News for Kalyan Jewellers India Limited (KALYANKJIL.NS)

The Sensex fell 12.85 points to 74,102.32, while Nifty gained 37.60 points to close at 22,497.90. Realty stocks provided support, but IT and private banks dragged. Analysts cite easing valuations, lower crude prices, and upcoming inflation data as key market factors.

Indian markets ended flat on Friday, with gains in Reliance Industries offsetting losses in IT stocks amid cautious market sentiments. Global uncertainties due to U.S. tariffs and trade policy concerns weighed on investor sentiment. While Nifty showed short-term potential, analysts suggest focusing on large caps and fundamental stocks for future growth amidst ongoing market volatility.

Indian markets closed higher on Thursday as financial and energy stocks surged. The BSE Sensex rose 609.86 points to 74,340.09, while Nifty 50 gained 207.40 points to 22,544.70. RBIs $21 billion liquidity infusion and lower crude prices boosted investor sentiment.

Several major stocks have seen significant market cap declines in 2025, led by LIC (-Rs 84,059 crore), Trent (-Rs 71,076 crore), SBI (-Rs 65,194 crore), Zomato (-Rs 59,832 crore), TCS (-Rs 59,499 crore), HDFC Bank (-Rs 58,833 crore), HCL Tech (-Rs 56,322 crore), Siemens (-Rs 55,272 crore), L&T (-Rs 50,852 crore), and Varun Beverages (-Rs 50,812 crore). ITC faced the steepest erosion (-Rs 91,000 crore) due to its hotel business carve-out, weak earnings, and market sentiment.

"22,800 acted as support for the benchmark Nifty50 recently. "This weekly expiry may be seen in the 22,600-23,300 range," the market expert told Business Today.

Kalyan Jewellers share price: Bourses BSE and NSE have put the securities of Kalyan Jewellers under the short-term ASM (Additional Surveillance Measure) framework. Exchanges put stocks in short-term or long-term ASM frameworks to caution investors about high volatility in share prices.

Indian markets closed lower on Thursday, erasing early gains as consumer stocks dragged indices down. Investors remained cautious ahead of the RBIs policy decision and global trade concerns. IT and pharma sectors gained, supported by lower US treasury yields.

Indian markets closed slightly lower as gains in financial and oil & gas stocks were offset by consumer sector declines. Investors remained cautious ahead of the RBI policy meeting, with expectations of a rate cut driving interest in rate-sensitive sectors.

Indian markets surged on Tuesday, with Sensex up 1,397 points and Nifty gaining 378 points, driven by HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, and positive global cues from the U.S. tariff halt. Banking stocks rallied amid expectations of an RBI rate cut.

Indian markets closed flat post-Budget, reacting to modest capex growth and tax cuts. Nifty has support at 23,280, with resistance at 23,700–24,000. US markets fell on tariff concerns, while European stocks hit record highs. Kalyan Jewellers and RVNL led turnover. Sentiment remained neutral, with mixed stock movements across sectors.

Indian markets extended gains for the fourth session, driven by Larsen & Toubros strong Q3 results and optimism around the Economic Survey. Analysts anticipate a pro-growth budget, potential tax cuts, and continued infrastructure spending to sustain the rally.

Kalyan Jewellers India Limited reports 40% revenue growth in Q3 FY25, with strong performance in India and Middle East.

Kalyan Jewellers shares fell 4.27% to Rs 438.90 against the previous close of Rs 458.50 on BSE. Market cap of the firm fell to Rs 45,269 crore.

Shares of Kalyan Jewellers Ltd slipped over 4% on Friday reflecting weak sentiment on the counter. The correction came even as Kalyan Jewellers India Limited has incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary in UK -“Kalyan Gold & Diamond Jewellery Limited.”

Indian markets closed higher Thursday, with Sensex gaining 115.39 points and Nifty up 50 points, driven by AI optimism, pharma gains, and UltraTech Cement's strong Q3 performance. Analysts anticipate cautious momentum ahead of the 2025 budget.

Indian indices rebounded on Wednesday, led by IT and financials. Market sentiment improved after a sharp decline in the previous session. Concerns over US-China trade and rupee depreciation persist.

Indian markets closed sharply lower, with Sensex dropping 1.60% and Nifty 1.37%, driven by losses in heavyweights like Reliance and ICICI Bank, alongside concerns over Trumps trade tariffs.

Kalyan Jewellers stock falls due to promoter share pledges, under F&O ban, with caution advised for investors.

Indian markets closed higher Monday, led by gains in Kotak Mahindra Bank and Wipro after strong earnings, while Zomato's weak results weighed. Sensex gained 454 points, and Nifty rose 141 points.