We believe 51,400 to 51,000 should be the strong support for Bank Nifty and we should see a gradual recovery for Bank Nifty too. So, banking, metals, power space as a whole looks positive from the current levels.
Hashem Safieddine, poised to succeed slain Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, was the target of an Israeli strike in Beirut. Safieddine's status is uncertain as reports suggest he might have survived. Lebanon is preparing for Nasrallah's cremation, while Hezbollah and Lebanese authorities have not confirmed Safieddines fate.
Shares of DMart fell by 5% to Rs 4,701.90 following a 14% growth in standalone revenues to Rs 14,050 crore for Q2 and the addition of 6 new stores. Brokerage firms have mixed views; Macquarie is optimistic, Goldman Sachs recommends selling, while Morgan Stanley remains positive.
Citi has given Varun Beverages a 'Buy' rating with a target price of Rs 800, citing strong market position and growth prospects. Despite this, shares fell 3% to Rs 570. HSBC also rated it 'Buy' at Rs 780, highlighting potential for market share gains through innovative marketing.
Divyadhan Recycling Industries shares debut on NSE SME at Rs 84, a 31.25% premium over the issue price of Rs 64. The IPO was subscribed 41 times, with high interest from non-institutional investors. The company plans to use Rs 17.03 crore for plant and machinery, with some funds set aside for general corporate purposes.
Indian economy is set for a positive trajectory over the next 20 years due to favorable demographics. However, investors should remain vigilant against overpricing and external financial influences, particularly from China and global liquidity flows. Learning from past complacency, strategic timing and careful investment will be crucial for sustained growth.
