Day: September 2, 2026

HDFC Bank Share Price Live Updates: Current Trading Status of HDFC Bank

Gold falls to 3-week low as Iran tensions fuel oil, Fed rate-hike fears

UltraTech Cem Share Price Live Updates: UltraTech Cement Trading Below Key Support Level

Kwality Walls shares dropped on Wednesday as Reliance Consumer Products entered India’s ice cream market with Bombay Creamery, raising competition concerns. The stock extended its losing streak to seven sessions, declining 11% during the period. RCPL plans a pan-India rollout after launching the brand in western India, with prices starting at Rs 10.

HDFC Bank shares remain under pressure, falling nearly 30% so far this year as investors assess the lender’s CEO succession process. Technical analysts see a weak trend, with key support around Rs 710 and resistance near Rs 750-780, while Jefferies has identified several potential internal and external candidates for the top job.

Hero MotoCorp shares fell after August dispatch data showed year-on-year declines in motorcycle and export volumes, despite strong scooter sales keeping overall dispatches positive. The stock’s one-week loss widened to 4.64%, underperforming the benchmark’s 1.97% decline.

ACMA and BCG said fast-growing sectors such as data centres and renewables are competing for common inputs and talent, even as vehicle demand remains robust

Swiggy shares fell sharply on Wednesday, extending their two-session decline to 6% and erasing nearly Rs 5,000 crore in market value. The stock faces potential foreign outflows after entering the NSDL red-flag list and possible exclusion from MSCI and FTSE indices. Jefferies, however, retains a Buy rating with a Rs 435 target.

Axis Securities presents a curated list of 15 stocks with potential returns of up to 40%. Discover which sectors and stocks are poised for growth amidst geopolitical tensions and economic shifts.

Analysis by Nikhil Kamath reveals that aggressive selling by FIIs during market crises often precedes gains in the Nifty 50. Historical patterns show domestic investors performed better than FIIs during such sell-offs, indicating FII timing may not always be accurate.