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The sharp decline in Indian Energy Exchange stock reflects a deeper structural shift triggered by proposed market coupling norms from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission. With centralized price discovery set to replace exchange-led pricing, IEX’s long-standing dominance, revenue visibility, and valuation premium face increasing uncertainty amid rising competition.

Groww delivered strong FY2025/Q4 FY2026 performance with robust revenue and profit growth, expanding EBITDA margins, and steady user acquisition. However, customer assets declined amid market pressures, even as mutual fund market share improved.

India and South Korea have unveiled a major plan to deepen economic ties, targeting $50 billion in bilateral trade by 2030 and expanding cooperation across key sectors including energy, semiconductors, and steel.

Benchmark indices continued their upward trajectory with the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex posting solid gains. Strong performances from Trent and Groww, alongside support from financial heavyweights, signal sustained bullish sentiment even as selective profit booking emerges.

Indian equity markets ended higher with strong gains across major indices. Nifty50 rose 211.75 points to 24,576.60, while Sensex gained 753.03 points to 79,273.33. Bank Nifty outperformed with a 1.39% rise to 57,371.45. FMCG and banking stocks led sectoral gains, supported by strong Q4 earnings, dividend announcements, and positive investor sentiment.

Indian equity markets closed marginally higher on April 20, 2026, despite volatility and weak breadth. Trent Ltd stood out with strong gains ahead of its board meeting, fueled by bonus issue expectations and corporate action buzz.

India slipping to the 6th largest economy may seem concerning, but the shift is largely due to currency depreciation rather than weakening fundamentals. Here’s what it really means for investors, citizens, and India’s long-term growth story.

Jio Financial Services reported mixed Q4 FY26 and full-year results, with net profit declining due to higher operating expenses and treasury volatility. Despite the earnings dip, total income nearly doubled year-on-year, driven by strong business expansion and growing adoption of digital financial services. Jio Payments Bank delivered standout performance with sharp growth in income, deposits, and customer base. The company highlighted FY26 as a strategic inflection point, focusing on scaling operations, AI-driven financial services, and ecosystem expansion. However, markets reacted negatively, with the stock slipping over 2% following the earnings announcement.

Pernod Ricard India is reportedly in early discussions for a potential IPO, backed by strong financial scale, premium brands, and significant market share in India’s growing alco-beverage industry.

Nestlé India delivered a strong Q4 FY26 performance with over 27% profit growth and 23% revenue growth, driven by record domestic sales, strong volume expansion, and resilient margins despite higher advertising spends and mixed commodity trends.