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Sapphire Foods Receives ₹516.84 Crore GST Notice

Sensex Outlook for 24-Sep-2026 Looks Range Bound

Sensex ended the September 23 session up by 299.17 points (0.40%) at 74,828.25. Sensex recovery to was led by robust domestic flash PMI growth momentum and easing crude oil prices. As we head into the weekly options expiry on Thursday, September 24, 2026, technical indicators present a mixed to bullish underlying structure that suggests a range bound market. The Daily MACD is below zero and the Hourly MACD is above zero indicating a tug of war between buyers and sellers. Hourly RSI above 50 levels the midline indicates a neutral to bullish trend. Thus, the overall trend of Sensex looks to be in a range, and thus the markets might move either side. Buy on dips and sell on rise would be the best strategy to deploy for today’s market considering the overall trend of Sensex. We may expect a change in trend only if the price sustains below the support level or above the resistance level. I have provided Sensex Spot resistance and support levels which would help you learn in taking informed trading decisions using these levels and understand how support and resistance levels work in financial markets. Sensex Spot Resistance 1 - 75120 Resistance 2 - 75205 Support 1 - 74545 Support 2 - 74460 Happy Learning, Happy Trading and have a wonderful day Top Gainers : TATASTEEL, BAJFINANCE, ITC. Top Losers : HCLTECH, INFY, TCS.

ITC raises cigarette prices again amid tax pressure

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Why Corporate Disclosures Matter in the Stock Market

A company’s story is not written only through revenue, profits and share prices. Sometimes, the most important chapter is hidden inside its disclosures. According to a September 22, 2026 Business Standard report, SEBI settled proceedings against five

GST 2.0: From Tax Reform to Consumption Recovery

Imagine a consumer walking into a showroom with a little more money left in the wallet after paying taxes. Multiply that behaviour across millions of consumers, and a tax reform can gradually become a demand story. According to Business Standard, net GST collections showed signs of recovery from January 2026 after remaining subdued during late 2025. GST 2.0 simplified the structure around 5% and 18% slabs, with a special 40% rate for selected goods. For investors, the educational takeaway is not simply “lower GST = higher stock prices.” The more useful framework is to track **tax savings → affordability → consumption → company volumes → revenue → margins**. Within the **Nifty 500 universe**, sectors that may potentially benefit from stronger consumption and improved affordability include consumer-facing businesses such as **Hindustan Unilever, ITC, Britannia Industries, Marico, Dabur India, Trent, Titan Company, Asian Paints, Berger Paints India, and Metro Brands**. The impact, however, will not be identical. Investors should examine GST exposure, pricing power, volume growth, rural demand, margins and competitive intensity before forming any investment view. GST reforms can influence affordability and demand, but investors should connect tax changes with volumes, margins, earnings and valuations. **Stocks in Focus:** Hindustan Unilever | ITC | Britannia Industries | Marico | Dabur India |

Eternal and HCL Tech Lead as Bharti Airtel Tumbles Over 3%

The market closed higher on Monday, with the Sensex settling at 74,858.99, up 0.76%, and the Nifty 50 ending at 23,414.30, up 67.90 points (0.29%). This marks a genuine turnaround after six consecutive weekly declines, driven by falling global crude oil prices, FII inflows, and buying in pharma and realty stocks. 1)