NSE close · Fri, 25 SeptNifty 5023,140.50▲ 0.34%Nifty Bank55,580.40▲ 0.26%Midcap 10060,906.00▼ 0.14%Smallcap 25018,158.900.02%India VIX12.16▼ 4.18%IT28,160.90▼ 0.17%Auto26,967.90▲ 0.89%Pharma27,003.00▼ 0.10%FMCG45,941.30▲ 0.40%Metal13,087.15▲ 0.35%Realty869.35▲ 0.92%Energy37,440.35▲ 0.21%PSU Bank8,294.50▲ 0.28%Financials25,094.85▲ 0.56%Media1,550.65▼ 0.23%Defence9,401.65▲ 0.43%Durables38,278.60▲ 0.95%Biggest movesTURTLEMINT▼ 20.0%ADSL▲ 20.0%HEROMOTORS▲ 20.0%SHANTIGOLD▲ 14.8%UGARSUGAR▲ 14.8%MAWANASUG▲ 14.5%TGVSL▲ 14.2%UTTAMSUGAR▲ 12.7%
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Market valuations▼ −18% net tone today
- Dhoot Transmission shares fell for a fourth day after Kotak warned of 10% downside on valuation risks
- Tata MF’s Chandraprakash Padiyar said stock selection is key as earnings and valuation gaps widen
- Major consumer stocks lost nearly ₹4 lakh crore in market value
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ETMarkets Smart Talk | US bonds offer attractive yields again: Nachiketa Sawrikar on the challenge for Indian equities
- US bonds are again offering attractive yields
- Sawrikar says the Fed rate hike may be largely priced in
- Higher US yields can pressure Indian equities, particularly richly valued stocks
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Rich valuations, elevated crude narrow equity opportunities: Andrade
- Andrade says high valuations and macroeconomic headwinds are narrowing equity-market opportunities
Top Nifty50 stocks analysts suggest buying in this volatile week
- The report evaluates 4,000+ listed stocks across five components
Raja Venkatraman recommends three stocks for 28 September
- Raja Venkatraman shared three stock picks and trade strategies for 28 September
For long-term investors who know and accept that more trouble might be on the way: 5 mid-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 32%
- Five mid-cap stocks are highlighted with upside potential of up to 32%
- Mid-cap investors face continued domestic and global headwinds alongside the highlighted stock opportunities
ETMarkets Smart Talk | The next 12 months may be about capital saved, not returns made: Praveen Jagwani
- Praveen Jagwani urges investors to prioritize capital preservation over high returns
- He recommends extensive diversification across assets
- The advice favors capital preservation and diversification for Indian investors amid uncertain markets