Markets – Your Daily Bite of Indian Stock News

Looking for the fastest rundown on what’s happening in Indian markets? You’re in the right place. We pull together the biggest Sensex jumps, Nifty shifts, hot IPOs, and the stocks that are keeping traders on their toes. Grab a coffee, and let’s break down today’s headlines.

Today’s Top Moves

First up, the Sensex and Nifty are on a roll. The Sensex jumped over 300 points while Nifty cracked the 24,600 mark after retail inflation fell to a fresh eight‑year low of 1.55%. Health‑care stocks led the rally, and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were the main buyers, even as foreign investors kept selling. If you own any mid‑caps, keep an eye on the support levels around 24,800 for Nifty – a break could shake things up.

On the tech side, the Nifty IT Index added more than 1% as IT giants rode a wave of optimism. That’s a good sign for anyone watching the sector’s earnings season. Still, global markets are jittery – Japan’s Nikkei dropped 4%, and oil prices slipped, so volatility isn’t out of the question.

What to Watch Next

CDSL is making headlines again. Recent analysis shows share‑price targets ranging from ₹1,433 to ₹4,280 for 2025‑2027. The spread is huge, and analysts warn that the road could be bumpy. At the same time, the upcoming NSDL IPO is pulling attention away from CDSL, causing a 3% dip in its price. If you’re trading these depositories, watch the news for any regulatory changes that could swing sentiment.

Banking fans, Yes Bank is still a roller‑coaster. Its price is bouncing between bullish and bearish signals, and technical traders are debating whether the next move will test the 410‑level resistance or fall back to the 380 support. Keep your stop‑loss tight until the trend clarifies.

Big news for retail investors: HDB Financial Services is set to launch India’s biggest NBFC IPO, aiming to raise ₹12,500 crore. The offer price sits between ₹700‑₹740 per share, with a sizable sell‑off from HDFC Bank. A healthy grey‑market premium suggests the listing could pop on day one, but remember that NBFCs can be sensitive to credit‑cycle changes.

Don’t forget the calendar. The stock exchanges will be closed on April 14 for Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, and Good Friday follows shortly after. With only three trading days that week, liquidity may thin out, so plan any large orders accordingly.

All this information aims to help you make smarter moves, whether you’re a day trader, a swing holder, or a long‑term investor. Stay tuned to our Markets page for quick updates, deeper analysis, and the data you need to stay ahead of the curve.