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Brent and WTI rebounded toward $100 after tanker movement through the Strait of Hormuz halted again, reviving supply fears and raising inflation and rupee-risk concerns for India.
ICICI Securities raised Tata Elxsi to Reduce from Sell with a Mar’27E target of ₹4,380, citing AI automation risk and weak media and communication commentary.
Donald Trump and the US Treasury intensified pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, pairing a naval blockade and sanctions threats with claims of steep Iranian financial losses.
Vodafone Idea remains under close watch as analyst targets vary widely, while AGR moratorium relief, a ₹450 bn capex plan, and narrowing quarterly losses shape the risk outlook.
Japan’s December exports rose 5.1% on stronger semiconductor-linked shipments, even as exports to the US fell 11.1%; the Bank of Japan is expected to hold rates at 0.75%.
Indian benchmarks fell sharply with Nifty slipping below 24,450 as IT stocks led losses, while volatility rose amid geopolitical and earnings-season uncertainty.
Sensex and Nifty opened and closed lower across volatile February sessions as weak global cues and a sharp IT sell-off kept risk sentiment under pressure ahead of key US data.
Indian equities fell nearly 1% as failed US-Iran negotiations lifted crude above $100 a barrel, pushing volatility higher and triggering broad selling across autos, IT and energy.
Indian benchmarks opened lower as IT shares sold off after HCLTech’s weaker-than-expected Q4 results, pushing Sensex down 580 points and Nifty50 lower by 143 points.
IT stocks fell with Nifty IT sliding amid a broader market sell-off, crude above $104, Middle East tensions, new GenAI launches, and weak TCS Q4 signals.
Nestle India shares hit a fresh 52-week high after Q4 FY26 profit and revenue beat estimates, while brokerages raised target prices but flagged rich valuations.
Transformers & Rectifiers (India) fell sharply after Q4FY26 showed profit and margin pressure, while investors tracked order book slippage versus earlier guidance and expansion delays.
Cyient DLM reported Q4 FY26 PAT of ₹22.44 crore and revenue of ₹369.08 crore, showing sharp QoQ improvement but weaker YoY trends; the stock closed 3.52% higher.
HCLTech shares fell sharply after a Q4FY26 miss and a cautious FY27 revenue growth guide of 1% to 4%, prompting multiple broker target cuts.
Transformers & Rectifiers reported Q4 consolidated revenue growth to ₹783 crore, but net profit and EBITDA fell and EBITDA margin tightened to 15.14% year-on-year.
Social media is split between gap-down crash calls and bullish gap-up signals for GIFT Nifty as crude, West Asia headlines, flows and key Nifty levels collide.
