Indian markets are showing signs of recovery. Valuations have become attractive, offering a potential cushion for equities. External shocks impacted flows, but domestic fundamentals remain strong. A swift de-escalation in geopolitical tensions could trigger a sharp rebound. Sectors like auto, power, IT services, banks, and real estate present opportunities for investors in the new financial...Read More
Escalating Iran conflict and crude oil prices surpassing $110 a barrel are jeopardizing India Inc’s projected double-digit earnings growth for FY27. Analysts warn of inevitable downgrades, particularly for import-intensive and crude-related sectors, potentially delaying the anticipated recovery by at least two quarters.Read More
Gold and silver prices dipped on Monday amid a stronger dollar and escalating Middle East tensions, dampening hopes for U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts. Traders are now largely discounting any rate reductions this year. Experts advise caution, suggesting profit-booking on rallies and waiting for dips to initiate fresh positions.Read More
Indian stock market got off to a negative start after US President Donald Trump’s increased threats towards Iran. Consequently, oil prices surged above $110 per barrel. Major companies like IndiGo, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Reliance Industries experienced significant losses.Read More
Gold prices dropped significantly on Monday. A stronger US dollar and reduced expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts pressured the precious metal. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly concerning Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, also influenced market sentiment. Higher oil prices raised inflation concerns, impacting gold’s appeal as an inflation hedge.Read More
The dollar remained steady as the yen neared 160 against the dollar amid escalating Iran conflict. President Trump issued a Tuesday deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening strikes on Iranian infrastructure. Investors are treating the situation as an oil-to-inflation-to-rates problem, favoring the dollar as a safe haven.Read More
Safety Controls and Devices’ Rs 48 crore IPO opened with a flat grey market premium, signaling cautious investor sentiment. The company, an EPC player in substations and solar projects, aims to raise funds for working capital and debt repayment. Despite a solid anchor investor base and government-linked projects, execution risks and SME liquidity are key...Read More
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