Indian equity benchmarks closed slightly higher Friday, with the Nifty reaching 25,693. Analysts anticipate a range-bound market ahead, driven by earnings and global uncertainties. The Nifty shows positive momentum, potentially heading towards 26,000, with dips offering buying opportunities. Foreign investors showed strong buying interest, while the rupee weakened against the dollar.Read More

Markets remained range-bound, ending flat as consolidation continues with a positive bias above 25,400 for Nifty. SBI reported a 24% YoY net profit growth, while Tata Steel saw a 723% jump. Other key updates include IREDA’s fundraising plan, a Rs 13 crore fraud at Anand Rathi, and Titan’s luxury watch sales expectations.Read More

Nifty is expected to maintain a positive bias, with 25,800 as a key level and resistance around 26,000–26,300. Support is seen at 25,200–25,450, with market action driven by stock- and sector-specific moves. Analysts suggest a moderately bullish Bull Call Spread strategy for February 10 weekly expiry.Read More

CreditAccess India BV is looking for new investors. This move aims to provide an exit for long-term shareholders in its microfinance lender, CreditAccess Grameen. The company is open to strategic or financial partners. Some investors have held stakes since 2007 and seek liquidity. CreditAccess Grameen plans significant loan portfolio growth by 2028.Read More

Elevate Campuses, backed by Hillhouse Investments, has secured SEBI approval for its ₹2,550 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue to fund acquisitions, debt repayment, and growth. The integrated education infrastructure platform, operating under brands like ‘Good Host Spaces’ and ‘ScholarZ’, aims to expand its student accommodation and K-12 asset portfolio across India.Read More

Domestic institutions have reached an all-time high ownership of 18.72% in Indian firms, surpassing foreign investors whose stake fell to a 14-year low of 16.6%. This shift is driven by steady inflows from systematic investment plans, wealthy individuals, and increased equity exposure from pension funds, with mutual funds leading the charge.Read More

US stocks face renewed selling pressure this week from algorithmic funds, according to Goldman Sachs. These trend-following strategies are expected to remain net sellers, potentially triggering billions in outflows. Investor sentiment remains high, with markets nearing “max fear” despite a recent S&P 500 rebound.Read More

Indian benchmark indices closed higher on the back of buying interest in consumer and private banking stocks, though gains were limited by selling pressure across auto, IT and pharma names.Read More

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Leading cement makers reported strong double-digit year-on-year growth in sales volumes during the December 2025 quarter, even as their realisations came under pressure.Read More