Indias commercial vehicle sector may be nearing a recovery in 2026 as improving sales trends, supportive policy measures and infrastructure-led demand lift sentiment. Analysts and management commentary point to early signs of an upcycle, with buses, trucks and tractors benefiting from GST reforms, public spending and favourable rural conditions.
Cupid shares fell sharply on Fridat after a 13-session unbeaten rally, driven by heavy profit booking and strong volumes. The stock, which hit a 52-week high on Thursday, remains deeply overbought with RSI at 93 and MFI at 100. Despite the correction, Cupid has delivered 452% returns over the past year.
Multi-asset allocation funds emerged as the standout performers in 2025, powered by the sharp rally in precious metals that overshadowed returns from the equity market, as reported by ET Bureau.
Coal India shares surged to a 52-week high after announcing that foreign buyers from Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal can directly participate in SWMA e-auctions from 1 January 2026. The move aims to enhance transparency, efficiency, and global market integration.
Euro zone government bond yields rose on Friday, with investors looking ahead to a year that will be marked again by hefty new debt sales, the impact of German fiscal stimulus and geopolitical headwinds.
A recent analysis of the BSE universe shows that several companies have consistently maintained healthy profit margins, reflecting strong operational efficiency and supporting sustainable growth. Such stability continues to build investor confidence in these firms. Our study identified 184 such companies with a market capitalisation exceeding Rs 2,500 crore that have maintained a profit margin above 10% for eight consecutive quarters, till the quarter ended September 2025. The selection criteria included companies with net sales of over Rs 100 crore in each of the last eight quarters, while banking and financial stocks were excluded.
Adani Enterprises is set to raise 10 billion rupees through a public bond issue next week, with an additional 5 billion rupees greenshoe option. The company will offer two-, three-, and five-year maturities with annual coupons ranging from 8.60% to 8.90%. The issue, rated AA- by CARE Ratings and ICRA, opens on January 6 and closes on January 19.
Copper enters 2026 with strong momentum after a record 2025 rally, driven by intensifying supply deficits and accelerating energy transition demand. Analysts foresee further upside, with potential for 30-35% gains as China's infrastructure push regains traction and global interest rates remain low.
Quant Mutual Fund remains bullish on large caps, select private banks, and insurance. With strong liquidity, mid and smallcap exposure rising, supportive RBI policy, and a stable US dollar, the fund expects Indian equities to participate in the 2026 uptrend.
