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Investors are looking to a strong corporate earnings season to sustain the U.S. stock market rally amidst geopolitical tensions and domestic policy uncertainty. Despite recent dips and rising volatility, major indexes remain near record highs. Key earnings reports this week, alongside concerns about Federal Reserve independence and potential policy impacts, will be closely watched.
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Indian stock markets face headwinds as foreign investors divest, yet SIP inflows remain robust, hitting record highs. Despite market volatility and mid/small-cap corrections, disciplined SIP investors are benefiting from rupee-cost averaging. Experts believe domestic flows now provide a strong buffer against FII selling, ensuring market stability.
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Shares of Dixon, Kaynes, and PG Electroplast have fallen sharply. This correction follows a period of strong growth driven by government policies and global supply chain shifts. Investors are now evaluating if the current stock prices offer value. Experts hold differing views on whether the sector is undervalued. Upcoming earnings reports will be crucial for future performance.
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Jane Street Groups India unit posted a sharp surge in trading gains in FY25, reporting nearly six-fold growth before regulatory curbs halted its operations over alleged market manipulation. Net trading gains rose to Rs 47 billion, while after-tax profit jumped 494% year-on-year, underscoring the scale of profits earned ahead of the regulators action.
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Smallcap investors can anticipate a more constructive 2026. Expectations have reset after a challenging 2025. The focus will shift to selecting individual stocks with strong fundamentals. Companies demonstrating balance-sheet discipline and quality-led growth will lead the way. This selective approach is key for navigating the smallcap segment. Long-term investors can find attractive opportunities.
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