Stocks that fell over 10% this week 👇

• Sonata Software: -23%
• Intellect Design Arena: -17%
• MRPL: -16%
• Chennai Petroleum Corporation: -16%
• Graphite India: -14%
• Voltas: -14%
• Power Finance Corporation: -13%
• Sterlite Technologies: -13%
• Gujarat Mineral Development: -13%
• Canara Bank: -12%
• Jai Balaji Industries.: -12%
• CEAT: -12%
• Piramal Enterprises: -12%
• Inox Wind: -12%
• Motilal Oswal Financial Services: -12%
• Manappuram Finance: -11%
• SRF: -11%
• JSW Energy: -11%
• Swan Energy: -11%
• Firstsource Solutions: -11%
• Torrent Power: -11%
• IRB Infrastructure Developers: -10%
• Bharat Heavy Electricals: -10%
• Hitachi Energy India: -10%
• Yes Bank: -10%
• BEML: -10%

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#Nifty के सबसे मंहगे, सस्ते शेयर

Costliest Stocks in #nifty50 (In Terms of PE)

1) Apollo Hosp: 106x
2) Adani Ent 98x
3) Tata Consumer 90x
4) Bharti Airtel 87x
5) Titan 84x
6) Nestle 76x
7) SBI Life 76x
8) HDFC Life 75x
9) Divi's Lab 73x
10) Britannia 57x
11) HUL 54x
12) Tech Mahindra 52x
13) Asian Paints 49x
14) Ultratech 39x
15) Sun Pharma 39x

Cheapest Stocks In #nifty50 (In Terms of PE)

1) BPCL: 5x
2) Coal India 7x
3) ONGC 8x
4) SBI 11x
5) Shriram Finance 12x
6) IndusInd Bank 12x
7) Axis Bank 13x
8) Hindalco 15x
9) HDFC Bank 17x
10) NTPC 18x
11) Dr Reddy 18x
12) ICICI Bank 18x
13) Kotak Bank 18x
14) Power Grid 18x
15) JSW Steel 19x

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India's IT Industry on Edge as U.S. Proposes Tax on Outsourcing

The Indian information technology (IT) sector, a cornerstone of the country's economy, is grappling with significant unease following reports of a proposed U.S. tax on outsourcing. This potential policy shift, aimed at curbing the offshoring of jobs and services, could have far-reaching implications for India's $200 billion-plus IT and business process management (BPM) industry, which relies heavily on U.S. clients for nearly 60-65% of its revenue.

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty are likely to see a higher start on September 12, tracking GIFT Nifty, which was hovering around 25,186.50.

In yet another range-bound session on September 11, the Indian equity markets ended higher with Nifty finishing above 25,000 for the first time since August 21.

The Nifty50 index extended its winning run on its 7th straight session, closing at 25,005.50, up 32.40 points or 0.13 percent, while BSE Sensex also extended its rally on its fourth day, closing at 81,548.73, up 123.58 points or 0.15 percent.

Broader indices underperformed the main indices, with BSE Midcap and smallcap indices finishing on a flat note.

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Nifty above 25,000, Sensex gains over 200 points; Infosys Rises on buyback announcement.

The NIFTY 50 index ended the session with a modest gain of 0.13%, closing at 25,005.5, with a total of 24 advances and 26 declines.

The market sentiment remained subdued, with key heavyweights such as HDFC Bank (+0.20%) and ICICI Bank (-0.16%) showing mixed performance.
The top gainers, including Shriram Finance (+2.52%), Adani Enterprises (+2.50%), and NTPC (+1.66%), drove the index higher, while notable decliners like Infosys (-1.49%), Bajaj Auto (-1.41%), and Titan (-1.01%) weighed on the sentiment.

The Nifty 50 opened at 24,945.50, hit a high of 25,037.30, and a low of 24,940.15, marking an intraday swing of 97.15 points.
The index rebounded from an early weakness to finish at 25,005.50, up 32.40 points (0.13%) on the day.
Selective buying helped the market reclaim the 25,000 mark, although the intraday range was relatively narrow.
RSI is nearing 60, signaling strengthening momentum.

Near-term support and resistance are at 24845/24746 and 25166/25265.

August CPI Preview

Retail inflation expected to start rising after hitting eight-year low.

Silver futures cross Rs 1.3-lakh mark; MCX, Hindustan Zinc shares rise up to 2%

August Inflation

India's retail inflation sees an uptick to 2.07%

SEBI Board Meeting Highlights

Regulator eases IPO rules for big firms, tweaks governance norms for exchanges

📈Gold trades near record high as Fed expected to cut rates

#ViaMarkets | The Indian stock market benchmark indices are likely to open lower, tracking mixed cues from global markets.

#StocksToWatch

1. Hyundai Motor India
2. Apollo Hospitals
3. Britannia Industries
4. GMR Airports
5. Dr. Reddy's Lab
6. Tata Technologies
7. Aditya Birla Capital
8. Adani Power
9. Alembic Pharma
10. Urgo Capital

📊 #MarketToday

As of 10:01 AM IST on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, here's the latest summary of the Indian Stock Markets: The Nifty50 index is up 0.25% to 25,132.80, while the BSE Sensex rises 0.28% to 82,012.16, reflecting a positive sentiment amid optimism over U.S.-India trade talks.:

🔹 The banking sector shows strength with Bank Nifty gaining 0.17%, driven by robust performances from major banks, indicating investor confidence in financial stability.

🔹 NCC shares surge 1.63% after securing a significant order worth ₹2,090 crores, showcasing strong demand in infrastructure, while Krbl drops 10%, hitting a three-year low, reflecting sector-specific challenges.

🔹 Investor sentiment appears cautiously optimistic, bolstered by institutional buying and positive global cues, although concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions remain prevalent.

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