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February 6, 2026
Indian stock markets, Nifty and Sensex, began Friday trading with slight declines. This marks a second consecutive session of losses for the benchmark indices. Investors are adopting a cautious stance. This is due to the upcoming Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee policy announcement later today. Global market sentiment also appears subdued.
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A recent hike in Securities Transaction Tax on derivatives aims to curb excessive speculation. Experts believe this move will impact high-frequency, low-margin trades. Long-term investors are unlikely to be affected. Valuations, earnings, and currency stability are key factors for foreign investor flows. The market faces a challenging period requiring balanced preparation.
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Suzlon Energy reported a 15% year-on-year rise in Q3FY26 profit to Rs 445 crore, supported by strong revenue growth, higher volumes, and margin expansion. The company posted record deliveries, a robust order book, and a net cash position, reinforcing confidence in its clean energy growth strategy.
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BofA Global Research’s Amish Shah is booking profits in defence stocks after a sharp rally, citing stretched valuations despite a strong Budget capex push. Shah prefers rotating into rate-sensitive cyclicals and sees Nifty at 29,000 by December 2026, with earnings growth expected to accelerate in FY27.
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Sachin Sawrikar of Artha Bharat Investment Managers advocates a balanced long-term asset allocation, with 50-60% exposure to Indian assets and up to 30% in global equities. He highlights valuation discipline, currency risks, trade agreements, and selective use of commodities as key factors shaping portfolio construction.
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In recent months, US software and data services companies have faced a formidable decline, raising alarm bells among investors. The burgeoning influence of artificial intelligence has cast a shadow over the industry, contributing to a considerable decrease in the market value of numerous tech firms.
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On Friday morning, the Indian rupee is set to maintain a stable opening. Market experts believe it will trade within a tight corridor leading up to the Reserve Bank of India’s policy update. With investors showing heightened risk aversion, the rupee—along with many emerging market currencies—faces limited demand.
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