The company has bought 462 units in 'Aspire Leisure Valley' project for Rs 696.20 crore and 147 units in 'Aspire Centurian Park' project for Rs 373.23 crore

Jason Samuel, Founder of House of Swamiraj, said these two projects will be smart homes with use of latest technologies.

The dollar swung between gains and losses against major peers as investors awaited key U.S. economic data and commentary from Federal Reserve officials to gauge the U.S. monetary policy path

Sammaan Capital shares dropped sharply after the Supreme Court ordered the CBI to file an FIR. The court criticized the CBI and Ministry of Corporate Affairs for a 'friendly approach'. SEBI's reluctance to probe was also questioned. The ED will hold a joint meeting with other agencies. Sammaan Capital stated regulators found no wrongdoing in past examinations.

Indias markets may be nearing the end of a 14-month consolidation cycle, with JM Financials Ankur Jhaveri predicting stronger earnings in FY27 and broader market participation ahead. Speaking at India Xchange 2025, he highlights opportunities in autos, data centres, EMS, healthcare, value retail and BFSI, while noting improving consumption trends and rising investor optimism.

Indian stock markets rallied strongly on Wednesday, with both Sensex and Nifty recovering from early dips. A surge in foreign investment and a comeback by key IT companies bolstered investor confidence. Infosys spearheaded the gains, anticipating its substantial share buyback program commencing Thursday. This positive momentum signals a strengthening market sentiment.

Rural India continues to lead FMCG growth, outpacing urban markets for seven consecutive quarters due to strong farm incomes. While cities are showing signs of recovery, driven by easing monetary policy, tax reforms, and moderating inflation improving real wages, rural demand remains robust. This dual engine is poised to drive India's FMCG sector forward.

Microcap stocks with strong mutual fund ownership are surging in FY26, with 13 names up 70150% and five already delivering multibagger returns.

Microcap stocks with strong mutual fund ownership are surging in FY26, with 13 names up 70150% and five already delivering multibagger returns.

India is looking at increasing the minimum price for sugar sales domestically. The government may also raise the price oil companies pay for ethanol from sugar mills. These steps aim to help sugar factories facing surplus stocks and rising cane costs. This could ensure timely payments to millions of sugarcane farmers.

Infosys is set to launch its Rs 18,000-crore share buyback on November 20, closing on November 26. The buyback allows the IT giant to repurchase up to 10 crore shares at Rs 1,800 each via the tender offer route. Shareholders as of the record date, November 14, are eligible. Kotak Mahindra Capital manages the issue, with KFin Technologies as registrar.

Addressing the urgent need for better healthcare, NATHEALTH has advocated for the government to increase healthcare investment to over 2.5 percent of GDP. Additionally, they propose offering tax deductions of up to Rs 10,000 for individuals opting for preventive health assessments.

Three of Indias newest stock market entrants hit their first real stretch of turbulence on Wednesday, as volatile swings, brisk profit-taking and an unusual auction-triggering short squeeze tested investor conviction. Analysts say the corrective moves reflect a shift from debut euphoria to fundamentals, as investors recalibrate near-term risks and reassess positioning after steep post-listing rallies.

Capillary Technologies India is set to finalise share allotment for its 877.5 crore IPO today. Applicants can view their allotment status on the BSE website or the registrar MUFG Intime Indias portal once the process is completed. The companys shares are slated to list on November 21.

Sudeep Pharmas Rs 895-crore IPO is set to open on November 21, comprising a Rs 95-crore fresh issue and an Rs 800-crore OFS. The price band for the offer is set at Rs 563593, with 50% of shares reserved for QIBs, 15% for NIIs and 35% for retail investors. With a GMP hovering around 16% ahead of the launch, the IPO is generating significant buzz in the unlisted market.

Public sector banks are rallying, sparking debate on their valuations compared to private lenders. Rahul Arora sees opportunities, especially in SBI and Bank of Baroda. He notes a significant valuation gap remains, suggesting further upside potential for PSU banks. Private banks face growth limitations due to large balance sheets. Global fund flows could favor banks if capital returns to India.

US equity markets are experiencing a long-overdue correction, impacting global flows into Asia. While India's fundamentals remain strong, foreign investor sentiment is shifting. Market expert Rahul Arora advises caution on consumer staples, favoring discretionary names and highlighting banking and financials as key investment opportunities.

Ambit has issued a scathing SELL call on Swiggy, warning its Rs 10,000-crore fundraising plan could worsen losses in the fiercely competitive quick-commerce market. The brokerage says Instamart is lagging Blinkit in scale and efficiency, the markets growth potential is capped, and Swiggy may need aggressive spending just to hold its ground, limiting long-term profitability.

Developed by the Department of Commerce, the TIA portal brings together multiple national and international databases, macro-economic indicators and automated analytical tools into a single system. According to the ministry, the platform integrates global sources such as UN Comtrade along with domestic databases to offer over 270 analytics modules.

Parag Thakkar sees opportunities in select large companies and FMCG stocks for patient investors. He is constructive on Hindustan Unilever's future performance, expecting a turnaround from November. Thakkar also views Dabur as an interesting contra bet due to predicted intense winter. He remains cautious on Tata Motors' JLR business but is optimistic about the paints sector's recovery.

Growws first major post-listing setback has triggered a massive settlement crunch, with more than 30 lakh shares pushed into NSEs auction window after traders shorted the stock and failed to deliver. Abhijit Chokshi says misplaced bets against Growws rally have now snowballed into a Rs 100-crore lesson on T+1 deadlines, delivery shortages, and market discipline.

Delhi's Khan Market has slipped to 24th globally in expensive retail locations, though it remains India's priciest high street. London's New Bond Street now leads the world. Indian high streets show remarkable resilience, attracting brands due to rising affluence and limited mall supply, driving significant rental growth in cities like Gurugram and New Delhi.

Japan's Nikkei index fell for the fourth consecutive day. Investors are cautious ahead of key earnings from artificial intelligence giant Nvidia. The Nikkei 225 closed lower, extending its longest losing streak in seven weeks. Concerns over technology stock valuations and rising bond yields are impacting the market. All eyes are on Nvidia's performance to gauge future market direction.

Mohandas Pai defends Narayana Murthys controversial long-work-hours remark, clarifying that the 70-hour workweek advice is meant only for startup founders and tech innovatorsnot regular employees. Pai says India must match China and Silicon Valleys intense work ethic to stay competitive, while stressing that such hours should be voluntary, ambition-driven and limited to entrepreneurs pursuing breakthrough innovation.

China successfully raised 4 billion euros in a bond sale, attracting significant investor interest despite global market jitters. Demand for the issuance, which saw two tranches, exceeded 100 billion euros, indicating strong confidence in the high-grade sovereign issuer. This follows a recent $4 billion dollar bond sale, highlighting continued international appetite for Chinese debt.

Vietnam's State Treasury successfully raised 9.23 trillion dong in a government bond auction, marking the highest amount since June. This significant uptake, with 66% of bonds sold, boosts total government bond sales this year to 287 trillion dong. Proceeds will fund public investments, a key economic growth driver, as the government aims for 500 trillion dong in sales this year.

Morgan Stanley anticipates the Reserve Bank of India will reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points in December 2025. This move is expected to bring the terminal policy rate to 5.25 percent. The RBI is projected to adopt a data-dependent approach following this easing.

Parag Thakkar expresses a constructive outlook on PSU banks, highlighting PNB, Canara, and SBI as favored investments. He also sees opportunities in textiles and pharma driven by potential India-US trade deals, and views Infosys' buyback as a long-term positive for shareholders despite current IT sector headwinds.

YES Bank stock price today (19-11-2025): The shares opened at Rs 22.99, reaching an intraday high of Rs 22.99 and a low of Rs 22.76 during the session. The stock has a 52-week high of Rs 24.3 and a low of Rs 16.02. The previous day's closing price was Rs 22.99, with 30,139,454 shares traded by 12:16 PM (IST).

Retail investors who ignored Groww's IPO due to a low grey market premium are now regretting their decision. The stock experienced a significant rally post-listing, driven by fear of missing out. This surge pushed Groww's market capitalization past Rs 1 lakh crore. While valuations have climbed, the company's strong business fundamentals and dominant platform support long-term demand.

Pakistan's stock market is experiencing a significant surge, driven by retail investors seeking alternatives to stagnant property and low-yield deposits. The KSE-100 Index has climbed approximately 40% in 2025, fueled by improved government stability and economic reforms. This rally marks a rare moment of confidence, with new trading accounts and increased daily turnover indicating growing domestic participation.

Azad Engineering shares jumped after the company announced a major pact with Pratt & Whitney Canada. It has signed a Master Terms Agreement and Purchase Agreement to develop and manufacture aircraft engine components. The long-term partnership aims to boost Azads aerospace manufacturing capabilities and support advanced component production for global programs, in line with Indias strategic priorities.

Indian bond markets are entering a new phase in 2026, shifting from duration-heavy bets to a balanced strategy. Experts advise a pivot towards accrual and barbell approaches, combining short-term corporate bonds for income with long-duration government securities for stability and potential gains. This comes as stable rates and tightening liquidity reshape the investment landscape.

Indian IT stocks witnessed a sharp rise on Wednesday as a global anti-AI trade drove investors toward safer technology names. Analysts say fading enthusiasm for AI stocks could boost FPI flows into India, while Infosys also drew attention ahead of its Rs 18,000-crore share buyback opening Thursday.

Tenneco Clean Air India made a strong market debut with a 27% listing premium before slipping nearly 5% as early profit-taking set in. Analysts cite strong parentage, technological capability, and margin strength, but advise caution given sector cyclicality. Experts suggest partial profit-booking while holding the remainder with a stop-loss near Rs 480.

An Indian trade think tank urges Washington to remove a 25% tariff on Indian goods, arguing it's an unfair surcharge no longer justified after India significantly reduced Russian oil imports. The group highlights India's pivot to US energy suppliers and calls for swift action to maintain positive bilateral trade relations.

LG Electronics India shares saw an uptick on Wednesday after Morgan Stanley initiated coverage on the stock with an overweight rating, highlighting strong margins, capital efficiency, and growth potential from new manufacturing, exports, and B2B operations. While near-term FY26 earnings may dip, medium-term expansion and localisation efforts are expected to drive revenue, margins, and steady earnings growth through FY28, the brokerage said.

Motilal Oswal has identified ten small and midcap stocks poised for strong earnings growth through FY28. The brokerage's latest picks span various sectors, with projections indicating significant EPS improvements for companies like Dixon Technologies, Kaynes Technology, and Coforge. Investors can examine these selections for potential robust returns.

Tata Steel shares saw a slight increase after strong September quarter results. The company reported significant profit growth year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter. Revenue also climbed, indicating improved operations. Analysts maintain a positive long-term view, reiterating a 'BUY' rating with a target price suggesting potential upside. Technical indicators show neutral momentum with some short-term weakness.

Indian government bonds traded narrowly as expectations of inclusion in the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index were tempered by reduced buying from the others investor category, including the RBI. While index inclusion news spurred some buying, a sharp drop in others purchases limited gains, raising market confidence concerns. Investors await Fed minutes for U.S. rate cues.

Groww shares have seen wild swings post-listing due to strong initial demand, extremely low free float of just 7%, and rich valuations. Heavy early buying and short-covering have amplified volatility, while tech-style multiples for a cyclical, competitive broking business are putting pressure. Price swings in Groww shares may continue as sentiment, fundamentals, and technical factors interact.

The Indian rupee strengthened to a two-week high on Wednesday, driven by positive sentiment among traders and increased exporter activity. This rise comes amid ongoing concerns about trade deals and potential central bank intervention. Meanwhile, expectations of India's inclusion in a major global bond index are also gaining traction, influencing market dynamics.

Japanese government bonds experienced a decline, pushing benchmark yields to a 17-year high amid concerns over the potential size of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's stimulus package. While a 20-year bond auction showed continued investor interest, the overall market sentiment reflects apprehension about significant fiscal expansion.

Bitcoin bounced 4% from recent lows to around $91,775 as whale holdings hit a four-month high. Over the past day, Bitcoin gained 1.68% and Ethereum rose 2%, while major altcoins climbed about 5% except Tron and Hyperliquid, which fell up to 4%. The global crypto market cap increased 1.43% to $3.15 trillion.

Infosys shares jumped 3% to Rs 1,531 on 19 November as the company announced its Rs 18,000 crore buyback opening on 20 November. The tender offer allows repurchase at Rs 1,800 per share, with entitlements set for small and other shareholders. The process closes on 26 November, marking Infosys first tender buyback since 2017.

Reverse stock splits hit a record in 2025, mainly among smallcaps, while AI-driven rallies boost Big Tech and attract retail investors.

Gold and silver prices rose modestly on 19 November, ending a two-day decline, amid subdued expectations of a US rate cut. December gold on MCX gained Rs 160 to Rs 1,22,751 per 10 grams, while silver rose Rs 700 to Rs 1,55,344/kg. Traders await US jobs data and Fed minutes for direction.

Indian IPO markets are witnessing significant gains, with Groww crossing a 1 lakh crore market cap. Experts note rich valuations for platforms like Groww and PhysicsWallah, suggesting a long-term investment focus due to low equity penetration and sector tailwinds, despite valuations running ahead of fundamentals.

Indian markets are experiencing cautious trading amid global risk-off sentiment, with investors awaiting corporate earnings and sectoral developments for momentum. Market strategist Dharmesh Kant highlights BFSI, defence, and selective infrastructure as promising long-term investments, while noting Jubilant Food as a top pick in the QSR sector.

Growws parent, Billionbrains Garage Venture, hit a 10% lower circuit after a steep post-listing rally of over 90%, signalling early selling pressure. Analysts attribute the decline to stretched valuations and rally fatigue, especially as peers like Angel One and Motilal Oswal trade at lower market caps. While the long-term story remains strong, experts caution that cyclical industry trends and potential regulatory changes could impact growth.