Day: April 10, 2026

From LLMs to superintelligence, Vijay Kedia decodes AI stack for investors

Investor Vijay Kedia outlines AI’s evolution in investing, from LLMs offering insights to agentic and multi-agent systems executing trades, culminating in AGI and superintelligence capable of autonomous, superior decision-making, transforming investing from tips to intelligent, adaptive systems in modern markets

NSE rolls out nanosecond-level acknowledgement for market orders from April 11

The National Stock Exchange of India introduces nanosecond-level order acknowledgement across segments from April 11, enhancing speed, transparency and execution certainty, reducing latency from microseconds, improving real-time tracking, risk management and reinforcing its global leadership in trading technology infrastructure

Railway infra company Vishal Nirmiti gets Sebi nod for IPO

Vishal Nirmiti has secured Securities and Exchange Board of India approval for its IPO, comprising a fresh issue and offer for sale, with proceeds aimed at working capital, debt reduction and supporting growth across railway and EPC infrastructure segments

Valuations turn attractive as markets look beyond uncertainty: A Balasubramanian

Amidst geopolitical uncertainty, market expert A Balasubramanian suggests the worst may be nearing an end, with improving macro signals and reasonable valuations in Indian equities. He highlights a revival in credit and deposit growth, indicating potential buying opportunities for long-term investors despite near-term oil price concerns.

TCS deal wins signal stability despite AI concerns: Sandip Agarwal

TCS’s robust $12 billion Total Contract Value signals stability amidst AI disruption fears, indicating intact client spending. Analysts project 5-6% dollar growth and 16-17% rupee earnings CAGR, suggesting potential stock rerating. IT firms’ system integrator role remains a strong moat, though AI may alter cost-sharing dynamics.

Markets stay resilient even as geopolitical uncertainty lingers: Ed Yardeni

Global markets signal resilience despite Middle East geopolitical tensions and uncertain ceasefire talks. Market strategist Ed Yardeni notes that while the ground reality remains volatile, markets are looking beyond current disruptions, anticipating a resolution within months. The bond market’s calm, however, raises questions about inflation and defense spending.

Positive Breakout: These 9 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs

In the Nifty500 pack, nine stocks’ closing prices crossed above their 200 DMA (Daily Moving Averages) on April 9, 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 is […]

White House warned staff against betting on futures markets amid Iran war, official says

The White House cautioned staff against using their positions for futures market bets following a pause in Iran strikes. This comes amid scrutiny over well-timed bets preceding major policy decisions, raising questions about potential information leaks. A significant bet on oil futures preceded a delay in attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure, after which oil prices […]

Banks exit bulk of India rupee arbitrage positions ahead of RBI deadline, sources say

Banks have largely exited Indian rupee arbitrage trades, complying with the Reserve Bank of India’s $100 million net open position limit. These measures, aimed at curbing FX market volatility, were implemented by April 10. Market participants estimate around $40 billion in arbitrage positions have been unwound, with recent price action indicating the completion of these […]