Wall Street surged to record highs Thursday as investors bet on a Fed rate cut this month. Inflation rose more than expected, jobless claims hit a four-year high, and big gains from Tesla, Micron, and Warner bros drove markets higher. Take a look at this next report for more. . .


Dow jumps 1. 3% as inflation and job data boost sentiment

Tata Motors shares plunged 10% after its luxury unit, Jaguar Land Rover, paused US Exports due to President Trump's 25% tariff.
The US is a key market for JLR, and the tariffs' impact has dragged Tata's stock down 22% since late March.

Tata Motors shares drop 10% amid tariffs

Asian stocks retraced early losses, and stock futures rose on Friday. However, the strength of those bets lacked any conviction. The bounce in global stocks on Wednesday didn't last long. Shares in Japan, Australia and Hong Kong climbed on Friday, retracing losses from the previous session. Wall Street futures contracts advanced as a stopgap funding bill looked set to pass and avoid a US government shutdown.

Trade war fears choke recovery hopes

Wall Street stocks recouped from 6-month lows on Wednesday as investors drew a sigh of relief following below-estimate US inflation data for February. This helped global markets regain their footing on Thursday.

Finally, a bounce on Wall Street. But for how long?

Beyond the current meltdown in global markets on US recession fears, a long-term and broader trend shows positive investor reaction to countries that have been under significant fiscal strain or in some cases an outright crisis. Look at this report as we dive into why the worst-hit nations are now the best-performing investments.

Why markets react positively to bad news

India’s stock market, once a beacon of high returns, has entered a turbulent phase, leaving millions of new investors anxious. Over the past six months, markets have shed over a trillion dollars in value, hit by foreign investor pullouts, high valuations, and shifting global capital.

India’s market woes test investor nerves

Indian IPOs are defying a broader market selloff. The 23 stocks that debuted in 2025 have gained an average of 15% from their offer prices, while the nifty 50 index has dropped over 2% this year.

India's IPO boom faces long-term challenges

Volatility in global markets continues to keep investors on edge. While US stocks posted their best week of 2025, Asian stocks slid as their currencies depreciated against a rising dollar. Take a look at this next report to find out how your money moved and what to expect from global markets in the week ahead.

Global Market Roundup: Wall street ends week with strong gains

Global Market Roundup: DOW, S&P 500 post best weekly gains

Got an investment offer on WhatsApp? It might be a scam. Scammers are luring people into fake trading apps, leading to significant financial losses. In this story, we tell you how scammers target investors and offer tips on safeguarding yourself against these fraudulent schemes.

What Is Online Share Market Scam And How To Spot It

US stocks surged on Friday, buoyed by an unexpectedly strong jobs report that surpassed forecasts. The unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%, boosting investor confidence in the economy. Tech giants like Tesla and Amazon led the rally, while financials also saw significant gains.

Risks and Opportunities in Markets

Markets In The Week Ahead

What was big in the 1990s, collapsed in the late 2000s, but staged a surprise resurgence after many years of absence? Interest rates. Central banks are looking back to the 1990s as they face the question of how far and fast rates need to fall. And not everyone is reaching the same conclusion. This next report aims to understand what to watch in the week ahead.

How far and fast interest rates need to fall?

Week ahead: Back to the 90s?

Japanese stocks saw their worst three-day drop ever, losing $1.1 trillion in value. One of the most popular trades of 2024 just got even hotter, and is that good news for bullish investors? Take a look at this report for more.

Brutal selloff skims froth in global stocks

Global markets are poised to react to several key economic indicators and events across major regions.

What will move markets this week?

Indian markets after exit polls show a resounding victory for the ruling party. Benchmark stock indices opened strongly, with new highs in sight. Watch in for more details!

India's stock rally hinges on Modi bettering 303-seats tally

Major US stock indexes rose on Friday, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite scoring a fresh record peak ahead of the three-day weekend honoring memorial day. All this and more top developments from global markets this week.

Stocks rally globally this week

Indian markets scale new highs this week

The Indian stock market is on the verge of hitting the coveted $5 trillion market capitalisation mark following an unprecedented amount of wealth creation. India joined the $4 trillion club on 29 November 2023 and is now the fourth largest stock market in the world. Watch in for more details!

Indian market now near $5-trillion market cap

Stock exchanges NSE and BSE on Friday said there will be normal trading sessions on January 20 and a trading holiday on January 22 in view of the mega Ram Mandir consecration ceremony in Ayodhya.

Ram Mandir Inauguration: Stock Market to remain shut on January 22

The Sensex has fallen by over 1800 points between Tuesday & Thursday. This has led to investors losing about 100 billion dollars in just 3 days. The losing streak has reduced the market cap of all listed companies from nearly 4.6 trillion dollars to 4.5 trillion dollars.

Decoding Sensex three-day losing streak

Reddit has unveiled plans for its Initial Public Offering (IPO) set for march. With the IPO countdown underway, Reddit aims to capture a portion of the advertising market amid the resurgence of social media stocks.

Reddit eyeing stock market debut, plans IPO amid fierce competition

China will struggle to attract foreign investors to its equities without more economic stimulation. Recently the officials have taken many steps to boost the mood in the world's second-largest stock market. They've advised financial institutions to purchase stocks firms to buy back shares and mutual funds to seize selling but the MSCI China index fell 1.3 percent.

Xi Jinping's economic approach tested as China's stocks slide

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