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BSE:BSE News 1 January 2026 - 3 January 2026

BSE share price today: BSE Ltd climbs as Nifty hits record close, earnings and Budget in focus

BSE share price today: BSE Ltd climbs as Nifty hits record close, earnings and Budget in focus

NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 08:44 ET — Market closed. Shares of BSE Ltd, operator of India’s Bombay Stock Exchange, rose 1.47% to 2,666.50 rupees in Friday’s session, according to Economic Times data. The stock’s market value was about 1.09 trillion rupees, and it has traded between 1,226.10 and 3,030.00 rupees over the past year. The Economic Times The gain…
3 January 2026
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BSE share price today: BSE Ltd slips as investors brace for December-quarter results

BSE share price today: BSE Ltd slips as investors brace for December-quarter results

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 08:47 ET — Market closed BSE Ltd shares slipped 0.16% to end at 2,628 rupees on Thursday, in a subdued start to 2026 for Indian equities. The stock traded between 2,603 and 2,650.5 rupees, with about 1.66 million shares changing hands. Yahoo Finance India’s blue-chip indices finished little changed as New Year holidays kept participation…
1 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Jim Cramer Advises Patience on Starbucks Ahead of Earnings
    January 27, 2026, 1:39 PM EST. Jim Cramer highlighted Starbucks ahead of its Wednesday earnings report and Thursday investor day. After a strong 14.5% gain early in 2024, he downgraded the stock to a 2-rating, advising investors to be patient. Unless Starbucks delivers strong results, the stock could dip as CEO Brian Niccol is expected to outline a multi-year turnaround rather than immediate gains. Meanwhile, Tuesday's mixed market saw winners like Corning jump over 16% on a $6 billion Meta contract, while Procter & Gamble fell nearly 1% after a TD Cowen downgrade amid concerns about subdued U.S. growth. Upcoming earnings from Microsoft, Meta, and Apple weigh on investor sentiment as the Federal Reserve meeting looms.
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