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The article reports on the performance of the stock market of India as of November 2014. Topics discussed include power stocks that witnessed rising volumes such as Alstom India Ltd., Adani Power, and JSW Energy, the performance of the Indian banking sector, and the performance of stock of the infrastructure company NCC.

The present an assessment of the performance of grey cement manufacturer UltraTech Cement Ltd. (UTCL) in the Indian stock market as well as its corporate performance as of January 2015. Topics include the volume of cement commissioned by UTCL during second quarter of 2015, the company's acquisition of a cement plant of Jaiprakash Associates, and its net profit, sales, and earnings per share in second quarter of 2015.

This section presents updates on investor participation, stock prices, and earnings of companies in India as of May 2013. Foreign institutional investor participation in Infosys Business Technology Consulting and Reliance Industries Ltd. declines but rises in India Tobacco Company Ltd. and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. Citibank placed a price target of 170 rupees on Dabur India Ltd. Maithan Alloys is expected post 32 rupees earnings per share (EPS) in fiscal year 2013.

The article offers updates on the status of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE Sensex) as of June 3, 2013. BSE Sensex was reduced from 20444.61 to 19568.49 in the week that ended on May 24, 2013. The author comments that it is the highest weekly fall so far, and left experts wondering about the change in the market direction.

The article reports on the performance of the domestic markets of India as of November 2014. Topics discussed include the performance of the Nifty, National Stock Exchange of India's benchmark stock market index for Indian equity market, the reforms announced by the Indian government for the construction sector, and the performance of the U.S. stocks.

This section offers news briefs. These include the late hour recovery in the Sensitive Index (Sensex) on December 6, 2013 as a prelude to pleasant election news, the possibility for HUL to drop to 500 Indian rupees mark or below as it prunes its product range and HBL Power's disposal of its entire stake in Agile Electric Sub Assembly Pvt. Ltd. and a reduction of its debts by around 175 core Indian rupees.

The article presents updates related to stock exchanges in India as of February 2015. Topics covered include the performance of several indexes, including the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Mid-Cap Index, BSE Small-Cap Index, BSE Bankex, CNX PSU Bank and CNX Realty, and the stock performance of several companies, including Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Kajaria Ceramics and Dabur India.

The article provides an overview of the state of the Indian Stock market as of October 2014. Topics discussed include the level of the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index (BSE Sensex), correction in BSE Mid Cap Index, and resumption of correction phases in BSE Bankex. Also cited are some strategies of traders to prevent Sensex loss at 26100.

The article reports on the trend of the stock markets in India following the election results on February 10, 2015. Topics discussed include the victory of the Aam Admi Party (AAP), the recovery of the Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. (BSE) Sensitive Index (Sensex), and the impact of a bull market on investor confidence. Also mentioned is information on the stocks in the mid-cap and small-cap categories including Graphite India Ltd., Tata Global Beverages Ltd., and Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd.

The article presents information on the performance of the BSE Sensex stock market index in India as of November 2014. Topics reported include a net rise posted by the index on a week-to-week basis, and the stock market forecast for the next six to 12 months. It also presents charts which show the stock value of major companies including Sun TV Network, Birla Corporation, and Gujarat State Petron.

The article focuses on market performance in India for the first two weeks of August 2014. Topics discussed include the losses accompanied by wide ranged fluctuations in intra-day trades, the absence of significant headway since elections, the conclusion that the Modi wave is over, the liquidity crunch now experienced by punters, the reduction of exposure by foreign institutional investors, and the micro factors influencing the market such as crude oil, the steady Rupee and rising exports.

The article offers information on the continuous growth of India's S&P Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index (SENSEX).

The article reports on the improvements in the stock exchange of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex in India in December 2013. Topics covered include the closure of the stock exchange as well as the strong weekly movement of the economy. Also mentioned are the weekly resistance in the market and the selection of mid cap and small cap stocks by investors in India.

The article discusses the record high closing of Indian share markets for the period ending November 1, 2013 led by Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex and National Stock Exchange Cnx Nifty Index (NIFTY). Topics covered include the macro-economic segment with higher purchasing managers' index (PMI) in manufacturing as of October 2013. Also mentioned are increase in repo rate by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), higher liquidity and increases in total fertilizer, cement and crude oil production.

The article offers a review of the Indian stock market as the market reeled from the onslaught of the U.S. dollar. It reports the fall of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex index on July 24, 2013 following the action of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to defend the Indian Rupee. The article also discusses the expiry of futures and options (F&O) contracts and reviews the stocks of Century Textiles, Anil Ambani's Reliance Capital and Gujarat Ambuja.

The article reviews the Indian stock market as of the week ending July 22, 2013. Data shows that the stock market remained range bound despite crossing the Sensex 20K and CNX Nifty 6000 levels. Depreciation of the rupee by 10% during the week made imports extremely costly thus impacting economic growth. Generally, the stock market was in speculative position, taking cues from global markets but several heavyweight stocks like HUL, ITC and Reliance Industries all gained during the week.

The article presents an analysis of foreign institutional investor (FII) and domestic institutional investor (DII) figures in the Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index (BSE Sensex) in May 2013. It discusses the implications of the decline in the BSE Sensex by 431 points on May 13, followed by an increase of 500 points on May 15. During the week, the BSE Sensex opened at 20073.41 and closed at 20286.11, showing a net rise of 163 points on a week-to-week basis.

The article discusses the weak domestic stock markets in India during the second week of December 2014 due to the negative global market cues. It cites the adverse effect of the falling oil prices on Russia and Venezuela and the possibility that the U.S. Federal Reserve will go through quantitative tightening measures as the American economy improves. It highlights the reactions of the Nifty and other stock market indexes to the prevailing negative technical conditions and selling pressure.

The author analyzes the factors that are influencing the course of the Indian stock market as of November 2014. Topics discussed include the political changes being observed in line with the policy of the newly-elected Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the increasing presence of online and mobile application trading portals in the country, and the expected entry of more foreign investments by the end of 2014.

The author presents his views on the stock market after the 2014 Indian election. As opinion polls indicate a majority vote for the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in the Indian general elections, the author feels that there is optimism that the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex is likely to cross 23000 and the CNX Nifty to cross 7000. Despite such outlook, the author still cautions the investor to book profit, hold tight on the cash, wait, and observe before the market moves upward.

The article provides an outlook on India's stock market. Due to hopes that Indian political party National Democratic Alliance (NDA) can form a government, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex rose from 18500 in September 2013 to 22,700. As for future rise in index, the author feels that everything will depend on the governance of the new government. Experts believe that India is still an attractive investment destination due to its improving economy.

The article presents an update on India's stock market as of April 2014. During the course of a truncated trading amidst a volatile and choppy trend, an anticipated correction materialized with markets witnessing intermediate bouts of profit booking and selling pressure. Earnings season, overbought market conditions and the Lok Sabha elections reportedly make the market sentiment cautious. The expiry of the derivatives segment is said to be likely to make the market volatile and choppy.

The article looks into the impact of the current political climate in India on the stock market of the country. Topics include the Congress' marginalization of Arvind Kejriwal, the effect of retail inflation on the lives of people in India, and the home loan rates reduction implemented by the State Bank of India (SBI) and HDFC Bank. It also discusses the stock performance of companies such as Capital Goods, Tech Mahindra, and Hero Motorcorp.

The article offers information about the stock market of India as of December 23, 2013. Topics include increased trading activity of the market, the impact of domestic institutional investors' (DIIs) net selling activity, and the moving average convergence divergence (MACD) on the weekly charts. It also discusses the concept of the "Golden Cross" breakout, Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) status quo maintenance of the monetary policy, and gas price increases by Reliance Industries.

The article reports developments in the stock market in India as of mid-December 2015. It cites the all-time high increase in the markets, including the CNX Nifty on December 9 due to the victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the assembly elections. It also examines the performance of Andhra Sugars Ltd., particularly its three line of business, namely, sugar, chlor alkali, and power generation.

The article offers recommendations for stocks that can be given as gifts for the Festival of Lights (Diwali) celebration in India as the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex reached a new high record on November 2013. Topics covered include company stocks as prospective Diwali gifts including Shipping Corporation stocks with its all time low price and Elecon Engineering scrip with upward journey. Also mentioned are Apollo Tyres with rebounding stocks and India cement with rising cement prices.

The article examines the performance of the Indian stock market from August 5 to 11, 2013. Data showed that negative sentiments continue to prevail on the bourses leading to selling pressure as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) takes actions to stop the depreciation of the rupee. The Nifty stock market index is below its key averages. The rupee exchange rate, global markets and crude prices are expected to be the drivers for a sell off on Indian bourses.

The author discusses the sense of optimism in the Indian stock market despite the net fall of 403 points on June 21, 2013 after U.S. Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke hinted that the Federal would cut bond buys later in 2013. According to the author, the optimism was boosted by the bear's short coverings even though leading stocks like Grasim, Hindalco and Tata Steel failed to perform that day. Optimism further strengthened when minor recovery of the rupee was reported on June 28, 2013.

This section offers news briefs in the stock exchange market of India as of June 3, 2013. A 23% growth in the Q4FY13 was reported by PTC India. Astec Lifesciences' sales increased by 122.11% to 56.95 Indian rupees from 25.64 Indian rupees. A final dividend of 40% has been declared by Aegis Logistics.

The article offers a stock analysis for Ludlow Jute & Specialities Ltd. (LJSL) in India as of May 2013. The company's net profit increased 114.60% to 1.91 crore rupees for the fourth quarter of fiscal year (FY) 2013 from 0.89 crore rupees in the fourth quarter of FY 2012. Analysts advise investors to buy the stock with a stop loss of 27 crore rupees on a closing basis.

The article offers updates related to the stock market in India as of May 2013. Political circles allege that the Congress will go all out in handling economic growth issues as they alone can restore their chances of returning to power in 2014. The shares of Aarti Drugs are attracting investor interest in anticipation of it crossing the 300 rupees mark. RS Software is projected to post an earnings per share (EPS) of 35 rupees in fiscal year 2014.

The article examines whether the weak domestic stock markets in India in the second week of December 2014 is an indication of the fading euphoria over the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the hopes of reform. It cites the decline of foreign institutional investor (FFI) inflows and the dilution of economic reform agenda due to the paralysis of the Parliament and factional politics. It also mentions business leaders' concern about Modi's lack of boldness to move radical ideas forward.

This section offers news briefs about the stock market of India as of December 23, 2013. A joint development agreement was signed by Lakshmi Machine Works and Sobha Developers of Bangalore to develop residential apartments in Coimbatore. The stock of Amrutanjan is the lowest in the healthcare and pharmaceuticals sector. RS Software is currently into heavy invest buying.

A letter to the editor is presented in which the writer complains about a rights issue by J. K. Tyres Ltd. located in India.

The article offers information about the impact of the political rivalry between Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi on the stock market in India. Topics include the volatility of the market, the consolidation of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the slim chances of the National Democratic Party (NDP) in the country's election for prime minister. It also discusses differential voting right (DVR) shares recommended by brokers in India for medium-to-long-term investors.

The article provides a stock analysis for centralized lubrication system manufacturer Cenlub Industries Ltd. (CIL) in India as of May 2013. The company has an equity base of 4.12 crore rupees supported by reserves or about 7.22 crore rupees, leading to a share book value of 27.52 rupees. Investors are advised to buy the stock with a stop loss of 24 rupees on a closing basis.