HDFC Bank crashes 9% in one day. Which mutual funds have highest exposure to this stock in February
HDFC Bank shares fell nearly 9% after the resignation of Chairman Atanu Chakraborty triggered leadership concerns. Mutual funds held 359 crore shares worth Rs 3.19 lakh crore before the fall, with SBI Mutual Fund leading exposure. The data highlights significant institutional holding in the stock despite recent volatility.
HDFC Bank ADRs crash another 4% after sharp selloff, hinting at more losses on Friday
HDFC Bank’s US-listed shares dipped further following the former chairman’s sudden resignation, citing ethical concerns. Despite management’s reassurances and a lack of specific details, investors remain cautious. Analysts, however, see the stock correction as a potential buying opportunity, emphasizing the bank’s strong fundamentals and leadership continuity over perceived tactical differences.
India’s largest asset manager SBI Mutual Fund files DRHP for IPO. Check details
SBI Mutual Fund, India’s largest asset manager, has filed for an IPO. The offering is entirely an offer for sale by its promoters, State Bank of India and Amundi India Holding. This move aims to provide liquidity to existing shareholders. The company manages significant assets and has a strong market share. Financial performance shows consistent […]
These 9 smallcap multibaggers of 2025 fall up to 30% in less than 3 months
After strong 2025 multibagger gains, several small-cap stocks corrected 10–30% in early 2026 amid global uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, and rising crude prices, highlighting their high-risk, high-reward nature for investors.
2 top stock recommendations from Rahul Sharma
Indian markets experienced a pullback after recent gains. Analysts note the market’s stability and suggest this presents a buying opportunity. Nifty ETFs are recommended for accumulation. ONGC and Tata Power are highlighted as stocks with potential upside. Investors are advised to watch key levels for Nifty’s recovery.
Brent crude spikes above $116/bbl after attacks on Mideast energy assets multiply
Oil prices saw a sharp rise Thursday. Brent crude reached over $116 a barrel. This followed Iran’s attacks on energy facilities across the Middle East. Israel had previously struck Iran’s South Pars gas field. These events mark a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. The U.S. Federal Reserve maintained steady interest rates.
Who is Atanu Chakraborty? The man behind HDFC Bank’s Rs 1 lakh crore market cap wipeout
HDFC Bank’s share price plummeted by up to 9%, wiping out over Rs 1 lakh crore in market value following the resignation of its part-time Chairman, Atanu Chakraborty. Chakraborty cited ethical concerns over the bank’s practices in recent years. Interim Chairman Keki Mistry assured investors there was no power struggle and no governance issues were […]
Valuations attractive, but clarity critical for HDFC Bank rebound: Aditya Shah
HDFC Bank is under intense investor scrutiny due to leadership changes and boardroom disagreements. This situation adds to existing concerns about growth and margins. While short-term volatility is anticipated, long-term investors may find opportunities as the bank’s structural strengths remain intact.
Inflation to stay sticky, Jahangir Aziz rules out Fed rate cuts in 2026
Global markets face complex risks from geopolitical tensions and fragmented oil prices. Economist Jahangir Aziz highlights that Brent crude is not the sole indicator. He believes the US Federal Reserve will not cut rates this year, with a potential hike in 2027. Persistent inflation could lead to demand destruction. Investors must look beyond surface-level signals.
Jonathan Schiessl flags prolonged inflation risk amid conflict
Global markets show resilience but geopolitical conflict fuels uncertainty. Inflation risks persist, impacting central bank strategies. Investors are cautious, reducing exposure rather than increasing risk. Traditional safe havens offer little comfort. Foreign investors are trimming exposure from India due to energy price spikes and tech sector concerns. Capital preservation is the priority.