Arth Vani Desk

India's Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran has warned that the global frenzy surrounding Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks has entered bubble territory. He suggests that claims regarding AI’s impact on productivity and jobs are currently exaggerated, signaling a potential correction for overexposed investors.

Indian stock markets are witnessing a significant recovery as cooling geopolitical tensions and lower crude oil prices improve investor sentiment. Following a surge that added ₹10 lakh crore to investor wealth, experts anticipate the positive momentum to continue into the new trading week.

Despite a strong performance in recent sessions, technical indicators suggest the Indian stock market faces significant resistance at the 23,700 and 24,000 levels. Retail investors are advised to watch these benchmarks closely as they could dictate the momentum for the coming week.

The Reserve Bank of India is introducing special windows for foreign currency deposits and external borrowings to boost cash flow in the banking system. This move is expected to lower funding costs for banks, which could translate into more stable interest rates for local borrowers.

Market experts have identified select stocks within the Nifty 500 index that could offer returns of up to 60% over the coming year. These companies are backed by strong revenue growth and positive ratings from institutional analysts.

A group of twelve penny stocks has witnessed a massive sell-off, with prices dropping between 25% and 70% in just one quarter. This sharp correction serves as a stark warning for retail investors about the extreme volatility and liquidity risks inherent in low-priced shares.

Market expert Christopher Wood warns that rising bond yields and a wave of new IPOs could trigger a correction in the AI-driven stock market. Indian investors with exposure to US tech stocks and local AI funds should prepare for potential volatility.

India's largest companies witnessed a significant valuation boost last week, led by a massive rally in ICICI Bank. Improved global sentiment and supportive central bank measures have helped stabilize the domestic market after a period of volatility.

India's bond market is bracing for a significant capital infusion as regulatory reforms and global index inclusion take effect. Experts predict up to $25 billion in new foreign investment, which could lower borrowing costs for the government and corporates alike.

As Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Group prepares to list four separate entities this Monday, the pure-play aluminium business is drawing the most investor interest. Analysts expect this vertical to deliver the strongest listing gains due to its solid fundamentals and rising global demand.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) continued their selling spree in Indian markets, withdrawing over ₹62,853 crore in the first half of June. While global uncertainties drive this exit, domestic institutional support remains a vital safety net for small investors.

Indian stock markets saw a powerful recovery on Friday as benchmark indices surged nearly 2% following signs of cooling geopolitical risks. This single-day rally boosted the total wealth of investors by approximately ₹10 lakh crore.

While the mainboard IPO segment remains quiet, two small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are set to tap the primary market on June 17. Liotech Industries and Leapfrog Engineering aim to raise a combined ₹125 crore, offering fresh opportunities for retail investors interested in small-cap growth.

Over 30 Indian companies are set to process corporate actions including dividends and bonus issues between June 15 and June 19. Investors must hold these shares before the ex-record dates to qualify for the upcoming payouts.

The iconic 40-year-old brokerage brand CLSA is set to be phased out by 2027 as its parent company, Citic Securities, moves to fully integrate the firm. This transition marks a significant shift for a brand that has long been a major influencer of foreign capital flows into the Indian stock markets.

Indian benchmark indices jumped 2% on Friday as falling global crude oil prices and hopes for Middle East stability boosted investor sentiment. Market experts are now shifting their focus toward specific opportunities in the banking sector and derivatives.

Indian markets witnessed a strong 2% recovery on Friday as cooling global oil prices and hopes of geopolitical stability boosted investor confidence. Analysts now see a bullish shift in market sentiment, highlighting potential opportunities in banking and mid-cap stocks.

While the broader market fluctuates, eleven mid-sized companies have defied the trend by rising for five consecutive sessions. These stocks, each valued above ₹1,000 crore, have delivered double-digit returns to investors in less than a week.

Ace investor Ashish Kacholia's portfolio value climbed 18% in the March 2026 quarter, fueled by high-performing small and mid-cap stocks. Despite market volatility, 12 of his picks recorded double-digit rallies, including three stocks that turned into multibaggers.

The Reserve Bank of India is re-deploying a trusted strategy to boost foreign currency inflows by encouraging Non-Resident Indians to park funds in FCNR(B) deposits. This move aims to protect the Rupee's value and maintain domestic purchasing power amid global economic pressures.

Income Tax authorities have tightened the noose on crypto investors with stricter reporting norms in Schedule VDA. Investors must now maintain granular records of every trade to match exchange data and avoid heavy penalties.

Veteran banker Uday Kotak has raised concerns over whether the current surge in global asset valuations, highlighted by SpaceX's market entry, represents genuine progress or a speculative bubble. His comments come as Elon Musk's space venture enters the ranks of the world's most valuable corporations.

Bitcoin is holding steady near the $64,000 mark as cooling global oil prices and hopes for diplomatic progress between the US and Iran encourage investors to return to riskier assets. While the top cryptocurrency showed resilience, the broader altcoin market remains mixed with minor fluctuations across major tokens.

High-net-worth investors in India are increasingly diversifying their portfolios by shifting away from traditional equity markets. New interest is surging in alternative assets like private credit and real estate funds as the wealth management sector matures.

The Reserve Bank of India's decision to ease investment norms for foreign portfolio investors could trigger a massive wave of global capital into government bonds. Experts believe this move will stabilize the Rupee and potentially lower borrowing costs for Indian consumers and businesses.

Experts at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit advise Indian investors to view international diversification as a long-term strategy rather than a quick fix for local market dips. While global exposure is growing in popularity, a solid domestic portfolio remains the primary engine for wealth creation.

Global crude oil prices have fallen to their lowest levels in nearly two months following reports of a potential de-escalation agreement between the U.S. and Iran. This cooling of Middle East tensions could lead to lower fuel costs and improved profit margins for Indian companies.

European stock markets surged as crude oil prices cooled following hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough in the Middle East. For Indian investors, lower fuel costs could lead to reduced inflation and higher profit margins for aviation and paint companies.

The Reserve Bank of India is encouraging banks to aggressively attract Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR(B)) deposits to boost the country's dollar reserves. This move is expected to trigger a rate war among banks, leading to higher interest rates and better incentives for NRI depositors.

Indian stock markets witnessed a sharp recovery on Friday as major indices surged over 2%, marking their best single-day performance in eight weeks. The rally was fueled by cooling global tensions and a significant drop in international oil prices.