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Indian equity indices concluded FY26 with their worst fiscal performance since FY20, with the Nifty and Sensex registering losses. The outlook for FY27 is heavily dependent on the West Asia conflict’s impact on crude oil prices and the rupee, with analysts suggesting a ceasefire could trigger a recovery.
Sebi bars Elitecon and promoter for alleged price manipulation
Sebi has barred Elitecon International and promoter Vipin Sharma from the securities market for alleged stock price manipulation. The regulator ordered the return of ₹51 crore in illegal gains, citing a ‘pump-and-dump’ scheme and misleading disclosures, including a significant expansion of share capital and failure to report GST demands.
US Stocks today: Dow Jones soars 1,125 points, Nasdaq, S&P 3% as Iran war de-escalation seen
Wall Street surged Tuesday as speculation of a de-escalation in the Middle East conflict eased oil price and inflation fears. Major indexes rallied following reports of President Trump’s willingness to end military action against Iran. Investors are seeking indications of a normalized energy flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
Japan to create special cell to push FDI into India
Japan’s Foreign Ministry is launching a new center to help Japanese companies invest in India. This initiative aims to overcome challenges like complex regulations and tax systems. The center will also foster cooperation in AI, startups, and critical minerals. This move supports a goal of 10 trillion yen in private sector investment by 2035.
Bulls to return after March massacre? Elara sees limited downside for Nifty after 11% crash amid Iran-US war
After an 11% March crash driven by the escalating Iran–US conflict, Elara Securities says the Nifty may have limited downside ahead. Historical data shows conflicts typically cap drawdowns near 10%, and with valuations now 7% below long-term averages, the brokerage expects a potential rebound as risks gradually ease.
IndiQube leases 48,000 sq ft office space in Bengaluru to GCC, eyes Rs 75 cr rent in 5 yrs
IndiQube Spaces Ltd has secured a significant deal in Bengaluru. The realty firm leased 48,000 sq ft of office space. A health technology firm will establish a global capability centre there. The agreement is valued at Rs 75 crore over five years. This marks a key expansion for IndiQube’s managed office solutions.
Planning to invest in smallcaps? These top 5 funds deliver 28%+ annualised returns in 3 years
Top small-cap mutual funds have delivered over 28% annualised returns in three years, attracting investors seeking high-growth opportunities despite higher risk.
Wall Street rally ahead? Dow futures jump nearly 500 points on Trump’s reported plans to exit Iran war
US stock futures surged after reports suggested Donald Trump may seek to end the Iran conflict, easing investor concerns over prolonged geopolitical tensions. Gains in Dow, Nasdaq and S&P futures come amid stable oil prices and falling bond yields, although uncertainty remains due to ongoing risks in the Strait of Hormuz.
Bitcoin holds near $67,000 despite geopolitical tensions; demand from long-term holders rises
Bitcoin held near the $67,000 level amid persistent geopolitical tensions and macro uncertainty, while mixed price action reflected cautious sentiment. Altcoins largely declined, and overall market capitalisation edged lower. Despite some recovery attempts, volatility remains elevated as investors assess inflation risks, liquidity conditions, and global policy signals.
PropShare Celestia’s Rs 244-cr IPO to open on Apr 10
Property Share Investment Trust, India’s first registered SM REIT, announced its Rs 244.65 crore IPO for PropShare Celestia will open on April 10. The issue, priced between Rs 10-10.50 lakh per unit, aims to acquire seven floors in Ahmedabad’s Venus Stratum. This SM REIT’s proceeds will fund the acquisition of a fully occupied commercial building […]