Experts believe there's a re-rating of Chinese stocks underway. Meanwhile, foreign portfolio investors have been dumping Indian stocks due to high valuations.

After years of consistently outperforming emerging market equities, India’s edge appears to be fading.

According to Bloomberg data, Centrum Broking is the only brokerage tracking the stock, and it has a “Sell” rating with a 12-month target price of ₹5,340. This is less than half of Monday’s closing...

In contrast, FPIs—once seen as the driving force in Indian markets—have trimmed their holdings to a 13-year low of 17%, selling over ₹1 lakh crore of equities so far in 2025.

According to bulk deal data, six promoter-group individuals of Clean Science and Technology sold 2.5 crore shares or 24% of the outstanding equity at ₹1,079 apiece, raising ₹2,750 crore. Key buyers...

Over the past three months, the benchmark Nifty50 gained 1.5%, while the Nifty Midcap rose 3.1% and the Small-Cap index advanced 2.8%.

In Wednesday’s trade, shares of HCG gained 2.1% to close at ₹682.10 on the BSE, after touching a record high of ₹700.65, while V-Guard slipped nearly 1% to ₹370.45 on the NSE.

Foreign portfolio investors have nearly halved their stake in Aarti Industries in the last two years. While Aarti is not the only stock that FIIs have dumped, it's definitely the most hit.

Average pay for Nifty50 chiefs fell 10.3% to ₹25.1 crore in FY25, weighed down by sharp IT pay cuts and index changes, even as corporate profits and revenues rose.