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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose near record levels as Middle East peace hopes and softer US producer prices supported risk appetite, improving cues for Indian equities.
Ujjivan SFB’s universal bank licence setback has met a mixed stock reaction as investors weigh valuations, secured-loan pivot, credit growth, and RBI’s tougher stance on approvals.
Brokerages cite GST-led price cuts, interest-rate relief and easier financing as key demand drivers, with Maruti, M&M, TVS and Hyundai among preferred auto picks.
Railway PSU shares including RVNL, IRFC and IRCON jumped up to 26% in five sessions as pre-Budget 2026 capex hopes and a fare hike lifted sentiment.
Nifty and Sensex rebounded sharply on trade-deal clarity, IT strength and short covering, with analysts flagging 22,200 as support and 24,500 as the next level.
Indian equities rallied sharply as easing West Asia tensions pulled crude below $95, RBI kept the repo rate at 5.25%, and volatility cooled across markets.
Dabur India’s December 2025 quarter showed stronger revenue, EBITDA, and profit versus September, alongside Q2 FY26 disclosures on growth drivers, dividend, and Dabur Ventures plans.
Indian energy and infrastructure firms announced ₹3,632.78 crore of fresh orders, while Siemens Energy India reported Q4 FY2025 growth, a larger backlog, and a proposed dividend.
Jefferies double-downgraded Indus Towers to Underperform and cut its target to ₹375, citing 2026-27 contract renewals, competition and elevated capex pressures.
Castrol India will hold a board meeting on April 28, 2026 to consider and approve unaudited results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, after FY25 revenue growth.
S&P Global Ratings says a sustained $130 Brent scenario in 2026 could shave up to 80 bps off India’s FY27 growth and strain fiscal, corporate and banking metrics.
MosChip Technologies is in focus ahead of a 16 April board meeting on a preferential issue, as traders weigh Q3 FY26 profit fall against sales growth.
Abbott India was downgraded to Sell as bearish technical signals and flat Q3 FY25-26 performance offset strong ROE, zero debt, and long-term outperformance.
ICICI Prudential Life shares eased ahead of March-quarter results, as a key brokerage pencilled in higher profit and premium, while consensus targets imply meaningful upside from current levels.
Indian equities jumped as Middle East risk eased, triggering heavy short covering; Nifty cleared 22,900, volatility fell, and PSU banks, autos and financials led gains.
Dr. Reddy’s is near 52-week highs despite a MarketsMOJO Sell call, with a P/E discount to peers and fresh Q3 FY26 profit pressure.