Morgan Stanley has delivered a bold and optimistic outlook for Indian equities, projecting that the BSE Sensex could climb to 107,000 by December 2026 in its bull-case scenario. Even in its base case, the brokerage expects the index to reach 95,000, implying a potential 13% upside from current levels. This forecast comes at a crucial juncture, as Indian markets prepare to rebound after a period of underperformance in 2025. Why Morgan Stanley is Bullish on
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The Indian stock market witnessed a pause in its upward momentum on November 18, 2025, snapping a six-day winning streak. The benchmark indices closed lower as profit booking, weak global cues, and sectoral pressure weighed on investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 settled at 25,900, down 103 points, while the Sensex closed 278 points lower at 84,673. Despite the correction, the broader market remained active, with several stocks hitting fresh 52-week highs, reflecting underlying strength in
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Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. (TMPV), newly listed after the Tata Motors demerger, faced its first real test with the Q2 FY26 earnings. Instead of a strong debut, the company’s stock nosedived by over 7%, hitting ₹363.15, its lowest level since the demerger record date of October 14, 2025. The headline numbers initially looked impressive, with TMPV reporting a 2110% year-on-year surge in profit to ₹76,170 crore. However, this was largely due to a one-time
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The Indian stock market ended the day on a strong note, with benchmark indices registering impressive gains. The Sensex closed 388 points higher, reflecting renewed investor confidence, while the Nifty surged past the crucial 26,000 mark. This upward momentum was supported by sectoral strength and selective buying in heavyweight stocks. Among the notable performers, Eternal and Tata Consumer Products rose by nearly 2% each, contributing significantly to the overall rally. The broader market also witnessed
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India is considering easing imports of specialty steel to bridge critical supply gaps in its domestic market. This move comes at a time when demand for advanced steel products is rising across industries such as infrastructure, automotive, defense, and renewable energy. By allowing easier access to specialty steel imports, the government aims to ensure that projects dependent on high-grade materials do not face delays or cost overruns. Why Specialty Steel Matters Specialty steel refers to
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