BSE Ltd shares rose 4.9% after Jefferies upgraded its rating to ‘hold’ and increased the target price to Rs 5,250. The upgrade reflects optimism about earnings potential despite challenges from Sebi’s new F&O rules. Analysts expect brokers to implement price hikes, stabilizing volumes. Goldman Sachs also initiated coverage with a ‘neutral’ stance and target price of Rs 5,060.
Global risks loom, but India stands tall amidst Asia’s volatile recovery: Geoff Dennis
India, of course, we hope they get a trade deal with the US, whatever that means, but India is less vulnerable to pressure on the
May 19, 2025