Post Market Pulse: The indian stock market today đź“Š Date: February 18, 2026 The Nifty 50 extended its winning streak for a third consecutive session, as the market successfully absorbed initial volatility to settle above the key 25,800 psychological mark. Despite a mixed opening influenced by global uncertainties, aggressive buying
Yashhtej Industries IPO GMP today is â‚ą0, which means the grey market is currently pricing the shares to list around the issue price of â‚ą110 per share. Earlier grey market trading showed premiums up to â‚ą23, but post-subscription sentiment has cooled. The Yashhtej Industries IPO is opening this week, aiming
Post Market Pulse: The indian stock market today đź“Š Date: February 17, 2026 The Nifty 50 extended its winning streak for a second consecutive session, as the market transitioned into a phase of steady, controlled recovery. Despite opening lower due to a widening trade deficit and negative global cues, aggressive bottom-fishing
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Post Market Pulse: The indian stock market today Date: February 16, 2026 The Nifty 50 staged a strong recovery, snapping its two-day losing streak to close at 25,682.75 (+0.83%). After a weak opening that saw the index slip below the 25,400 mark due to mixed global
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Market Pulse: The Week in Review The Indian equity market faced a reality check this week as the initial post-RBI policy optimism gave way to aggressive selling, particularly in the IT and Metal sectors. After a brief attempt to scale the 26,000 summit, the benchmark Nifty 50 tumbled on
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