Market Close Friday, 03 April 2026: Nifty 22,713 | BankNifty 51,549 — Muted Gains on Light Volume
Nifty 50 closed at ₹22,713.1 (+0.15%), BankNifty at ₹51,548.75 (+0.19%). Tech stocks led gains; FII/DII activity absent.
Nifty 50 closed at ₹22,713.1 (+0.15%), BankNifty at ₹51,548.75 (+0.19%). Tech stocks led gains; FII/DII activity absent.
Strong bullish momentum across 60+ stocks with banking and energy sectors leading. TCS, INFY, and HDFCBANK emerge as top buys while select bluechips warrant caution.
NTPC trades at attractive valuations with strong ROE and dividends. Read our balanced analysis of India’s largest power generator for retail investors.
POWERGRID scores 87/100 in our screening. Attractive valuation, strong ROE, and dividend yield make it compelling for long-term investors.
State Bank of India scores 87/100 in our screening. Strong ROE, attractive P/E, and dividend yield make it compelling for retail investors.
Wipro scores 87/100 in our screening. Attractive P/E of 17, robust ROE of 17.8%, and 5.64% dividend yield make it compelling for income investors.
TCS scores 87/100 in our screening. Attractive P/E, strong ROE, and solid dividend yield make it compelling for retail investors.
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SBI Trustee Company released pledged shares of HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank held as security for Sky Gold and Diamonds on March 27, 2026.
Renowned economist Peter Schiff predicts gold could surge to $5,000-$6,000 in April amid geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty.
Indian benchmarks down 15% YTD amid higher transaction taxes and geopolitical tensions. Experts suggest deploying cash as correction largely reflected.
Global crude oil prices spike above $110 following Trump’s Iran military escalation plans, impacting fuel rates across India.