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The Indian stock market looked calm on the surface today, but the real damage was underneath. While the Nifty closed down just 0.39% at 22,600, the Nifty Midcap 100 crashed 2.21% and is down nearly 5.74% for the week. India VIX jumped 6.63%, signalling genuine fear in the stock market. Swiggy led the pain, sinking 17% to a 52-week low after weak Q2 results, while rival Eternal gained 4.26% on a 92% profit jump. Cyient surged 8% on strong earnings, and the Jio Platforms IPO closed subscribed over 7.64x. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Eternal Limited just posted 78% revenue growth, but the real story is what's underneath. Blinkit single-handedly drove 87% of that revenue jump, yet Eternal still missed profit estimates by more than half. That tension is what makes this quarter worth understanding. This episode breaks down how Blinkit's shift to an inventory-owned model inflated reported growth, why net profit came in at just Rs 125 crore despite a 197% EBITDA surge, and what the stock market is actually pricing in. Food delivery held steady, but the Indian stock market is watching Blinkit's margin trajectory closely. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Swiggy is in freefall today, down nearly 15% as brokers slash targets after Instamart lost Rs 895 crore in Q2 FY27 while rival Blinkit turned profitable. That single comparison is crushing sentiment around Swiggy in an already brutal stock market session. Nifty is trading at 22,444, down 1.07%, with Midcap stocks hit even harder at minus 2.66%. Brent crude topping 114 dollars a barrel after Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure is driving the selloff across autos, FMCG, banks and pharma. IT is the only sector holding up, with Cyient surging 6.5% on a 240% dividend and TCS up 1.38%. The Indian stock market is watching 22,400 as the critical support level into the close. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Gift Nifty is signalling a 143-point gap-up open even as global stock markets take a beating overnight. The Nasdaq crashed 2.6% on heavy tech selling, Asia is broadly in the red, and that gap could fade fast if buyers don't hold the line. The Indian stock market opens into a real contradiction this morning. This episode covers the IT sector risk at open, Brent crude climbing to $114, and a busy earnings slate. CreditAccess Grameen surged 298.7% in quarterly profit, Swiggy narrowed losses as revenue jumped 54.4%, and HPCL swung from an 11,526 crore loss to a 3,482 crore profit. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Dalal Street closed in the red for a third straight session as crude oil spiked past $112 a barrel after a strike near Saudi Aramco infrastructure. That sent supply fears surging, pressuring the rupee and stoking inflation worries across oil-importing economies like India. The stock market felt the full weight of it. The Sensex shed 460 points to 73,249 and the Nifty dropped 123 points to 22,687. FMCG led sectoral losses at 1.41%, Infosys slid 1.26% ahead of Q2 results, and HDFC Bank fell 1.83% amid an insider leak probe. Against this stock market gloom, the Jio Platforms IPO crossed 4.45x subscription. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Crude oil smashing through 110 dollars a barrel is shaking the Indian stock market hard today. Nifty is down 0.92% at 22,600 and market breadth is deeply negative, with India VIX climbing to 16.22. FMCG is the worst hit sector, down 1.80%, while autos and IT are also sliding. But banks are barely flinching, down just 0.54%, because rate hike expectations actually widen their margins. In individual stock market moves, IHCL surges 3.42% to a 52-week high after a strong earnings beat, while KEI Industries drops 6.40% despite posting 28% profit growth. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

The Indian stock market is heading into a soft open this Thursday. Gift Nifty is trading at 22,662.5, pointing to a gap-down of nearly 149 points against Nifty's previous close of 22,811.35. Asia is in the red despite a positive Wall Street session, with the Hang Seng down 1.76% and crude oil climbing to $110.26 a barrel, adding pressure on the rupee and import-heavy sectors. The stock market today has several names to watch: BEL lands a Rs 770 crore defence radar contract, Eternal reports a 92.3% profit jump, Persistent Systems launches a $450 million QIP, and Alkem faces a forensic audit over alleged fund misappropriation. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Wednesday looked like a bull's day until it wasn't. The Sensex jumped 800 points at open, then surrendered it all to close down 143 points, wiping out over Rs 6.7 lakh crore in market cap from the day's peak. Brent crude above $110 a barrel spooked the stock market, bond yields hit a 3-year high of 7.44%, and India VIX spiked 6.31%. IT was the lone bright spot in today's stock market story, with L&T Technology Services exploding over 10% and Infosys rising 3.3% on strong Q2 results. Bajaj Finance dropped 3.28% after disappointing earnings, and the Jio Platforms IPO hit full subscription in just 100 minutes. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

The Indian stock market is splitting in two this Wednesday. Autos are getting crushed as Brent crude crosses $110 a barrel, hammering Bajaj Auto and Eicher Motors, while midcaps bleed harder than large caps and market breadth turns ugly across the BSE 500. But Nifty IT is bucking the trend, up nearly 2%, with L&T Technology Services posting its biggest single-day gain in five years after strong Q2 results. Bajaj Finance is dropping 3.43% despite a 29% profit jump, and bond yields hitting a three-year high of 7.44% is squeezing the broader stock market further. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Monday hit Indian markets hard. The Sensex shed 876 points and the Nifty slipped below 22,900, with fear creeping back in as India VIX jumped 4.53%. Private banks led the damage, and the cruel irony was Axis Bank falling 4.19% despite a 38% profit jump — a textbook sell-the-news moment. This stock market episode covers HDFC Bank's disappointing growth numbers, Infosys sliding ahead of its October 23 results, and crude oil near $108 keeping rate-cut hopes buried. PSU banks bucked the trend, with Union Bank surging 5.26%. HFCL hit a 5% upper circuit on a 448% profit jump. The Jio Platforms IPO anchor book reportedly drew Rs 2.5 lakh crore in demand. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Strong earnings, but the stock market is selling private banks anyway. Axis Bank crashed 3.7% despite a 37.6% profit jump, HDFC Bank dropped 2.5%, and ICICI Bank is also under pressure as margin compression and rising provisions spook investors. Meanwhile PSU banks like PNB and Union Bank are surging on cleaner margin stories. The Indian stock market is splitting right down the middle today. Nifty trades at 22,940, down 205 points, with Brent crude near 108 dollars adding to the pressure on rate-sensitive sectors. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Jio Platforms is finally entering the stock market with one of India's largest IPOs in years, raising ₹30,213 crore at a price band of ₹1,065 to ₹1,119 per share. The numbers look impressive on the surface: 533 million subscribers, 51.9% EBITDA margins, and free cash flow that jumped from ₹1,449 crore to ₹42,071 crore in just two years. But dig into the prospectus and questions emerge. Today we break down the tax accounting, the asset life extension that boosted profits by ₹1,841 crore, and why return on equity trails its closest rival. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

India's stock market opens nearly flat this Monday, but don't let the quiet start fool you. The banks just reported, and the results are moving in different directions. ICICI Bank posted a 20% profit jump with falling bad loans, Axis Bank surged 35.6%, but HDFC Bank came in below estimates. The Indian stock market today is all about earnings over index moves. Bajaj Finance, UltraTech, and L&T Technology also report. Global tech weakness hit the Nasdaq 2.15% lower, which could cool last week's 18-year high run in Indian IT. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Polycab India, one of the biggest names in the Indian stock market, got dragged into insolvency proceedings over a debt that was just 0.35% of its quarterly profit. A small aluminium supplier filed a petition at the NCLT Ahmedabad after a ₹34.16 crore transaction left a ₹2.78 crore gap that Polycab disputed but couldn't fully prove. This episode walks through how provisional billing, missing debit notes, and unresolved reconciliation gave the tribunal enough reason to admit the case and trigger CIRP. It also covers the NCLAT's swift interim relief just two days later. This is a stock market story about how even giants can get caught by process. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Indian IT just pulled off its biggest weekly comeback in months, dragging the entire stock market higher to close out the week on a strong note. Nifty ended at 23,146, up 0.65%, while the Sensex gained 414 points. IT stocks added a staggering Rs 2.7 lakh crore in market cap in just five sessions. Tech Mahindra led the charge with an 8.49% jump after strong Q2 results and a Jefferies upgrade. Wipro rallied 6% on 9% revenue growth. The Yes Bank AT-1 bond Supreme Court verdict also shook the stock market today, declaring a Rs 8,415 crore write-off illegal. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.