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The Nifty 50 closed 1.64 per cent lower and financial stocks took the heaviest losses after the insurance regulator proposed capping what insurers and distributors can earn.
Names that make up 33.7% of the Nifty returned -0.8% a year from September 2021 to August 2026. Strip them out and the index would have done 11% instead of 7.1%, a 360 One Wealth study shows.
US spot funds posted their largest daily inflow since October 2025, led by BlackRock, ARK 21Shares and Fidelity, while a short squeeze and softer oil helped lift the broader risk tape.
California-led attorneys general dropped their block after film-output quotas, a $1.5 billion domestic production pledge, a $47.5 million worker fund, and a news independence board for CNN and CBS.
Lenskart's third big secondary in a month: floor price ₹682.45, actual blocks near ₹688, SoftBank's August exit still hanging over the float, and a stock that is still up more than half in 2026.
September selling has undone the Rs 11,045 crore and Rs 10,231 crore that arrived across July and August, with financials sold hardest and healthcare still drawing foreign money.
A Federal Reserve hike and an RBI cash squeeze have handed Indian government bonds their fifth consecutive weekly loss, according to a report from Economic Times. Here is what that actually does to a saver who has never bought a bond.
Reports say a 25-basis-point rise by the US Federal Reserve has economists expecting the Reserve Bank of India to follow. Here is the chain that links a decision in Washington to an Indian home loan — and why nothing has been settled yet.
The Bank of Japan raised rates while the Bank of England held at 3.75 percent, according to reports carried by Economic Times — and the household caught between the pump and the loan repayment is paying for the disagreement.
The exchanges' bulk-deal rule was written to show you who is quietly accumulating a stock. On 2026-09-15 it mostly showed who trades the most.
Two bulk tickets, both struck at ₹569.6, against a disclosed total of ₹400.61 crore on 11 September. The record names the seller plainly and leaves the other side unresolved.
Attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure knocked the kingdom's key East-West pipeline out of service on Tuesday, and both of oil's benchmarks moved higher. For a country that buys its crude abroad, the cost of an outage like that arrives quietly, in a hundred small places.
Oil pushed past a hundred dollars a barrel on Thursday after Iran said it had hit ten vessels, according to the Economic Times. Analysts quoted in that report floated a higher level if tension in the Strait of Hormuz continues - a conditional, not a schedule.
Three named desks disclosed ₹723.07 crore of PC Jeweller selling in one session on September 7 - and the same three names appear among that session buyers. What the exchange record establishes, and what it does not.
Over 10 sessions in Strota's FII and DII cash series, foreign institutions were net sellers of ₹11,376 crore while domestic institutions were net buyers of ₹36,742 crore. The daily rows also carry a dating wrinkle worth naming.
One report put Brent crude at $100.07 a barrel and another had it near $99 on the same morning, after Iran's missile strike on a Jordanian base. The Sensex fell 813 points that day, and oil was only one of three reasons the reporting gave.
Six firms disclosed ₹433.4 crore of selling in a single session on 9 September. Four of them also show up on the buy side, which looks less like an exit than like inventory changing hands — though the disclosure names no motive.
Copper's record run is lifting the main input cost for India's wire and cable makers just as UltraTech's Ultravolt pushes into the sector, according to a report from Economic Times. On the other side of the same trade, Hindustan Copper rose more than 4%.
SoftBank Group set terms for a seven-year ¥1 trillion Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS Bond aimed at individual investors, with a 4.75% coupon — well above this year’s retail yen average.
US forces struck three Iranian oil tankers over the weekend, one of them filmed sinking in the Gulf of Oman. Oil is now knocking on $100 a barrel, while Washington's own Bessent sees $40 once the war ends. Both numbers describe the same barrel.
The agency says inflated net-worth certificates won ₹1,000 crore in loans that went bad — a case that lands at a lender holding the savings of ordinary home-loan borrowers.
Two global desks took the other side of a ₹1,041 crore Swiggy block — a trade size that can reset how the rest of the Street prices the stock, even if the screen barely moves.
Across the latest 10 sessions, Indian domestic institutions bought far more than foreign investors sold — a split that shows who has been anchoring the cash market.
The dollar strengthened as renewed Middle East conflict lifted oil prices and Treasury yields, sharpening bets on tighter Federal Reserve policy and weighing on the yen and sterling.