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The Nifty 50 ended at 22,776.10 and fear left the building, yet one sector slid for a second straight session while pharma led the charge at 1.66%. Breadth ran 2:1 on the BSE. Stocks moving: Trent, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Honasa Consumer, Coal India, Tech Mahindra. For more, askfuzz.ai

Nifty trades at 22,713, up 0.7%, and midcaps are up 0.8%, yet one pocket refuses to join the rally as weekly expiry squares positions. Q2 previews are turning grim there. Stocks moving: Trent, Honasa, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank, Reliance. For more, askfuzz.ai

Citi's Sell to Buy flip on ITC helped a bounce that lifted the Nifty 0.60% to 22,555.75, but pharma slid 0.74% and IT went nowhere despite Accenture's 20% surge. Stocks moving: ITC, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank. For more, askfuzz.ai

Accenture's 12% US surge was supposed to lift Indian IT, yet the street is bracing for weaker Q2 revenue growth and falling pricing power ahead of TCS results. Nifty is at 22,431 while financials hold the tape. Stocks moving: Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Persistent Systems. For more, askfuzz.ai

Gift Nifty sits at 22,648, about 226 points above the 22,421.95 close, but an expected RBI hike to 5.5% on Wednesday could test every rally. Stocks in focus: Infosys, HDFC Life, SBI Life, Bajaj Auto, Maruti Suzuki, Shriram Finance. For more, askfuzz.ai

The Nifty closed down 198 points as US 10-year Treasury yields surged to a 24-year high. The stock market pain was sharpest in autos, with Bajaj Auto crashing nearly 8% after weak two-wheeler sales data. IT was the lone bright spot, with Infosys jumping 4.11%. Moneyview debuted at a 64% premium despite the gloom. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

The Indian stock market is splitting in two right now. Auto stocks are getting crushed after September sales data missed badly, dragging the Nifty Auto index down 2.83%. Meanwhile IT stocks climb 1.04%, the only sector in the green, as money rotates rather than exits. This stock market is also grinding through its eighth straight week of losses, the longest losing streak in 25 years, with Nifty at 22,514. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

The Nifty closed at 22,620.45 and the Sensex slipped 49 points, but the Supreme Court's questions on hospital drug mark-ups did the real damage, with Nifty Pharma down 1.84% too. Stocks moving: Apollo Hospitals, Fortis, Max Healthcare, Sun TV, Ircon, RITES. For more, askfuzz.ai

Hospital stocks are getting crushed on fears that regulators are scrutinising hospital margins on consumables like syringes and saline. That pricing pressure is repricing the whole sector's earnings outlook. This stock market episode also covers IT snapping an eight-day losing streak, crude at $103 lifting IOC and HPCL up to 3%, Sun TV surging 12-16% on cricket revenue, and BSE Ltd slipping after a large block sale. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.

VANS Electroengineerings is having a ₹34 crore BSE SME IPO, and the numbers look almost too good. Revenue jumped from ₹2.59 crore in FY24 to ₹22.84 crore in just two years, and EBITDA margins expanded from near zero to 31.63%. For a company incorporated in 2022, that is a remarkable run. This episode breaks down what drives that growth, why RDSO approval matters more than most retail investors realise, and why a single customer accounting for 43% of revenue is a risk you cannot ignore. The bid window closes October 1. Get the full market picture on askfuzz.ai.