Nifty Bank

the Nifty Bank index increased for the fourth day on January 2, hitting a record high of 60,152. The surge was fueled by strong credit demand and positive quarterly updates from banks, with Yes Bank leading the rally.

The Nifty Bank index gained 17% in 2025, with analysts bullish on the sector's growth. Key players like Kotak Mahindra Bank and HDFC Bank are highlighted as top picks, while PSU banks are also poised for strong performance.

Stocks to buy: Vaishali Parekh recommended three buy-or-sell stocks for intraday trading: Texmaco Rail & Engineering, Kabra Extrusion Technik, Fortis Healthcare.

The Nifty Bank index reached a record high of 59,897.50, gaining 0.2% amid positive market sentiment. With a 15% rise over the past year and a strong outlook for credit growth, analysts predict it may exceed 60,000 by December.

The Nifty Bank index reached a record high of 59,264.25, marking a 0.62 percent gain. Public-sector banks outperformed private ones, but analysts predict large private banks will drive future growth due to better profitability and funding costs. SBI and Bank of Baroda face challenges ahead.

The flagship banking index of the Indian stock market — Nifty Bank — surged to a fresh record high on Monday, November 17, topping the 59,000 level for the first time.

Stocks to buy: Regarding intraday stocks for today, Vaishali Parekh of Prabhudas Lilladher recommends three stocks to buy: Belrise Industries, Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels and Garden Reach Ship Builders.

Regarding stocks to buy today, Vaishali Parekh recommended three buy-or-sell stocks: Jayaswal Neco Industries, Dr Reddy's Laboratories and Panama Petrochem.

Rebounding over 10,000 points from its March 2025 low of 47,702.90, the Nifty Bank index surged to a fresh high of 57,828.30 in intraday deals today, October 17.

Indian equities ended September positively, with the Nifty 50 up 0.75%. Despite earlier losses and mixed sector performances, analysts suggest sectors like metals, healthcare, and renewable energy are poised for growth, driven by domestic demand and supportive policies.