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D-Street ends lower as geopolitics, crude weigh on sentiment
Indian equities started the week on a weak note, with geopolitical tensions and elevated crude prices weighing on sentiment. The Sensex fell 383 points to 76,133, while the Nifty50 declined 119 points to 23,779. IT stocks were among the biggest drags. Despite the risk-off mood, institutional flows offered some support. FIIs turned marginal buyers with net purchases of ₹280.13 crore, while DIIs extended their buying streak to 20 sessions, buying ₹566.76 crore on a provisional basis.
Stock market fall today: Why Sensex, Nifty ended lower amid geopolitical tensions
The equity benchmark indices ended lower on Monday (September 7) as heightened geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment, with the Sensex falling 383 points to 76,133 and the Nifty50 declining 119 points to 23,779.
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Also read:Rupee falls 7 paise to close at 94.50 against US dollar
FIIs turn marginal buyers on Monday, DIIs extend 20-session streak
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned net buyers in Indian equities on Monday after selling on Friday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) extended their buying streak to the 20th consecutive session, according to provisional data.
Read moreTomorrow’s Market Focus
With the Nifty slipping below a key technical level, investors head into Tuesday watching the index’s next move, along with a busy slate of corporate developments and primary-market activity. Adani Power, Shiprocket, Swiggy and Neuland Labs will be among the stocks to watch. The IPO market is also gearing up for a busy week, with 12 issues worth more than ₹7,100 crore lined up, while the revival in private capex remains an important broader market theme.
Nifty Outlook for September 8: What next for the index after 1,000-point correction from August peak?
After Friday's modest pullback, the benchmark Nifty50 resumed its decline on Monday, falling 118 points to close at 23,779.15. The index slipped below the key 23,800 level as heightened geopolitical tensions and elevated crude oil prices weighed on sentiment.
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Stocks to Watch for September 8: Adani Power, Shiprocket, Swiggy, Neuland Labs and more
From Adani Power’s GVK Energy acquisition to Swiggy’s stake sale in Lynks Logistics and new orders for GE Vernova T&D India, here are some stocks to track ahead of Tuesday’s trading session.
Read more All you need to know about the 12 IPOs worth over ₹7,100 crore that open this week
India’s primary market is gearing up for a busy week, with a dozen IPOs lined up across the mainboard segment between September 7 and September 16. Eleven of these issues are expected to raise around ₹7,055 crore, with companies spanning real estate, engineering, specialty chemicals, financial services, payments and consumer businesses .
Read moreAlso read: Pernod Ricard India IPO: Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan among four banks tapped as advisors
Private capex picks up: India Inc spends nearly ₹8 lakh crore as profits, cash reserves rise
Private-sector capex by 341 Nifty 500 companies nearly doubled in five years to ₹7.61 lakh crore in FY26, as stronger profits and accumulated cash reserves gave India Inc greater room to step up investments despite broadly flat free cash flow.
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Defence, Delhi, Diplomacy
From a ₹1.10 lakh crore defence procurement push to questions over the safety of student accommodation in Delhi, Monday brought a mix of policy, public safety and geopolitical developments.
The Defence Acquisition Council cleared a major procurement package with 98% of the approved projects to be sourced from Indian industry. Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court questioned the Centre, Delhi government and MCD over the safety of paying guest accommodations following the Satya Niketan collapse. In space, IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka said the growing role of private companies does not mean ISRO is being hollowed out. And in geopolitics, the Kremlin left the door open to a possible restart of Russia-Ukraine-US peace talks.
DAC gives administrative nod to procurement worth ₹1.10 Lakh Crore
The Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, gave its administrative approval to projects worth ₹1,10,000 crore for the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy. The council has cleared proposals for helicopters, radars, vehicles, and turbines, among others, and has emphasised indigenous procurement in its decision, stating that off the Acceptance of Necessities (AoN) accorded, 98% will be procured from Indian Industries.
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Delhi HC questions government over safety of PGs after Satya Niketan collapse
The Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Centre, Delhi government and MCD over the collapse of a PG accommodation in Satya Niketan, questioning the government over the lack of hostels and the safety of student accommodations.
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ISRO’s role is not shrinking, private sector will take up routine manufacturing: Pawan Goenka
ISRO is not being hollowed out and the transfer of mature technologies to private companies is part of a planned process, IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka said, addressing concerns over the space agency’s growing role in India’s expanding private space sector.
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Kremlin says it does not rule out restart of peace talks with Ukraine and US
The Kremlin said on Monday that it did not rule out the resumption of peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, but said it was too early to say when and where such talks might take place.
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Indian equities started the week on a weak note, with geopolitical tensions and elevated crude prices weighing on sentiment. The Sensex fell 383 points to 76,133, while the Nifty50 declined 119 points to 23,779. IT stocks were among the biggest drags. Despite the risk-off mood, institutional flows offered some support. FIIs turned marginal buyers with net purchases of ₹280.13 crore, while DIIs extended their buying streak to 20 sessions, buying ₹566.76 crore on a provisional basis.
Stock market fall today: Why Sensex, Nifty ended lower amid geopolitical tensions
The equity benchmark indices ended lower on Monday (September 7) as heightened geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment, with the Sensex falling 383 points to 76,133 and the Nifty50 declining 119 points to 23,779.
Read more
Also read:Rupee falls 7 paise to close at 94.50 against US dollar
FIIs turn marginal buyers on Monday, DIIs extend 20-session streak
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned net buyers in Indian equities on Monday after selling on Friday, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) extended their buying streak to the 20th consecutive session, according to provisional data.
Read moreTomorrow’s Market Focus
With the Nifty slipping below a key technical level, investors head into Tuesday watching the index’s next move, along with a busy slate of corporate developments and primary-market activity. Adani Power, Shiprocket, Swiggy and Neuland Labs will be among the stocks to watch. The IPO market is also gearing up for a busy week, with 12 issues worth more than ₹7,100 crore lined up, while the revival in private capex remains an important broader market theme.
Nifty Outlook for September 8: What next for the index after 1,000-point correction from August peak?
After Friday's modest pullback, the benchmark Nifty50 resumed its decline on Monday, falling 118 points to close at 23,779.15. The index slipped below the key 23,800 level as heightened geopolitical tensions and elevated crude oil prices weighed on sentiment.
Read more
Stocks to Watch for September 8: Adani Power, Shiprocket, Swiggy, Neuland Labs and more
From Adani Power’s GVK Energy acquisition to Swiggy’s stake sale in Lynks Logistics and new orders for GE Vernova T&D India, here are some stocks to track ahead of Tuesday’s trading session.
Read more All you need to know about the 12 IPOs worth over ₹7,100 crore that open this week
India’s primary market is gearing up for a busy week, with a dozen IPOs lined up across the mainboard segment between September 7 and September 16. Eleven of these issues are expected to raise around ₹7,055 crore, with companies spanning real estate, engineering, specialty chemicals, financial services, payments and consumer businesses .
Read moreAlso read: Pernod Ricard India IPO: Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan among four banks tapped as advisors
Private capex picks up: India Inc spends nearly ₹8 lakh crore as profits, cash reserves rise
Private-sector capex by 341 Nifty 500 companies nearly doubled in five years to ₹7.61 lakh crore in FY26, as stronger profits and accumulated cash reserves gave India Inc greater room to step up investments despite broadly flat free cash flow.
Read more
Defence, Delhi, Diplomacy
From a ₹1.10 lakh crore defence procurement push to questions over the safety of student accommodation in Delhi, Monday brought a mix of policy, public safety and geopolitical developments.
The Defence Acquisition Council cleared a major procurement package with 98% of the approved projects to be sourced from Indian industry. Meanwhile, the Delhi High Court questioned the Centre, Delhi government and MCD over the safety of paying guest accommodations following the Satya Niketan collapse. In space, IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka said the growing role of private companies does not mean ISRO is being hollowed out. And in geopolitics, the Kremlin left the door open to a possible restart of Russia-Ukraine-US peace talks.
DAC gives administrative nod to procurement worth ₹1.10 Lakh Crore
The Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, gave its administrative approval to projects worth ₹1,10,000 crore for the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy. The council has cleared proposals for helicopters, radars, vehicles, and turbines, among others, and has emphasised indigenous procurement in its decision, stating that off the Acceptance of Necessities (AoN) accorded, 98% will be procured from Indian Industries.
Read more
Delhi HC questions government over safety of PGs after Satya Niketan collapse
The Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Centre, Delhi government and MCD over the collapse of a PG accommodation in Satya Niketan, questioning the government over the lack of hostels and the safety of student accommodations.
Read more
ISRO’s role is not shrinking, private sector will take up routine manufacturing: Pawan Goenka
ISRO is not being hollowed out and the transfer of mature technologies to private companies is part of a planned process, IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka said, addressing concerns over the space agency’s growing role in India’s expanding private space sector.
Read more
Kremlin says it does not rule out restart of peace talks with Ukraine and US
The Kremlin said on Monday that it did not rule out the resumption of peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, but said it was too early to say when and where such talks might take place.
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