‘Impounding just the unlawfully gotten gains of ₹4,843 crore does not alone serve justice; SEBI should pass an exemplary judgment to deter future manipulators who try to do something similar’

Smartworks will launch its IPO on July 10 to raise Rs 445 crore via fresh issue and OFS. The company operates over 10 million sq ft of flexible workspace.

Rajesh Palviya of Axis Securities sees bullish momentum continuing as Nifty holds above key support. Pharma, oil & gas, and capital goods are showing strong breakouts. Glenmark and Reliance are top picks. Meanwhile, Trent may consolidate between Rs 5,000–Rs 6,000, offering a potential buy on dips opportunity for long-term investors.

Smarten Power System’s Rs 50 crore SME IPO opens on July 7, with shares priced at Rs 100 each. The issue includes fresh equity and offer for sale, and will list on NSE SME platform on July 14.

Nifty is expected to trade between 25,000–25,650 in the coming week without a clear directional trend. Sector rotation remains key, with Auto, Energy, and IT showing strength, while PSU Banks and Midcaps lead on relative rotation graphs.

Safex Chemicals (India) has filed papers with SEBI for an IPO, including a fresh issue of shares worth ₹450 crore and an offer-for-sale of 35,734,818 shares. The proceeds will be used for debt payment and corporate purposes.

Sebi’s clampdown on Jane Street has rocked Indian markets, exposing deep regulatory gaps in tracking complex derivatives trades. Accused of manipulating expiry-day moves to rake in unlawful profits, the case has triggered calls for tighter oversight, faster action, and deeper structural reform as trust erodes in a market where most retail options traders are already losing money.

Ajay Bagga highlights three key market trends: a near-complete correction phase, rising domestic ownership boosting stability, and expected earnings growth from a favourable base effect, which together could support valuations and strengthen the market in the near term.

Jane Street allegedly manipulated Nifty index options using a strategy called "marking the close," leveraging deep pockets and algorithmic trading to influence expiry-day premiums and profit massively. Sebi deems the practice illegal due to market distortion.

Launching a CBSE course on coops, Union Minister urges Gujarat government to include it as a subject in Class 9 to 12 textbooks in State Board schools as well; university will train professionals for coops

Amit Shah laid the foundation stone of Tribhuvan Sahkari University (TSU) in Anand

During the week, 18 stocks from the BSE 500 recorded consistent gains across all five sessions.

During the week, 18 stocks from the BSE 500 recorded consistent gains across all five sessions.

The ED had filed a criminal case of money laundering against Mr. Bhandari and others in February 2017

The ED had filed a criminal case of money laundering against Mr. Bhandari and others in February 2017

A massive power shift is underway in the Bitcoin market, with long-time whales offloading over 500,000 coins even as institutions like ETFs and corporates snap them up. This transition is recasting Bitcoin from a high-risk trade to a slower, more stable investment allocation, with volatility at two-year lows.

Global trading firm Jane Street, recently banned by Sebi over a ₹36,500 crore market manipulation case, had offered a ₹4.3 crore package to an IIT Madras student. The firm’s India operations now face regulatory scrutiny, account freezes, and ongoing investigation.

Warren Buffett may not invest in mutual funds himself, but his timeless principles—low costs, long-term focus, and emotional discipline—offer a powerful guide for mutual fund investors. From ignoring market noise to embracing downturns, Buffett’s 7-point playbook may help investors navigate volatility and unlock the true power of compounding.

Trump said on Friday he will start talking to China on Monday or Tuesday about a possible TikTok deal.

Uday Kotak flagged structural flaws in Indian markets — warning against excessive money power, distorted liquidity, and volume-driven business models. Kotak’s remarks come as Sebi details how Jane Street allegedly gamed index expiry trades to book massive profits, raising fresh questions about fairness and transparency in derivatives trading.

Travel Food Services raised Rs 599 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO opening on July 7. The allocation saw participation from major mutual funds, insurance firms, and global investors, reflecting strong pre-listing confidence in the company.

In 2025, 70% of mainboard IPOs in India are trading above their issue prices, with stocks like Quality Power and Quadrant Future Tek delivering stellar gains. Despite fewer listings and lower fundraising, investor interest remains strong in quality offerings, while large IPOs like HDB Financial and Hexaware also performed well.

Sebi barred Jane Street Group and its affiliates from Indian markets for manipulating Nifty and Bank Nifty indices using expiry-day strategies, misleading retail traders. The firm allegedly made Rs 36,500 crore in profits, with Rs 4,840 crore frozen.

TCS, Crisil, HCL Tech, and others have demonstrated exceptional dividend consistency, with payouts ranging from 42 to 65 times over 14 years. These stocks reflect solid cash flow strength and shareholder focus.

Sebi has barred U.S. trading firm Jane Street and affiliates from Indian markets for manipulating index levels on expiry days, booking illegal gains of Rs 4,840 crore through trades in over 40 Nifty and Bank Nifty stocks.

Oil prices experienced a slight dip on Friday. This happened as traders anticipated the OPEC+ meeting. The meeting is expected to address a potential increase in oil production. Market analysts are closely watching for any decisions that could impact global oil reserves. Investors are also monitoring US economic policies and developments in US-Iran nuclear talks.

This International Day of Cooperatives, let’s look at the emergence of cooperative organisations and their contributions to the welfare of the people in the countrry

A consortium including Masdar and Sumant Sinha has increased its offer to $8 per share, totaling $880 million, to acquire the remaining stake in ReNew Energy Global and delist it from Nasdaq. This revised bid follows an initial offer last December and aims to buy out the 27.5% stake held by other shareholders.

Investors are keenly observing tariff-related news from Washington next week. A temporary suspension of import taxes is about to expire. Deals with Vietnam and India are anticipated. Talks with Japan face hurdles. The stock market has recently reached record highs. Retail investors and buybacks drive the rally. Institutions remain cautious. Upcoming economic data and earnings reports are crucial.

Indian benchmark indices closed slightly higher on Friday, snapping a two-week winning streak. The NSE Nifty ended at 25,461, while the BSE Sensex closed at 83,432.89. Market sentiment remained cautious due to regulatory actions against Jane Street and concerns about potential US tariffs ahead of the July 9 deadline.

The Reserve Bank of India saw strong demand in its variable rate reverse repo auction. This happened due to surplus liquidity in the banking system. Bids exceeded the notified amount. The RBI accepted ₹1.70 lakh crore at 5.44%. This move aims to manage liquidity and keep overnight rates within the LAF corridor.

SEBI has barred Jane Street from the Indian securities market, alleging manipulation of the Bank Nifty index through derivative positions, leading to losses for retail investors. The regulator has ordered the seizure of ₹4,844 crore in illegal gains and prohibited several Jane Street entities from trading.

Opposition to the bill holds that it cuts money meant for social security schemes to offset proposed tax breaks.

Opposition to the bill holds that it cuts money meant for social security schemes to offset proposed tax breaks.

Tech giant Microsoft has announced it will shut down its limited operations in Pakistan as part of its global strategy to reduce its workforce

National interest should always be supreme. Keeping that in mind, if a deal is made then India is always ready to deal with developed countries, says