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The Indian stock market is staging a sharp rebound today, but the rally comes with a serious catch. TCS just posted strong Q2 FY27 numbers, with revenue up 11.2% and net profit jumping 15% to Rs 13,884 crore, and the street is cheering. But the US has frozen the PERM green card programme for TCS, Infosys, Wipro and others, threatening the talent model that powers Indian IT. Nifty IT is up 2.34% and Nifty sits at 22,471. Hospital stocks like Apollo, up 3.53%, are also gaining after a margin cap came in softer than feared. This stock market update covers it all. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

The Indian stock market is opening with a cautious green gap after a brutal Thursday selloff. Gift Nifty signals a 143-point jump, but with the Nasdaq down 1.25% and OpenAI's revenue miss rattling tech, that optimism may not hold. TCS reported a 15% profit rise but margin slipped to 24%, missing estimates, and constant-currency growth was just 0.5%. Infosys and Wipro ADRs fell nearly 3% after a US immigration crackdown targeted Indian IT firms. A massive ITC block deal worth Rs 9,395 crore adds more stock market noise heading into the open. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Thursday hit the Indian stock market hard. The Sensex crashed 1,045 points and the Nifty closed at a fresh 52-week low of 22,231, with three forces driving the rout: Brent crude surging 4% to $104 a barrel, the RBI's rate hike to 5.50%, and foreign investors offloading Rs 57,000 crore across nine straight sessions. The stock market's fear gauge, India VIX, jumped over 10%. ITC slid nearly 4% after a Rs 9,437 crore block deal, while TCS posted steady Q2 profits of Rs 13,884 crore after the bell. Senco Gold jumped 12% on strong festival demand. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Nifty trades at 22,327, down 1.22%, with crude past $102 and metals, pharma and FMCG all in the red. The one sector refusing to follow has a currency reason, and TCS results land after hours. Stocks moving: TCS, Infosys, JSW Steel, Hindalco, ITC, Paytm, Adani Enterprises, Fino Payments Bank. For more, askfuzz.ai

The RBI raised rates and turned hawkish yesterday, and Gift Nifty sits at 22,585.5, 17.6 points under the Nifty close of 22,603.05, while India's largest IT company reports and sets the tone for the sector. Stocks in focus: TCS, Adani Enterprises, Jubilant FoodWorks, Ola Electric, Senco Gold, MRF. For more, askfuzz.ai

The Nifty settled at 22,603.05 after the RBI's first rate hike in nearly four years, yet Bank Nifty slipped just 0.13% while autos and IT took the brunt of the selling. Brent above $101 added pressure. Stocks moving: Titan, PVR INOX, Bharti Airtel, Infosys, Hindalco, PNB. For more, askfuzz.ai

The RBI's first rate hike in nearly four years is splitting the market, with Nifty at 22,683 and VIX up 1.18% to 13.77 as traders buy protection while banks absorb the move and autos feel the EMI pinch. Stocks moving: Bajaj Auto, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, PNB, Titan. For more, askfuzz.ai

The RBI decision lands at 10 AM, and the tone of the statement matters more than the number for banking and real estate, with Gift Nifty at 22,723.5 and Asia subdued. Stocks in focus: Titan, Karamtara Engineering, Mphasis, Apollo Tyres, HCL Technologies, Ola Electric. For more, askfuzz.ai

India's sugar production collapsed to 306 lakh tonnes this season, 11% below initial estimates, after drought devastated Maharashtra and Karnataka and crop diseases like Red Rot and Top Borer tore through yields. The stock market impact flows from what happened next: with 30 lakh tonnes diverted to ethanol, net supply barely met domestic consumption of 280 to 285 lakh tonnes. Opening stocks for the new season dropped 25% to just 37.5 lakh tonnes. This episode connects how that supply crunch is now forcing the government to ban sugar-rich feedstock diversion for ethanol in 2026-27, reshaping the Indian stock market outlook for sugar mills. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

Nykaa and DMart both dropped quarterly updates within days of each other, but the stock market reacted in completely opposite directions. Nykaa surged 5.5% to ₹342.80 on nearly 30% GMV growth, while DMart slipped 3.55% to ₹3,677.80 despite solid 18.4% revenue growth. The gap reveals exactly what the Indian stock market is rewarding right now: acceleration over predictability. This episode breaks down Nykaa's multi-engine strategy, with Fashion vertical NSV growing close to 50%, a Nike partnership gaining traction, and like-for-like store sales at a six-quarter high. It also examines why DMart's 518-store network and 15 new additions this quarter aren't convincing investors. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.