“Q2 FY26 scorecard + fundamentals + quick TA + what to watch” 1) Bharat Electronics (BEL) What Q2 says: BEL delivered another solid quarter: standalone PAT up ~18% YoY to ₹1,286 cr; revenue up ~26% YoY—defence execution + order flow doing the heavy lifting. Shareholding (Sep ’25): Promoter ~51.14%; FII ~18% (trend improving vs last […]
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Indian Stock Market Post Market Report October 31, 2025 🔔 Closing Snapshot A risk-off Friday: global cues were mixed; domestic action tilted toward profit-booking after a strong month. Weakness in select private banks dragged the benchmarks, while PSU Banks and a few industrial names outperformed intraday. 🥇 Top Nifty 50 Movers (Today) Gainers (Nifty 50):
Indian Market Pre-Open View , October 31,2025 📌 GIFT Nifty It looks like we are heading into the session with a slightly upbeat mood today. The global setup is not screaming bullish, but there’s a quiet sense of relief — like the market has taken a breath after yesterday’s shake-out. Overnight cues were mixed but
Lenskart, Studds & Orkla India The coming weeks are shaping up to be interesting for IPO investors. Three well-known consumer-focused companies — Lenskart, Studds Accessories, and Orkla India — are preparing to list, and each business brings a completely different flavour. If you’re someone who likes to follow India’s evolving consumer brands, these IPOs deserve
🔔 Closing Snapshot (Oct 30, 2025) Nifty 50: 25,877.9 (−176) — slipped below 25,900 into the close. Sensex: 84,404.5 (−593). Bank Nifty: 58,031.1 (−0.61%). A risk-off day into monthly F&O expiry; IT and telecom weighed while select industrials and metals outperformed. Moneycontrol and ET/ETNow closing wraps echoed the same breadth and sector tone. 🥇 Top
Indian Markets Pre-Market Report October 30,2025 🇺🇸 Fed Outcome What the U.S. Rate Cut Means for Global & Indian Markets So, the U.S. Federal Reserve finally blinked. Late Wednesday night, the world’s most watched central bank cut its benchmark rate by 0.25 %, bringing it to roughly 3.75–4 %. That might sound small, but for
