As the situation stands, we have already seen the worst kind of panic in the markets. It happened in the run up to March. Markets are always the leading indicator and they have stabilised for now.
Tata Consumer Products shares: Tata Consumer Products shares rose 8% to Rs 1,073.15 on the NSE after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to a 'Buy' rating, increasing its target price to Rs 1,200. This follows expectations of strong EPS growth from a recovery in tea margins and distribution expansion. The stock has surged 41% over the past two years.
KEC International secures new orders worth Rs 1,236 crore in both domestic and international markets, including projects in India, the UAE, and Kuwait. The total order intake for FY25 reaches a record Rs 24,600 crore, marking a robust 36% growth compared to last year.
Shri Ahimsa Naturals debuts on the NSE SME platform with a strong IPO subscription, pricing at Rs 119 per share and a GMP of 16%. The company, which exports to 14 countries, saw non-institutional investors book the issue nearly 63 times.
Stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Tuesday with Sensex plunging by 1,390 points. Key stocks in focus included HAL, Mphasis, and Infosys, with experts recommending a 'buy on dips' strategy for HAL, a no-trade zone for Mphasis until a clear trend is established, and a 'sell on rise' approach for Infosys.
Trumps deliberations over his plans to impose reciprocal tariffs are coming down to the wire, with his team said to be still finalizing the size and scope of the new levies he is slated to unveil. That unpredictability has shaken markets, prompted economists to cut their growth forecasts and forced central bankers to factor in the potential inflationary impact of import costs.
Financial planners suggest investors should rebalance their portfolios annually, which could be at the start of the financial year or whenever there is a sharp movement in a particular asset class.
The regulator said MXCCL had filed a suo moto application with it proposing to settle a legal action that could be initiated against it for violation of risk management norms.
