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An explanation of the 3 Black Crows bearish candlestick pattern with an intraday example from GRSE Ltd, showing how it signals trend reversal, selling pressure, and key trading levels.

Bandhan Bank shares jump 14% post announcing strong Q4 results

Bandhan Bank stock surged to a 52-week high following strong Q4 FY26 earnings and improving asset quality. While profit growth and fundamentals signal recovery, flat income growth and valuation concerns suggest investors should remain cautiously optimistic.

US markets reached record highs amid limited gains, while UK and Asian markets showed mixed trends due to rising oil prices and geopolitical concerns. With central bank decisions ahead, global cues signal cautious optimism for investors, especially in India where inflation and crude prices remain key risks.

NIFTY 50 surged over 300 points in early trade on strong Q4 earnings but later saw profit booking, closing at 24,164. India VIX declined 3.88%.

GRSE delivers impressive Q4 FY26 earnings with strong profit growth, rising revenues, and better margins, driving a sharp rally in its stock price. Here’s a quick breakdown of key financials, dividends, and performance trends.

Indian markets ended strongly on April 29, 2026, as Nifty reclaimed 24,100 and Sensex surged over 600 points. Auto and FMCG stocks led gains, supported by strong earnings from Maruti Suzuki, ITC, Tech Mahindra, and Coal India, boosting overall market sentiment.

Stocks slipped globally with semiconductor names leading losses after concerns around AI growth surfaced. Oil surged amid geopolitical disruptions, while the UAE’s OPEC exit signals long-term supply shifts. For India, rising crude prices, Fed policy direction, and emerging battery technologies are critical market drivers.

Vedanta delivered its strongest-ever quarterly performance in Q4 FY26, driven by higher commodity prices, operational efficiencies, and margin expansion, while also strengthening its financial position before the planned demerger.

The UAE’s decision to exit OPEC+ signals a structural shift in global oil governance, weakening coordinated supply discipline and increasing market unpredictability. While higher output could ease prices for importers like India, the near-term outlook is marked by volatility, geopolitical risks, and a gradual erosion of cartel influence in shaping global energy dynamics.