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Golden Cross is an important technical indicator of bullishness. It occurs when the short-term moving average crosses over the major long-term moving average on the upside.

Indian market closed in the red on Tuesday after a 2-day winning streak, following mixed global cues. The S&P BSE Sensex fell by over 400 points, while the Nifty50 closed above 18200. Buying was seen in public sector, power, and capital goods stocks, while auto, healthcare, banks, and FMCG names experienced selling. PVR Inox fell more than 2%, HUDCO increased nearly 7%, and Aurobindo Pharma closed with gains of over 4%. Analysts suggest selling PVR on the rise and buying HUDCO and Aurobindo Pharma at current levels or on dips.

"We are still debating about how to infuse capital into the housing finance company. The debate is whether we should infuse capital or we should unlock the value by diluting 10-20% of our holding, or go for an initial public offer. We are not yet clear about the path we want to take," Shriram Finance Managing Director YS Chakravarti told ET.

Today, we are growing our retail loans organically at 27%, which is faster than probably any private sector bank. We have also been able to attract talent from almost every bank, retain it, and also use it in terms of key functions to upgrade ourselves, says Sanjiv Chadha.

Bullish Harami is a two-bar candlestick pattern after a downtrend. The first bar is a red candlestick, normally followed by a standard or long legged doji. This doji is completely engulfed by the preceding candle.​

And we have confidence, we have the cost efficient, our cost of manufacturing is the lowest in the industry, we have a 2000 SKU. Our product portfolio is too large, nobody is near to us. Our distribution network is very strong.

Bharti Airtel reported a 50% YoY rise in the consolidated net profit for the quarter ended March to Rs 3,006 crore. Consolidated revenue grew 14.3% YoY to Rs 36,009 crore

Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing’s ability to service its debt during fiscal years 2024 and 2025 has raised concerns, according to Care Ratings. Delays in raising Rs 940 crore through rights issues and asset monetisation have caused the issues. The Wadia group company has scheduled debt repayment of Rs 3597 crore between FY 24 and FY25 with scheduled payments of Rs 942 crore in FY24 and Rs 2655 crore in FY25.

The market regulator has proposed to include multistate cooperatives with net worth of more than Rs 500 crore, non banking financial companies and housing finance companies, pension Funds (including overseas pension funds, NPS Trust, Employee Provident Fund Organization), refinancing agencies such as MUDRA,reinsurance companies, small finance banks and other SEBI regulated entities with net worth of more than Rs 500 crore

​In Futures Long Position, average traded and delivered quantity for 5 days together with cumulative open interest (OI) and price for the underlying stock increase. ​