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Defence stocks jumped up to 7% after reports of a major ₹30,000+ crore UAV procurement program by the Ministry of Defence. The rally was led by MTAR Technologies, Paras Defence, HAL, and others as investors bet on long-term order visibility and indigenisation growth.

NSE Indices has expanded its portfolio by launching 11 new sectoral indices, raising the total to 34. The move improves sector tracking, supports ETFs, and reflects India’s economic diversification.

Aluminium prices recently fell 4.4%, triggering volatility in metal stocks. Discover how Hindalco, Vedanta, and NALCO are affected, key risks investors should watch, and which stock currently offers the best investment opportunity.

The Indian stock market extended its winning streak on June 17, 2026, as Nifty closed above the crucial 24,000 mark and Sensex gained 347 points. Defence stocks emerged as top performers following record domestic defence production in FY26, while lower crude oil prices, hopes of a US-Iran peace deal, and positive global cues supported broad-based buying across sectors.

Citigroup's latest report highlights strong consumer demand, limited inflation impact, stable margins, and continued Zudio expansion, helping the retail stock gain nearly 5% as investors turn optimistic about long-term growth.

Yes Bank and IDBI Bank have emerged as top-performing banking stocks, but for very different reasons. While Yes Bank's rally is backed by improving fundamentals and SMBC's strategic investment, IDBI Bank's gains are driven by renewed privatization hopes. Here's what investors need to know.

Global markets surged after the United States and Iran announced a peace agreement that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and normalize oil supplies. The Nasdaq recorded its strongest gain since March, while crude oil prices fell more than 5%. For India, lower energy costs could ease inflation, strengthen the rupee, and create room for RBI rate cuts. Meanwhile, investors are closely watching the Federal Reserve's first policy meeting under Chair Kevin Warsh and signs of economic weakness emerging in the UK.

The Indian rupee climbed to 94.49 against the US dollar, its strongest level in seven weeks, after a US-Iran peace agreement triggered a sharp decline in global oil prices. With India heavily dependent on imported crude, lower energy costs are easing pressure on the current account deficit, supporting the currency, and improving the outlook for inflation and monetary policy. Investors are now watching whether the peace deal is formally signed and whether oil prices continue to trend lower.

Yes Bank touched a new 52-week high of ₹25.46 as investors cheered RBI's liquidity-supportive measures, attractive FCNR(B) deposit rates, and the bank's ongoing turnaround story. Backed by strong volumes and improving banking sector sentiment, the stock has delivered robust returns and outperformed the Nifty Bank index over the short and long term.

Dixon Technologies stock gained over 5% amid reports that the government is likely to approve its proposed joint venture with Vivo. The partnership could significantly boost smartphone manufacturing volumes, strengthen Dixon's EMS leadership, and drive long-term revenue growth.