastic and polymer products for consumer goods. Proceeds will fund debt repayment and capital expenditure. Grey market signals are muted, indicating cautious listing expectations for investors.Read More

Apollo Techno Industries launches its Rs 48 crore IPO on the BSE SME platform. The issue opens on Tuesday and is attracting good early interest. The company manufactures specialized equipment for infrastructure projects. Proceeds will fund working capital needs. The IPO closes on Friday, December 26. Listing is expected on December 31.Read More

We have collated a list of recommendations from top brokerage firms from ETNow and other sources.Read More

The investment landscape is buffeted by uncertainties around global geopolitics, tariff tantrums and the state of foreign fund flows. Identifying and sticking to sectors that will drive India’s growth story may be the best bet for domestic investorsRead More

Gabriel India led wealth creators with over two-and-a-half times return. Force Motors followed with 148.4% return. Siemens saw the biggest loss, shedding 55% of its value. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles lost 52% market capitalization. Jindal Saw reported a 45.4% erosion in market cap due to subdued demand.Read More

Global markets face a regime shift with elevated debt, fiscal dominance, and geopolitical fragmentation. Financial repression, favoring nominal growth and inflation, is likely. Investors should pivot to real assets like commodities, gold, and silver, and select equities, as old frameworks prove insufficient.Read More