Tech View: Nifty forms a bullish hammer pattern. What traders should do on Tuesday

Om Mehra, SAMCO Securities, notes that Nifty’s daily chart shows a bullish hammer pattern, hinting at a trend reversal. After consolidating around 23,150–23,200, the index seems poised for an upward move. Positive RSI divergence and a narrowing MACD histogram indicate reduced bearish pressure, supporting potential consolidation or a minor pullback before further gains.

Wipro management on Q3 revenues, wage hike impact and Q4 order pipeline

Wipro’s CFO Aparna Iyer announced that the wage hike implemented in September has been fully absorbed, contributing to a Q3 operating margin of 17.5%. The deal pipeline remains robust, focusing on cost optimization and transformation investments. Attrition levels have marginally increased, but a positive outlook for AI, data, and cloud services sustains demand.

RBL Bank shares skid 6% after Q3 net profit plummets 86% YoY to Rs 33 crore

RBL Bank shares dropped by 5.9% due to an 86% YoY decline in net profit for the December quarter, mainly from microloan issues. Core net interest income rose slightly, but net interest margin fell. CEO Subramaniakumar noted improvements in collection efficiency and expected recovery in microfinance and credit card segments over the coming quarters.

Rising consumption and ongoing premiumisation is a story for India: Jonathan Schiessl

Jonathan Schiessl, Deputy CIO of Westminster Asset Management, remains optimistic about stock returns despite expected volatility with Trump 2.0. He highlights market differences from Trump’s first term, including higher interest rates and inflation, and maintains strong positions in India and emerging markets for long-term growth. Sectors like defence and consumer plays are seen as promising.