Macro buffers to help India tide over Gulf crisis: World Bank
India’s economic growth for FY27 is projected at 6.6 percent. The World Bank notes potential risks from the Gulf conflict impacting global energy prices. However, India’s economy is strong, supported by reserves and low inflation. Growth is expected to average 7.1 percent from FY28 to FY29. Boosting private sector growth is key for job creation […]
F&O watch: BSE gets Sebi nod to launch BSE Focused IT Index derivatives
Securities and Exchange Board of India approved BSE to launch derivatives on its Focused IT Index, tracking 14 major IT firms. The move comes as the index records sharp declines, offering new hedging and trading opportunities for investors.
$67 billion! Dalal Street braces for 81 IPO lock-in expiries in next 3 months. Check details
A wave of IPO lock-in expiries is set to hit Dalal Street, with 81 companies unlocking nearly $70 billion worth of shares over the next three months, though large-scale selling may be limited as promoters are likely to retain holdings.
Why FPI interest in India ‘has pretty much died out’: Nithin Kamath points to valuations, taxes and global alternatives
Foreign investor interest in Indian equities is weakening due to geopolitical risks, high valuations, weak AI opportunities, and tax concerns. Capital is shifting to other markets, while volatile FPI flows and recent sell-offs continue to pressure benchmark indices and investor sentiment.
Housing finance stocks near inflection point, Bernstein picks 2 favourites
Affordable housing finance stocks are nearing a turning point. Bernstein highlights attractive valuations and improving growth and asset quality. HomeFirst and Aadhar Housing Finance are named as preferred investments. The sector is poised for a turnaround, offering significant upside potential for investors. This presents a favorable entry point for the segment.
Rupee at risk? BOP pressure, oil shock and capital flows hold the key, says Rahul Bajoria
The Indian rupee faces potential weakening to 94 against the US dollar by mid-2026 due to rising oil prices and a widening current account deficit. While the RBI is focused on preventing disorderly moves rather than defending specific levels, attracting capital inflows remains crucial for currency stabilization amidst global uncertainties.
Nimesh Chandan backs private banks, cyclicals as valuations turn attractive
Indian markets are experiencing a temporary disruption, not a fundamental shift. Bajaj Finserv AMC’s Nimesh Chandan sees this as a chance to buy good companies at attractive prices. Financials, materials, and industrials are favored sectors. Consumption is recovering broadly. Long-term investors can build positions for future growth.
From Banks to Metals: Where Neeraj Dewan sees value now
Markets are showing signs of a short-term bottom as geopolitical tensions ease, leading to a sharp equity bounce. Expert Neeraj Dewan sees opportunities in largecap blue chips and PSU banks, while also noting value in private lenders. The recent correction may attract foreign institutional investors back to India, with metals remaining a strong play.
Narendra Solanki sees limited IT growth, bets on rural and pharma plays
Investors are becoming selective, focusing on earnings visibility and strong balance sheets. Opportunities are emerging in sectors like IT, with a watch on margins. Asset management companies offer stability. Rural consumption shows resilience, while urban demand is mixed. Infrastructure may see future gains from Middle East reconstruction. Aviation faces near-term challenges but promises long-term growth.
Positive Breakout: These 10 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs
In the NSE large-cap pack, 10 stocks’ closing prices crossed above their 200 DMA (Daily Moving Averages) on April 8, 2026, according to stockedge.com’s technical scan data. The 200-day daily moving average (DMA) is used by traders as a key indicator for determining the overall trend in a particular stock. As long as the stock […]