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D-Street up on bank, auto boost amid caution ahead of F&O expiry
Indian equity benchmarks rose on Monday, with the Nifty and Sensex gaining 0.6% amid mixed investor sentiment. While optimism surrounded lower US tariffs, renewed negotiation uncertainty loomed. Foreign portfolio investors were net buyers, contributing to the market's uptick, though the IT sector saw a decline.
Price targets, ratings of big IT companies cut on 'downside risks'
Jefferies has downgraded several major Indian IT stocks, including Infosys and TCS, citing AI-related disruptions and greater downside risks. The brokerage shifted its preference to mid-sized IT firms, identifying Coforge, Sagility, and IKS as top picks with projected returns of 19-26%.
HAL shares decline 5% on Tejas crash reports; company denies incident
The shares of Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) fell 5% to settle at Rs 4,024 on Monday after media reports claimed that a Tejas light combat aircraft (LCA) crashed during a training sortie.
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10% becomes 15%: How stock market may react to Trumps tariff shift on Monday
Indian markets head into Monday amid fresh tariff uncertainty after Donald Trump raised temporary US import duties from 10% to 15%, following a Supreme Court setback. While experts say markets may price in continuity, near-term volatility remains likely. Export-oriented sectors could see knee-jerk reactions as investors assess legal risks, refund implications and the broader India-US trade understanding.
M-cap of six of top 10 most valued firms climbs Rs 63,000 crore; L&T, SBI biggest gainers
Top Indian firms saw a significant market valuation surge last week, with Larsen & Toubro and State Bank of India leading the gains. Six of the top-10 valued companies collectively added over Rs 63,000 crore, while others experienced a decline in their market capitalization.
IPO watch: 9 new issues set to open this week; GMPs hint at up to 36% returns
Primary markets brace for a hectic week as nine IPOs open across the mainboard and SME segments. Grey market premiums remain selective, with standout interest in select SME counters.
Up to 205% surge: 10 penny stocks shine in FY26, 4 become multibaggers
In FY26, 10 penny stocks surged 50205%, with four multibaggers.
Dalal Street Week Ahead: Nifty braces for fresh breakout after US Supreme Court verdict boost
Nifty ended the week in a consolidative range, reflecting caution ahead of Mondays open after the US Supreme Court verdict. Markets are watching for breakout momentum, with key sectors showing mixed relative strength. Investors should track resistance, support, and global cues for direction in the coming week.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) turned net buyers in February, investing Rs 16,912 crore amid improved Q3 corporate earnings. While outflows hit Rs 35,962 crore in January, buying returned across financial services and capital goods. Analysts see this as a potential trend reversal, with continued FPI inflows expected through FY26.
Sweeping tariffs gone but Trump's 15% global tariffs on. What to expect from markets on Monday?
Indian markets are set for a strong start following a US Supreme Court ruling. This decision removes Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, benefiting export sectors like gems, jewellery, textiles, marine products, and pharmaceuticals. Auto sector action is also expected. Experts see this as a major sentiment booster, though they advise caution on potential Trump administration responses.
Powering the AI revolution: A Rs 200 lakh crore opportunity for capital markets
Indias AI revolution will rely less on code and more on massive infrastructurepower, fibre, cooling, chips, data centres and long-term capital. With a 200 lakh crore investment opportunity ahead, Indias maturing capital markets, REITs, InvITs and global investor appetite position the country to finance this next big private-sector-led buildout.
Markets ended higher despite volatility, with Nifty consolidating in a narrow range. FII positioning shows gradual short covering but remains cautious. IT stocks stay under pressure, while banking and PSU sectors show strength. Analysts expect sideways movement with stock-specific action and highlight key technical levels for the coming week.
Sunil Singhanias Abakkus Portfolio: 7 stocks gain up to 60% in FY26; 2 new buys in Q3
Sunil Singhanias Abakkus portfolio shows a mixed FY26 performance, with seven stocks gaining over 30% and some declining sharply. The portfolio value has moderated, while two new additions were made in Q3. The analysis highlights key winners, laggards and evolving investment trends among prominent Dalal Street investors.
JSW Steel, Tata Steel poised for margin recovery as domestic demand holds firm: Siddhartha Khemka
India's steel sector shines globally with robust domestic demand and expanding capacity. It is the world's fastest-growing steel market. Projections show significant volume growth through FY28. Infrastructure, real estate, and energy transition fuel this expansion. Domestic producers benefit from protectionist measures and improving pricing. JSW Steel and Tata Steel are poised for growth.
