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NSE:INDIGO News 27 December 2025 - 6 January 2026

IndiGo share price drops 2% to near 5,000 rupees as investors eye results date and policy risks

IndiGo share price drops 2% to near 5,000 rupees as investors eye results date and policy risks

Bengaluru, Jan 6, 2026, 17:15 IST — Market closed InterGlobe Aviation, which operates India’s biggest airline IndiGo, fell about 2% on Tuesday, ending near 5,002 rupees on the NSE after touching an intraday low of 4,990. The stock had opened at 5,100 and hit a high of 5,140.5 before sliding, with about 0.8 million shares changing hands. The move tracked…
6 January 2026
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Navi Mumbai International Airport Hits Nearly 10,000 Passengers in Two Days: First Flights, Early Glitches, and What Changes Next for Mumbai Flyers

Navi Mumbai International Airport Hits Nearly 10,000 Passengers in Two Days: First Flights, Early Glitches, and What Changes Next for Mumbai Flyers

Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) has begun its commercial journey with a strong early turnout, handling nearly 10,000 passengers across its first two days of scheduled operations—a signal that Mumbai’s long-awaited second airport is already attracting demand from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Ndtv According to figures shared by airport authorities and reported by multiple outlets, NMIA processed 4,922 passengers…
27 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Big Tech Earnings, Crude Oil Rises on Iran Tensions
    January 29, 2026, 12:27 PM EST. Stocks fell as mixed big tech earnings pressured the market. Meta Platforms and IBM surged over 7%, while Microsoft dropped more than 10% following weak cloud growth and rising expenses. The S&P 500 declined 0.41%, Dow was nearly flat, and Nasdaq slid 0.80%. Crude oil prices jumped over 4%, hitting a 4.25-month high after President Trump urged Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal and warned of military readiness. Precious metals soared, with gold and silver hitting record highs amid dollar weakness concerns. The U.S. jobless claims showed a modest rise but continuing claims fell to a six-month low. The trade deficit widened to $56.8 billion in November. Markets remain cautious ahead of potential tariff developments and a looming government funding deadline this Friday, raising shutdown risks.
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