The Indian stock market is experiencing a correction phase with significant variations in damage across sectors. Analysts recommend a focus on long-term investment, avoiding panic selling and speculative stocks while diversifying portfolios. Defensive strategies and disciplined approach are crucial amid ongoing volatility.

The period for filing updated returns, ITR-U, has been extended from 2 years to 4 years from the end of the relevant assessment year

Corporate profits are soaring but workers aren’t seeing the benefits highlighted the Economic Survey 2024-25

Anirudh Garg, Partner and Fund Manager at Invasset PMS said investors' confidence in small caps stems from their significant growth potential and the strong performance of these funds in recent years.

Similarly, investments in the mid-cap funds nearly tripled last year to ₹14,660 crore against ₹4,887 crore in March quarter

The December quarter is a traditionally weak quarter for India’s IT services companies due to lower number of working days in the US and Europe—the sector’s bread-and-butter markets. Even then, the Q3 showing by large-cap IT exporters have collectively sent out a warning plume of smoke.

According to Anirudh Garg of Invasset PMS, a well-balanced Budget aligned with India's growth vision could significantly boost market sentiment and long-term growth prospects.

Union Budget 2025: The Indian stock market faces pressure due to foreign capital outflows and macroeconomic concerns ahead of the Union Budget 2025, with hopes for tax reforms and increased capital expenditure to stimulate growth.

The standout growth in Taiwan's stock market was largely driven by the country's critical role in the global semiconductor supply chain, according to analysts