With Nifty trading near year-ago levels, Samvat 2081 has seen a time correction rather than a price correction, amid slowing earnings, valuation concerns, Trump tariff overhangs, and FII outflows. Analysts say valuations are in neutral territory, limiting re-rating potential but providing a stable base. Earnings revival from H2FY26 and a possible USIndia trade deal could support a medium-term recovery despite short-term caution.
Geojit Investments' Anand James sees Nifty reaching 25,460 near-term and 26,000 as a realistic milestone, citing room for upside. He discusses banking and IT sector trends, tactical views on Tata Communications and BSE, and offers top trading ideas for Rajesh Exports and Intellect Design.
Indian government bonds are poised for gains as lower-than-expected state debt supply and a surge in U.S. Treasuries boost sentiment. Traders anticipate the benchmark 10-year yield to test levels below 6.49%, with overnight index swaps also expected to decline.
The company has fixed Tuesday as the record date to determine shareholders eligible for the stock split in the ratio of 1:10. Under the split, each existing equity share of face value Rs 10 will be subdivided into 10 equity shares of face value Re 1 each, fully paid up.
Gold prices have surged to an all-time high. This rise is fueled by renewed trade tensions between the US and China. Investors are seeking safe havens amid global economic and political uncertainties. Expectations of further interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve are also supporting gold's upward trend.
Indian banks are poised for a tepid September quarter with muted earnings and loan growth, driven by a slowdown in retail and corporate segments. Analysts anticipate weaker treasury gains and potential net interest margin compression due to rising bond yields and recent repo rate cuts. Asset quality in SME and commercial vehicle segments remains a key concern.
Indian pharmaceutical companies are set for a steady September quarter. Growth in the US generics market and domestic sales will drive performance. Companies like Apollo Hospitals, Lupin, and Aurobindo are expected to show strong results. Despite some cost pressures, the sector anticipates positive medium-term prospects. New product launches and expanding facilities will support earnings.
Nifty eyes further upside, potentially crossing 25,45025,500, with banking and consumption stocks showing promise. Analysts suggest Nifty should sustain above 24,900, while a move past 25,440 could target 25,700. Investors are advised to look for opportunities in sectors like banking, auto, metal, and consumption.
Investors are rushing to buy Sovereign Gold Bonds in the secondary market. They are paying prices much higher than gold's current value. This buying spree is driven by perceived benefits like annual interest and tax-free gains. However, these investors face potential losses if gold prices decline. The limited supply of these bonds is also contributing to the price surge.
Investors in Tata Capital's upcoming IPO are advised to anticipate a modest market debut. Analysts suggest limited immediate upside, with grey market premiums indicating a small listing gain. While the Tata brand offers strength, short-term traders may exit post-listing. Those looking for long-term value should exercise patience or await better entry points.
