News for BASF India Limited (BASF.BO)

The analysis revealed that nearly 96% (255) of low beta stocks have dropped by double digits from their 52-week peak, with 5% (13 stocks) falling over 50%.

Power Grid, Gland Pharma, Lupin, Godrej Properties, Garden Reach, JK Tyres, DOMS Industries, Castrol India and more will be in the spotlight on Tuesday, February 04.

With a fall of nearly 63% from its 52-week high of Rs 474, Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company emerged as the top loser in the BSE 500 group

Indian markets tumbled on Friday, mirroring global anxieties over the US Federal Reserve's projected slower rate cuts. Heavy selling in financial and IT stocks pushed the Sensex down 1.5% and Nifty 1.52%, as foreign funds flowed out. European markets also declined, while US stocks rebounded slightly after a positive inflation report.

Stocks including International Gemmological, Bharti Airtel, InterGlobe Aviation, BASF India, Amara Raja Mobility, Hindustan Contruction, AU Small Finance Bank, KPI Green Energy and more will be in the spotlight on Friday, December 20.

Indian stock markets closed higher on Monday, despite disappointing Q2 GDP data. Buying in cement and auto stocks supported the indices. While the market remains positive, analysts caution against a rate cut in the short term due to inflationary pressures. The RBI's upcoming policy meeting will be crucial for market direction.

In the Nifty pack, 7 stocks closed in the green, while 43 stocks ended in the red.

Stocks including Sagility India, Hindalco Industries, Britannia, ONGC, L&T Technology Services, Bank of India, NMDC, Awfis Space Solutions and more will be in the spotlight on Tuesday, November 12.

Over 2500 companies, including prominent names like ONGC, Hindalco, and Hero MotoCorp, are set to release their second-quarter earnings this week. Early reports suggest muted results, with analysts predicting the slowest growth in over four years due to a marginal 2% rise in Nifty earnings.

Indian indices extended their losing streak for the sixth consecutive session, dragged by corporate earnings concerns and Middle East tensions. Nifty fell 0.87% to 24,795, and Sensex dropped 0.78%. Analyst Rupak De sees a bearish trend, with support at 25,400. Jatin Gedia sees a short-term target of 24,500.

Indian indices fell for the sixth consecutive session on Monday, pressured by Middle East tensions and concerns over corporate earnings. Nifty slipped below the 55-EMA, indicating a bearish trend. Analyst Rupak De sees a short-term volatile trend with a predominantly bearish outlook.

Sensex fell by 638 points on Monday, ending at 81,050. Despite this, five stocks in the BSE 500 index hit their 52-week highs. These highs indicate strong performance and potential for future growth.

Indian indices plunged amid global market sell-off due to Middle East tensions. BSE Sensex fell over 1,800 points, and Nifty50 fell over 500 points. However, some stocks like ITD Cementation, Infibeam Avenues, Sarda Energy and Minerals, Petronet LNG, Angel One, and Jubilant Ingrevia were trading in the green.

Indian indices ended flat amid profit booking in energy stocks. Analysts anticipate volatility as geopolitical tensions rise and support levels for Nifty are observed around 25,650-700.

Indian indices ended flat amid mixed performances, with Reliance and HDFC Bank dragging down. Analysts recommend stocks like Chambal Fertilizers and EID Parry for potential gains amid cautious sentiment.

Stock market holiday: During the previous session on Tuesday, domestic benchmarks settled lower as energy shares dragged. The 30-share BSE Sensex pack shed 33 points or 0.04 per cent to end at 84,266. The broader NSE Nifty index edged down 14 points or 0.05 per cent to close at 25,797.

Asian Paints, Bajaj Auto, Maruti Suzuki, HUL and Tata Steel were among the top losers on NSE.

Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty50 registered their steepest drop in two months due to profit booking and weak Asian markets, breaking below key support levels. Analysts highlight potential further weakness with key support at 25,750 and resistance at 26,000. The bearish sentiment affected both major and smaller stocks.

BASF India, Linde India, Adani Green Energy and Jindal SAW witnessed 20-22 per cent jump in their FY25 EPS forecasts. Among them, BASF India and Jindal SAW also saw their FY26 estimates rising by 28 per cent and 18 per cent, respectively.