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Indian markets reversed early losses to trade higher, supported by a stronger rupee, continued FII buying and oil prices staying below $100 per barrel. Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty gained around 0.5%, while broader markets also moved into positive territory led by PSU banks and midcap stocks.
JPMorgan maintains an Overweight rating on Reliance Industries. The brokerage sees comfortable relative valuation for RIL. Near-term outlook for oil-to-chemicals business remains uncertain. JPMorgan retains a price target of Rs 1,675 for March 2027. The firm expects improved refining and petrochemical margins in the medium term. Retail valuation upside also offers potential gains.
Australian shares saw a modest rise on Monday. Investors remained cautious, awaiting developments in the Middle East conflict. Hopes for a quick resolution faded after Iran rejected talks and blocked the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. also seized an Iranian cargo ship. This uncertainty kept the market subdued, with gold miners and consumer firms providing some support.
Angel One shares dipped despite strong Q4 results showing an 84% profit surge. Brokerages remain divided, with some downgrading while others maintain 'Buy' ratings, citing growth potential and digital platform strength. Analysts foresee margin improvements, though near-term pressures from IPL spending are noted. The stock's recent rally has tempered market enthusiasm.
Shares of Trent Limited rose 4% ahead of its April 22 board meeting to consider a bonus issue, dividend and fundraising plans. Investors remain cautious as analysts flag margin pressure and store overexpansion concerns, even as revenue growth stays healthy and the retailer continues expanding its store network.
ICICI Bank surprised with a significant drop in provisioning, signaling improved asset quality and a strong recovery pipeline. In contrast, HDFC Bank adopted a cautious growth strategy, prioritizing profitability and asset quality amidst macroeconomic headwinds. HDFC Bank also aims to boost its deposit market share, expecting it to outpace credit growth.
Namita Thapar faced heavy backlash on the internet after her health benefits of namaz video. She called it a full-body exercise, which allegedly aids flexibility, digestion, joint and knee health.
Suzlon Energy has seen a sharp rebound with improving technical indicators, but analysts caution against aggressive buying as the stock enters overbought territory. While structural tailwinds from rising power demand and wind energy prospects support the long-term outlook, near-term consolidation or correction is likely, making a buy-on-dips strategy more prudent for investors.
Commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is at a virtual standstill on Monday after a brief and confused reopening over the weekend ended with the first US seizure of an Iranian vessel — underscoring just how difficult it will be to restore activity in the vital strait.
British media largely portrayed Prine Harry and Meghan Markle’s trip as a staged, commercialised ‘faux royal tour’, questioning its charitable intent. They suggest the visit blurs lines between philanthropy and profit while failing to generate genuine public enthusiasm.
Global equity markets, led by the US, have recovered strongly, reaching new highs despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. However, volatile oil prices, influenced by conflicting US-Iran relations, are a major concern, impacting the global economy and investor sentiment. This uncertainty makes market navigation difficult, with potential effects on food prices.
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HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank delivered steady FY26 performances with healthy earnings growth and improved asset quality. While ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank attracted positive brokerage outlooks with strong fundamentals, analysts remain cautious on Yes Bank, citing valuation concerns and sustainability risks despite sharp profit growth in the latest quarter.
Shares of Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited rallied nearly 5% after the company posted an 18% YoY rise in its FY26 provisional turnover to Rs 32,350 crore. Strong order inflows, a Rs 2.4 lakh crore order book, and steady project execution boosted sentiment, though technical indicators signal overbought conditions.
Aditya Shah, Hercules Advisors Founder, suggests investing in India's domestic growth. His top picks are chemicals, capital goods, and banking. He advises caution on FMCG and defence sectors due to high valuations. Shah emphasizes selectivity and prioritizing companies with corrected prices. Investors should focus on domestic-facing businesses for potential gains.
Apollo Micro Systems shares surged after receiving a crucial arms manufacturing licence from the Indian government. This lifetime licence allows the company to produce a wide range of defence systems. The approval positions Apollo Micro Systems for significant growth in both domestic and export markets. The company plans a phased expansion to ensure robust manufacturing capabilities and quality control.
