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Mahindra & Mahindra shares soar 14% in 4 days on GST boost. Analysts eye Rs 4,000 next
Mahindra & Mahindra surged 14% in four sessions as GST 2.0 cuts auto tax slabs, boosting SUVs and tractors. Analysts expect near-term pullbacks but medium-term upside toward Rs 4,000, aided by festive season demand and structural reforms.
Can this American bill topple India's showpiece industry?
The proposed US HIRE Act threatens India’s $250bn IT sector, targeting outsourcing with a 25% tax on payments to foreign firms. While still unlikely to pass, it signals rising protectionism and populist rhetoric under Trump-aligned Republicans. Indian IT services and GCCs, heavily dependent on US clients, face real risks, prompting a need for market diversification and domestic growth.
Mahindra & Mahindra is GST 2.0’s biggest auto winner. 5 reasons why
Mahindra & Mahindra shares jumped up to 9% after GST 2.0 tax cuts, with brokerages calling it the biggest auto sector beneficiary. Lower rates on SUVs and tractors are expected to significantly boost its growth prospects.
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Will GST revamp drive lasting gains or just short-term spurts in markets?
Indian stock indices closed slightly higher on Thursday. Early gains, driven by GST changes, faded as investors booked profits. Consumer goods and auto shares initially rose but later declined. The Nifty and Sensex saw marginal increases. Mahindra & Mahindra was a top gainer. Investors are awaiting stronger demand signals. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic investors bought shares.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian markets ended higher on Thursday as GST reforms supported consumption, while US tariff concerns lingered. Nifty closed at 24,734 and Sensex at 80,718, with active trading in stocks like Ola Electric, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, and Reliance amid mixed sectoral performance.
M&M, Maruti, Hero Moto and other auto stocks rally up to 8% on GST cut boost
M&M Share Price: Auto stocks surged on September 4 after the GST Council cut tax rates from 28% to 18% across key automobile segments. Mahindra & Mahindra and Eicher Motors led the rally, hitting record highs, while TVS Motor, Hero MotoCorp, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Hyundai also posted strong gains. The move is expected to boost demand and improve sector sentiment.
Sensex rallies over 700 pts, Nifty tops 24,900; GST cuts, 4 other drivers behind today's rally
Indian stock markets witnessed a significant surge today. Sensex and Nifty both opened considerably higher. This positive movement follows the government's decision to reduce taxes on various goods under the Goods and Services Tax. The GST overhaul aims to boost consumption ahead of the festive season. Market capitalization of BSE-listed companies also saw a substantial increase.
Banks urge RBI to issue fewer long bonds amid weak demand
Banks want fewer long-term bonds issued in the second half of fiscal year 2026. They prefer more short-term bonds. Demand for long bonds from insurers and pension funds is weak. State bond supply is high. This mismatch pushes borrowing costs up. The 10-year yield recently increased. Concerns about GST revenue shortfalls also contribute.
Diwali cheer comes early for Indian middle class as Sitharaman announces GST 2.0
Diwali arrives early for the Indian middle class. The GST Council reduces tax slabs to 5% and 18%. Food, essentials, and durables become cheaper. Families save money on various products. Personal care items and smaller cars also see tax cuts. Health insurance becomes exempt from GST. The new rates are effective from September 22, 2025.
GST uncertainty weighs on auto stocks; 10 counters to benefit from rate changes: Sunny Agrawal
Auto stocks slipped as investors await clarity on GST hike for luxury cars and EVs. Analysts say the impact hinges on whether the higher tax applies to vehicles above Rs 20 lakh or Rs 40 lakh, with M&M largely shielded if the latter prevails.
These 9 banking stocks can give up to 32% returns in 1 year, according to analysts
When it comes to banking sector stocks, learn to deal with two opposite views on the street. Over the next few months, you will hear news of how bank margins have come under pressure. Ignore those headlines, Why? The fact is that, whenever the interest rate cycle turns down, there is a phase when banks see some margin compression. So it is a cyclical phenomenon, and does not change the macro story about why banks should be a part of your portfolio. And the macro story is that banks are the best play when it comes to the growth of the Indian economy.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Wednesday
Indian markets ended lower on Tuesday as Nifty slipped 45 points to 24,579 and Sensex dropped 206 points. Auto and bank stocks dragged indices, with analysts highlighting resistance at 24,700–24,850 and weak near-term momentum.
GST panel calls for steep levies on luxury EVs in blow for Tesla, BMW
GST Council panel has suggested significant consumer levy increases on luxury electric vehicles priced above $46,000, potentially impacting Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and BYD sales. This proposal contrasts with Prime Minister Modi's broader tax reform efforts, which aim to reduce taxes on many goods.
Auto stocks rise up to 6% ahead of GST council meeting. Tata Motors, Maruti, M&M defy weak August sales
Auto stocks rallied up to 6% on Monday ahead of the key GST council meeting. Despite weak August sales, gains in Bajaj Auto, M&M, Tata Motors, and Eicher Motors lifted the Nifty Auto index by 2.8%.
Tata Capital to launch $2 bn IPO in late September, eyes $11 bn valuation
Tata Capital is set to launch a $2 billion IPO in late September, targeting an $11 billion valuation. The IPO includes fresh equity and an offer for sale by Tata Sons and IFC, aiming to bolster the company's capital base.
This midcap stock surged up to 22,344% since last Ganesh Chaturthi; 32 others rose up to 2,557%
Since last Ganesh Chaturthi, 33 stocks delivered significant returns. Elitecon International led with substantial growth. Kothari Industrial Corporation and Colab Platforms also saw major surges. Several other stocks, including Paytm, experienced gains. Nifty 50 index saw a slight decrease during this period. Some stocks yielded negative returns. Eicher Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra outperformed within the Nifty pack.
TPG-backed SK Finance said to shelve Rs 1,600 crore IPO after weak demand
SK Finance, backed by TPG Inc., has shelved its planned Indian IPO due to insufficient investor demand, even after reducing the valuation and offer size to 16 billion rupees. The non-bank lender, focusing on vehicle financing and small loans, secured regulatory approval in August 2024, which is expiring soon.
NPA provisioning at a three-year high; private banks take the brunt
The banking sector's loan loss provisioning surged to a three-year high in the June quarter, driven by increased provisioning from private sector banks. While private banks saw a significant rise, public sector banks reported a decline in provisioning. This increase was influenced by one-off provisioning events and policy changes at certain banks.
Sensex jumps over 200 pts, Nifty tops 27,900 as Reliance, IT stocks lead rally
Indian stock markets started the week positively. Sensex and Nifty both saw gains at the opening. Reliance Industries and IT sector stocks contributed to this upward trend. This mirrored positive movements in Asian markets. The positive sentiment followed signals from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. He hinted at a possible interest rate cut next month. This boosted investor confidence.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
The Indian market ended lower, breaking a six-day winning streak, as investors turned cautious ahead of Powell’s Jackson Hole speech and looming US tariffs. Despite global uncertainties, strong domestic indicators like record PMI and tax reliefs supported resilience. Analysts see Nifty consolidating before advancing.
Tata Capital IPO likely next month but unlisted shares down 8% in 1 month
Tata Capital plans a $2 billion IPO before the RBI's deadline. The IPO includes new shares and shares from existing investors like Tata Sons and International Finance Corporation. This IPO could be one of India's largest financial listings. Tata Capital reported a significant increase in net profit for the June quarter. Several banks are managing the IPO.
Q1 results led to Asia’s biggest downgrades but 5 brokerages have over 90 stocks in buying list
Despite earlier earnings downgrades, brokerages anticipate a rebound in India Inc's earnings, potentially reaching double-digits after five quarters, fueled by a low base and early Diwali. Opportunities are seen in domestic-focused sectors like financials and consumer goods. Several brokerages have updated their stock recommendations, highlighting large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap companies poised for growth.
Tata Capital to launch $2 bn IPO ahead of Sept 30 RBI deadline: Report
Tata Capital plans to launch a $2 billion IPO ahead of the RBI’s September 30 deadline for upper-layer NBFCs. The offer comprises 210 million new shares and 266 million shares for sale by existing shareholders, making it one of India’s largest financial sector listings.
HDFC Bank, Jio Financial Services among top stocks bought and sold by Quant Mutual Fund in July
Quant Mutual Fund strategically adjusted its portfolio in July, increasing stakes in HDFC Bank and 24 other stocks, including Adani Enterprises and REC. Simultaneously, it reduced holdings in Jio Financial Services and 25 stocks like Reliance Industries. The fund house introduced 18 new stocks, such as State Bank of India, while exiting 15, including SBI Cards.
Tata Motors shares rally 3% as co re-enters South African PV market
Tata Motors shares: Tata Motors will re-enter the South African passenger vehicle market after six years, relaunching its car range through an exclusive distribution partnership with Motus Holdings, marking a key step in its global expansion strategy.
Rs 10,200 crore bet! SBI becomes top pick of mutual funds in July
Mutual funds bought Rs 45,400 crore worth of stocks in July, with State Bank of India emerging as the top pick at Rs 10,200 crore. IT giants Infosys and TCS saw inflows of Rs 9,400 crore, while Anthem Bio and HCL Technologies also attracted significant investments.
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