Indian share market is currently in recovery mode. After the strong momentum of September 2024, there was a bounce in December, but still the portfolios of most investors are in loss. Whereas China and Hong Kong markets are on record rally. Hang Seng Index has shown a rise of about 29% in the last one year, due to which foreign investors are withdrawing money from India and shifting towards China.
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Grow Co-founder Lalit Keshare: The success story of Groww founder Lalit Keshare is in discussion everywhere today. After the IPO of the company, he has made his place in the list of Indian billionaires. Lalit Keshare, who started his career with Flipkart, was a product manager there. But in the year 2016, he left Flipkart and laid the foundation of Groww and today he has joined the ranks of billionaires.

Left Flipkart and started Groww in 2016

Groww’s IPO was listed this month on November 12 and its shares jumped more than 70 percent in just four trading days. The company’s stock closed at Rs 174, taking the total valuation of Groww to Rs 9,448 crore. That means now the value of the company has become approximately 1.13 billion dollars.

Lalit Keshare’s journey started from Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh. He was born in a farmer family of Lepa village. Growing up amidst limited facilities, Lalit was brilliant in studies, hence he got education in the only English medium school in Khargone. Further he cracked JEE and completed his engineering studies from IIT Bombay.

Company value crosses Rs 26000 crore after IPO

Groww was started by Lalit Keshare along with his three friends—Ishan Bansal, Harsh Jain and Neeraj Singh. This app gave an easy way to millions of people to connect with the stock market. Investor confidence and the boom in the fintech sector took Groww’s market valuation to new heights. Taking into account the holdings of the founders, the total value of the company is now estimated at more than Rs 26,000 crore.

Groww was listed on BSE and NSE on 12 November. At that time the issue price was kept at Rs 100. But after the stock rose by 70 percent in just four trading days, it reached Rs 174.

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Rupee vs Dollar: The Indian rupee, which is facing constant pressure, got some relief on Tuesday. Amid fall in crude oil prices in the international market, the rupee strengthened by 21 paise to reach 88.56 per dollar. However, withdrawal of foreign capital and strengthening of the dollar still remain a challenge for the rupee.

Why did the rupee strengthen?

Dilip Parmar, Senior Chief Analyst, HDFC Securities, said that on Monday, the rupee was under pressure from the weakness of regional currencies and foreign dollar withdrawal, but due to the intervention of RBI, the situation calmed down to some extent. On Tuesday, fall in crude oil prices and signs of some improvement supported the rupee.

The rupee opened at 88.55 per dollar in the interbank foreign exchange market. It touched 88.56 per dollar in early deals – an increase of 21 paise over its previous close. On Monday, the rupee had closed at 88.77 per dollar.

movement of dollar and crude oil

The dollar index (the position of the dollar against six major currencies) rose by 0.04% to 99.75. Brent crude (the international standard) is trading 0.32% lower at $ 64.68 per barrel. This fall in crude oil is a relief for India because the country imports about 85% of its oil needs.

BSE Sensex fell 55 points to 83,923.48 and NSE Nifty fell 40.95 points to 25,722.40. FIIs (foreign institutional investors) made a net sale of shares worth Rs 1,883.78 crore on Monday. According to analysts, major economic data like ISM Manufacturing and Non-Manufacturing PMI are going to come from America this week, which will decide the sentiment of global markets and the direction of currency exchange rates.

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Stock Market News: On Friday, October 25, the last day of the week, the Indian stock market closed with a decline. This decline has come after six consecutive trading sessions of rise in the domestic stock market due to withdrawal of foreign capital and profit booking in banks and FMCG shares. The benchmark index Sensex based on 30 shares on BSE fell by 344.52 points or 0.41% and closed at 84,211.88 points. At one time during trading, it fell by 599.25 points and reached 83,957.15 points.

Big fall in HUL shares

At the same time, NSE’s standard index Nifty fell by 96.25 points or 0.37% and closed at 25,795.15 points. A decline was seen in 34 out of 50 shares. Among Sensex group companies, shares of Hindustan Unilever (HUL) fell the most by 3.20%. Apart from this, shares of UltraTech Cement, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Adani Ports, Titan, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank also remained in loss. On the other hand, shares of Bharti Airtel, ICICI Bank, Bharat Electronics and Sun Pharma were in profit.

This fall in the market after six consecutive sessions of rise was due to profit-booking at higher levels as well as the impact of Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal’s comments regarding the trade agreement with America. He said during an event in Germany that India does not make any deal in haste nor does it make agreements under pressure.

What do experts say?

After this fall in the market, Enrich Money CEO Ponmudi R. It is said that this comment of Piyush Goyal weakened the hopes of soon concluding the India-US trade deal. Due to this, profit booking was seen in all sectors after the rise in the beginning of the week.

On the other hand, in Asian markets, South Korea’s Kospi, Japan’s Nikkei, China’s Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng closed with gains, while European markets remained mixed. American markets closed in positive territory on Thursday. Siddharth Khemka, Head of Research (Wealth Management), Motilal Oswal Financial Services Limited, says that Nifty closed at 25,795 points with a fall of 96 points, ending the six-session rise. The market remained under pressure due to US sanctions on Russian oil companies and profit-booking by investors.

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Indian Stock Market IPO: Tuesday was a very bad day for IPO investors in the Indian stock market. Dhillon Freight Carriers, a company involved in the business of logistics and transportation, got listed in the stock market, but its shares were listed with a decline of 20 percent from its IPO issue price. Even after this, the company’s shares continued to fall and lower circuit was imposed on the stock. Due to which investors had to suffer huge losses. Also the shares of the company fell by 24 percent.

The company lost its strength immediately after listing

On Tuesday’s trading day, when the company launched its shares on the SME platform of BSE, investors got a big shock. The company had kept the issue price of its IPO at Rs 72 per share. But its start in the market was very poor and it was listed at Rs 57.6. Due to which the investors who were allotted shares of the company had to suffer a loss of about 20 percent per share as soon as the market opened.

After this, an even further decline was seen in the company’s shares. Due to heavy selling, the company’s shares fell further by 5 percent and started trading at its lower circuit at Rs 54.72. Due to which investors had to suffer a loss of about 24 percent in a few hours. However, according to market experts, there was nothing surprising in this. Before the listing, there was not much enthusiasm about the company’s shares in the gray market. Due to which the company was expected to have a weak start.

Small investors lost confidence

Small and retail investors had expressed confidence in purchasing company shares. Investors had given mixed reactions to the small IPO of Rs 10.08 crore. The portion reserved for retail investors received bids up to 4.87 times. Which shows that the retail investor had shown his willingness to invest in the company. However, big investors had kept distance from this IPO, and their shares could not be fully subscribed.

Know what the company does
Dhillon Freight Carriers is a transportation company, which deals in freight transportation. Talking about the business of the company, it provides its services in West Bengal, Bihar, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. The company has its own fleet of vehicles and 22 offices. From where the company runs its business.

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Multibagger stocks: The stock market gives more luck than understanding. In this game of uncertainty, it is difficult to say anything in advance when it gets the lottery and who becomes pauper. But the formula of No Risk No Gain is very applied in the stock market.

Rich shares

Today we are talking about the share which has traded with a jump of 19 percent on Wednesday i.e. Wednesday. This stock belongs to the Tiger Logistics Company. A year ago, the stock of this company declined significantly. But if we talk about its return during the last five years, then it has made investors rich by giving 965 percent returns.

After the list of Tiger Logistics on NSE, the company’s shares saw tremendous strength. The shares of the Smallcap Company showed a rise of about 19 percent on Wednesday during the day -long trading.

Business on NSE from tomorrow

Now on Thursday i.e. September 18, Tiger Logistics will do business on NSE. The Stock Exchange has approved the trading of more than 10.57 crore shares (one rupee of each one) on behalf of the company. Describing the milestone in the journey of the listing company on NSE, it has been said that this will strengthen its identity in the market. Along with increasing the trust of investors, the purchase and sale of the stock will be better and will prove to be helpful in the future expansion of the company.

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Share Market Updates: Today, the stock market opened on the green mark on the first trading day of the week, but its move was sluggish. During this time, investors, waiting for the result of the American Fed Reserve, took a cautious stand. However, investors also increased to some extent with better inflation figures in India and the hope of cutting interest rates by the US Fed Reserve. At 9:30 in the morning, the Sensex was seen trading at 81,909 by climbing 4.5 points, while the Nifty was 4.15 points to 25,118. This edge was very low, but overall the atmosphere was stable.

These include top gainers and losquers

Despite the stability in the main index, small companies performed better. The Nifty Midcap 100 index took a lead of 0.26 percent and Nifty Smallcap 100. This shows that investors are more interested in companies of media and small range. The Nifty 50 included Jazz Finance, Tata Motors, Hero MotoCorp and Bajaj Finserv.

At the same time, shares of companies like Infosys, TCS, Sun Pharma, Dr. Reddy’s and Shriram Finance declined, which pulled down the Sensex. In the sectors, the Nifty Realty performed the best, which climbed up to 1.19 percent. Other sectors included Nifty PSU bank (0.39 percent above) and Nifty Auto (0.38 percent above). At the same time, the performance of Nifty Pharma was the worst, with a decline of up to 0.78 percent.

How much inflation was there in August?

In the month of August, inflation in the country has come down to 2.07 percent, which is much lower than the 3.1 percent estimate of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This decline is a good news for the country’s economy and this can reduce the interest rates in the future, which can support the market.

Global markets

This week remained strong for the global market. In the US stock market, Nasdaq took 2 percent, S&P 500 gained 1.6 percent and Dow Jones Industrial Index took a 1 percent lead. At the same time, most of the Asian markets also opened with an edge. The US market is now waiting for a cut of 25 basis points in interest rates on 17 September, which is expected to up to 96.4 percent. This can lead to further boils.

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Indian share market: After the decisions for the government to improve GST rates, the Indian stock market may have seen a boom in early trade on Wednesday, but the reality is that the performance of the Indian stock market has been much worse than many other markets last year. During this time it has declined by 2 percent.

This situation in the Indian stock market is even more serious than neighboring countries like Pakistan and China as the stock markets here have not only gained double digits, but are also top in the best performing stock markets.

Today, after the announcement of GST rate cuts on Wednesday, the Sensex jumped up to 1 percent on September 4, but its 30 -share Sensex in the last one year has been in continuous losses. Whereas during this time there was an increase of up to 95 percent in other markets of the world. Now the question comes that why India is at the bottom of about 20 stock markets around the world?

Amazing bounce in Asian markets

Where the KSE 100 index of the Pakistani stock market has given a spectacular return of 95 percent in the last one year, which has made a tremendous profit to investors. According to the data from the upperberg, the KSE 100 index is up 94.44 percent.

Canada’s TSX Composite has climbed up to 25 percent. Along with this, in the last one year, Nikkei of Japan has been up to 15 percent, Britain’s FTSE Index 11 percent and Brazil’s Boospa index 3 percent. The US stock market has also gained a 1 percent lead.

Why the Indian stock market declined?

Experts say that these three major reasons are responsible for the poor performance of the Indian stock market. Of these, the effect of American tariff is the highest. In the last two -three quarters, there has been a decrease in income of companies in India. Due to this, foreign investors sold many Indian shares.

The second thing is that due to tariff war in America, the matter has become more complicated. According to The Mint’s report, G Chokkalingam, founder and CEO of Equinomics Research, said, “Initially Tariff War impressed all markets, but in the second phase it only had more impact on India.”

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Share Market News: After the announcement of the Finance Minister on GST reforms, the stock market is seeing a huge boom today. On Thursday, the Indian equity sells open with a positive attitude. The 30 -share index of BSE opened at 81456, leaping 888 points. While the Nifty was also trading at 24980 with a gain of 265 points.

Two structure tax slabs approved

In the GST Council meeting started from Wednesday, it was decided to abolish 12 percent and 28 percent slabs. Tax slabs of only 5 percent and 18 percent were approved by simplifying the tax system. That is, so far, most of the things coming in the slabs of 12 percent and 28 percent will now be shifted to 5 percent and 18 percent slabs. Apart from this, there will also be a special slab of 40 percent for luxury and sin goods.

Economic activities will get speed

Many things will be cheap with this reforms, which will give great relief to the common man. It will also be easy to follow the rules. On the occasion of Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced this ‘double gift’ for the people of the country on the occasion of Diwali. Finance Minister of the states also attended the 56th GST Council meeting chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. The purpose of this reforms is to promote consumption, which will promote economic activities.

These include top losis and gainers

M&M 6.73 was the highest profit in the morning business with a lead of 6.73 percent. In addition, the shares of Bajaj Finance gained a lead of 4.70 percent. Similarly, 3.07 percent in Bajaj Finserv shares, 2.26 percent in ITC shares and Hindustan Unilever gained 2.13 percent. At the same time, Euntern shares declined by 0.75 percent. Apart from this, Tata Steel shares 0.36 percent, Reliance shares fell 0.31 percent, HCL Tech’s shares fell 0.27 percent.

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Share Market: The week was not special for the Indian stock market. However, the coming week can be special for the Indian stock market. During this time, investors will monitor the GST Council meeting, American tariffs, auto cell data and GST collection data.

All these things will be in focus

The next meeting of the GST Council is scheduled to be held on 3-4 September. With this, the figures of auto cells will also start coming from Monday, which will detect the health of the country’s economy. Excess sales of vehicles are usually considered as a sign of strong economic performance.

The stock market response can also be seen on the first quarter GDP data released on Monday. India’s GDP growth rate was more than expected in the first quarter of 2026 in the first quarter of 2026.

Last week, the stock market is in bad condition

Last week, the Indian stock market closed on the red mark. The Nifty fell at 443.25 points or 1.78 % to close at 24,426.85, while the Sensex fell 1,497.20 points or 1.84 % to close at 79,809.65. During this time, there was a huge decline in midcap and smallcap stocks. The Nifty Midcap fell 100 1,902.35 points or 3.30 percent to close at 55,727.40, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 692.50 points or 3.86 % slipped to close at 17,227.

Many companies reduced market cap

Talking about the sectoral index, PSU Bank -3.46 percent, Financial Services -2.85 percent, Realty -4.28 percent, Energy -2.52 percent, Metal -2.35 percent and PSE -2.84 percent closed down. The PSU index took the only lead, which closed down 0.73 percent.

In the last one week, the Sensex has fallen by 1826 points and Nifty has fallen by 540 points. Due to this, the market cap of 8 companies of the 10 most valuable companies listed in the stock market including Reliance Industries has been damaged. Out of these, RIL has lost Rs 70,707.17 crore.

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