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Can BSE Ltd (BSE:NSE) keep its derivatives momentum alive?
BSE Ltd has earnings momentum, but derivatives risk is the real test. Can NSE-listed BSE justify its valuation after Q4 FY26?
Genesys International (NSE: GENESYS) Q4 revenue rises 24% QoQ as digital twin and HD mapping bets scale
Genesys International Corporation Q4 revenue jumped 24% QoQ as digital twin and HD mapping bets scaled. Find out what it means now!
SBC Exports (NSE: SBC) Q4 FY26 profit nearly doubles as stock trades near 52-week high
SBC Exports FY26 profit surged as garments, services and travel lifted growth. Find out what the FY27 outlook means for SBC stock today!
Cambridge Technology Enterprises FY26 results: Why does the profit recovery matter for #CTE investors?
Find out how Cambridge Technology Enterprises’ FY26 profit rebound and subsidiary restructuring could reshape its next phase.
Is the HDFC Bank payment row a governance speed bump or a bigger confidence test?
HDFC Bank rejected wrongdoing claims after a ₹45 crore payment report, but investors are watching governance risk closely. Read more.
PC Jeweller is profitable again, but can the jewellery retailer win back market confidence?
PC Jeweller’s Q4 profit jumped 61% as revenue rose 33%, but can expansion plans rebuild investor confidence? Read the full analysis.
Why India Inc’s FY27 spending plan may be bigger than another infrastructure headline
India Inc is shifting FY27 capex toward defence, energy, metals and AI infrastructure. Read how this could reshape market leadership.
Could the next LIC stake sale finally change how investors value India’s insurance giant?
LIC shares slipped as India’s planned stake sale raised fresh questions on valuation, public float and investor appetite. Read more.
Persistent Systems (NSE: PERSISTENT) grows at five times Infosys’s guided pace in FY26 as AI deal wins accelerate
Persistent Systems posts $1.65B FY26 revenue with 17.4% growth and 15.6% EBIT margin. Read what the 24th consecutive growth quarter signals for Indian IT. →
Petrol duty slashed to Rs 3, diesel to zero as Hormuz crisis hits India’s energy bill
India's Finance Ministry has cut excise duty on petrol to Rs 3 per litre and eliminated it on diesel entirely, effective 26 March 2026, as the US-Israel war on Iran pushes international crude prices up by nearly 50 per cent and disrupts Strait of Hormuz supply flows.