Asian stocks are outperforming US markets as fears of AI-driven business disruption hit American tech firms. Investors are shifting towards Asian chipmakers, crucial hardware suppliers for AI, like Samsung and TSMC. This focus on infrastructure, rather than software pioneers, is boosting regional markets, with memory chip prices also contributing to gains.Read More
SpiceJet reported a Rs. 261.38 crore net loss for Q3FY26, a shift from last year’s profit, despite a 14% revenue increase. Elevated costs like fuel and fleet expenses impacted results. However, sequential losses narrowed significantly. The airline is expanding its fleet and seeking a National Stock Exchange listing, with its shares showing oversold technical indicators.Read More
Defence giant HAL reported a robust third quarter with net profit surging 30% to Rs. 1,867 crore, alongside a Rs. 35 per share interim dividend. Revenue climbed 11% to Rs. 7,699 crore, with healthy execution across defence programs boosting pre-tax profit. Despite recent stock pressure, five LCA Mk1A fighter jets are ready for delivery.Read More
Infosys and Wipro shares faced heavy selling pressure after their ADRs plunged, driven by concerns that Anthropic’s new AI product could automate professional tasks. This development reignited fears that artificial intelligence might erode the profitability and competitive advantages of traditional IT services firms, leading to a broader market downturn.Read More
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