Explosive growth: 9 largecap stocks with stellar YoY sales gains

Eight NSE large-cap companies (excluding banking and financials) posted more than 25% YoY sales growth in September 2025. Leaders include DLF, Eternal, Adani Green, Indian Hotels, Max Healthcare, CG Power, Bharti Airtel, Solar Industries, and Adani Energy Solutions.

Nifty shows positive reversal; experts eye buying opportunities on dips

Nifty shows recovery, trading flat at 24,840, with analyst CA Rudramurthy BV noting a positive reversal pattern and key support at 24,580. He recommends buying on dips, citing domestic policy pushes and strong earnings potential. Metals, e-commerce, and PSU banks are favored sectors, with stock picks including Nykaa, Paytm, Eternal, and IndiGo.

Earnings momentum, banks and discretionary consumption to drive market upside: Tushar Bohra

Tushar Bohra predicts a market turnaround fueled by accelerating earnings momentum, expecting double-digit Nifty CAGR within two years despite initial volatility. He advocates for domestic cyclicals, consumption, banks, NBFCs, and the power/utility sectors, emphasizing a stock-specific approach for metals. This outlook highlights strategic investment opportunities.

Private banks poised for strong rebound, says Parag Thakkar

A market veteran sees a positive shift for India’s financial sector. Private banks, including HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, will lead future growth. FY27 is expected to be a landmark year for both private and public sector banks. Rate cuts and government measures will support this expansion. A billion-dollar NBFC investment highlights this outlook.

Investor education key to counter get-rich-quick culture: Sunil Subramaniam

Subramaniam stressed the need for investor education and responsible distribution. “Equities are a good wealth creation and inflation-beating asset class, but not like a lottery. Distribution is key because a lack of trust in financial institutions was surprising to me, despite big names like SBI and HDFC being in the space.”

Want rental income without buying property? REITs could be the answer

REITs offer retail investors a modern, accessible way to invest in income-generating real estate without ownership hassles. They provide steady income, tax efficiency, and liquidity, outperforming fixed deposits and rental flats. SEBI’s reclassification as equity further enhances their appeal and accessibility for diversified portfolios.

ETMarkets Smart Talk| Festive season, policy measures likely to lift consumption and corporate earnings, says Harshad Patwardhan

Harshad Patwardhan from Union AMC anticipates Indian markets will improve in the second half. Foreign fund outflows and IT sector pressures currently challenge performance. Festive demand, GST cuts, and RBI rate adjustments will boost consumer sentiment. Earnings growth is expected from the second half. Foreign institutional investment may return as trade issues resolve.

Yen trims weekly advance as investors weigh BOJ, election impacts

The yen edged lower Friday, trimming its weekly gain. Traders considered Bank of Japan rate increases and a leadership election. The dollar rebounded despite a US government shutdown. Markets expect Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. Japan’s political future and central bank policy are key factors. Global economic outlooks influence currency movements.