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India (NSE/BSE) Earnings & Economic Calendar 2026
Track earnings results, RBI policy decisions, CPI data, GDP releases and dividend ex-dates for Indian stocks traded on NSE and BSE.
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India Market Event Guide
Earnings Season
Indian company quarterly results follow a Q1 (Apr–Jun), Q2 (Jul–Sep), Q3 (Oct–Dec), Q4 (Jan–Mar) cycle. Results season typically peaks 3–6 weeks after each quarter end. Blue chips like Reliance, TCS, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank are watched closely for sector read-throughs.
Economic Events
Key India macro events include RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meetings (8 per year), CPI and WPI inflation data, GDP growth, IIP industrial production, trade deficit, and Union Budget. These events often trigger broad Nifty and sector moves.
Dividend Calendar
NSE and BSE listed companies declare dividends with an ex-dividend date and a record date. The dividend calendar is especially relevant for blue-chip names like ITC, HUL, TCS and Infosys which have consistent payout histories.
Frequently Asked Questions — India Calendar
When do Indian companies report quarterly results?
Results for Q1 (Apr–Jun) come in July–August; Q2 (Jul–Sep) in October–November; Q3 (Oct–Dec) in January–February; Q4 (Jan–Mar) in April–May. Large-caps typically report within 45 days of quarter end.
What is the most important macro event for Indian markets?
The RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting is arguably the most market-moving macro event, followed by CPI data, the Union Budget and US Fed decisions which affect FII flows.
How do I track dividend dates for Indian stocks?
The calendar shows ex-dividend dates and record dates. Shares must be held before the ex-dividend date to receive the dividend. NSE announces these dates officially after board approval.
Are NSE market holidays on the calendar?
Yes. NSE and BSE market holidays (Holi, Diwali, Republic Day, Independence Day etc.) are included as market-hours events so you can plan around trading halts.