Stock market today: Buoyed by the two week US-Iran ceasefire, stock markets opened in green on Wednesday, rallying strongly ahead of the RBI monetary policy review. While Nifty50 went above 23,900, BSE Sensex rose over 2,800 points.
Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi achieved a remarkable feat against Jasprit Bumrah in the IPL, smashing two sixes off the formidable bowler in his very first encounter. This electrifying performance saw the young batsman score 39 off 14 balls, a feat no other prominent T20 star has managed against Bumrah.
Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Titans face a weather threat for their IPL 2026 clash. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms are predicted, potentially delaying the match. While evening conditions look clearer, ground staff face a challenge. The match is expected to proceed, but outfield and pitch conditions could be affected.
Stock market today: Buoyed by the two week US-Iran ceasefire, stock markets opened in green on Wednesday, rallying strongly ahead of the RBI monetary policy review. While Nifty50 went above 23,800, BSE Sensex rose over 2,600 points.
Goldman Sachs warns AI job losses could inflict lasting financial damage, with affected workers facing years of lower pay and slower career progression. Analysis reveals technology-displaced individuals experience reduced earnings growth and prolonged unemployment. However, retraining offers a path to recovery, significantly boosting wages and reducing joblessness.
Stock market recommendations: Birlasoft, Bajaj Holdings, and Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ltd are the stocks recommended for buying by Mehul Kothari, DVP - Technical Research at Anand Rathi Shares today (April 8, 2026):
US President Trump announced a two-week pause on military strikes against Iran, contingent on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and diplomatic engagement. While a narrow window for talks has opened, the situation remains volatile. Iran has proposed a 10-point peace framework, but discrepancies and ongoing military activity highlight the fragility of the de-escalation.
