INDIA MARKET LENS

About India Market Lens

India Market Lens is India's leading market reporting and intelligence platform, built to make the Indian stock market easier to follow and easier to understand.

What sets it apart is that everything is in one place. Financial news from across the press, our own journalism, market data, research tools and financial models sit side by side, so a reader can move from a headline to the company behind it, the figures that matter and the tools to test them. Resources that were long the preserve of institutional desks are now within every reader's reach.

Coverage takes in the Sensex and Nifty and the sectors beneath them, more than 500 companies listed on the NSE and BSE, the primary market and the regulation that governs it all. A market report is published every trading day.

What we publish

Market reports

The session in one read: how the benchmark indices closed, which sectors led and lagged, how broad the move was, how institutions traded and what drove it. Every report keeps its own dated page in the archive.

Newsroom

Indian stock market news from many publishers in one place, so the stories that matter are quick to find. Reports of the same event are combined into one story and filed under Markets, Economy & Policy, Companies, IPO or World, while sector and theme pages follow a subject over time. Every item credits its publisher and links to the source.

Editor's Corner

Our own journalism on Indian markets and companies. Explainers and in-depth analysis take results, filings, economic data and policy changes and set out what they mean, for whom and why, testing the consensus against the evidence. The Newsroom gathers other publishers' reporting; Editor's Corner adds our interpretation.

Company analysis

One page for every company we track: share price history, quarterly results, valuation, business quality, risk and exchange filings, with its peers alongside for comparison.

Rules and regulation

What changed in the rules, and what it means in practice: decisions by SEBI, the RBI, the stock exchanges and the government that affect investors and listed companies.

Market data and analytical tools

Data and tools for working through a question yourself. Each works on the inputs you give it, so scenarios can be tested and compared.

  • FII & DII flows →

    Daily cash-market buying and selling by foreign and domestic institutions, in rupee crore, read against its recent trend, with the day's block and bulk deals.

  • Promoter moves →

    Promoter and insider transactions from SEBI disclosures: stake changes, pledges and open offers.

  • Mutual funds →

    Year-to-date and three-year returns for direct-plan equity funds, category averages and new fund offers.

  • Research Hub →

    Full-text search across recent financial news and BSE corporate filings, with a notebook for keeping what matters.

  • Quant Desk →

    The NIFTY 50's volatility regime, how closely stocks move together, factor leaders on momentum, low volatility and trend, and same-sector pairs that have drifted apart.

  • Analytics Lab →

    Return and risk statistics for any NSE stock or basket: Sharpe and Sortino ratios, drawdowns, alpha and beta against the NIFTY 50, a one-year simulation and stress losses.

  • Analyst Lab →

    Option premiums, Greeks and implied volatility, multi-leg strategy payoffs, bond yield, duration and convexity, and XIRR, with F&O expiries adjusted for market holidays.

  • Portfolio Lab →

    Weights for a basket of NSE stocks by maximum Sharpe ratio, minimum volatility, risk parity or lowest tail loss, and the record of any basket against the NIFTY 50 from a chosen date.

Our approach

India Market Lens offers market reporting and research tools for company analysis: a clear account of where markets stand, the few developments in a crowded day that need attention, and the means to examine them for yourself.

Market data can be delayed, incomplete or revised, so each figure carries its date. How to read our data, and its limits, is set out under Disclaimer & disclosures.

Contact

Questions, feedback and corrections are welcome. If we have something wrong, tell us and we will put it right.

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