France’s borrowing costs exceeded those of traditional European debt laggard Italy on Tuesday, reflecting investor worries over the country’s finances and political stability after Prime Minister Francois Bayrou’s ouster.Read More
Japan’s Nikkei experienced a volatile session, initially surging past 44,000 on hopes of increased government spending following Prime Minister Ishiba’s resignation. However, the index reversed course, closing lower due to a strengthening yen, which dampened exporter earnings. While auto tariff reductions with the U.S. offered some positive news, concerns arose over pharmaceuticals and semiconductors.Read More
Abhay Agarwal, Founder of Piper Serica Advisors, said India is converting global tariff uncertainty into reform-driven growth. He sees four sectors—manufacturing, pharma innovation, consumer internet, and financials—as key drivers, with GST cuts boosting festive demand and small banks, NBFCs, and microfinance lenders emerging as beneficiaries.Read More
Avic Chengdu shares slumped nearly 25% in five sessions, even as the firm remains China’s largest defence company by market value. The decline coincided with Beijing’s military parade, drawing global attention. Despite the fall, the stock remains up year-to-date, while broader defence indices and peers like Zhuzhou Hongda also weakened.Read More
Market expert Neeraj Dewan highlights attractive opportunities for long-term investors across various sectors. He suggests Infosys’ buyback is appealing due to better valuations, while railway stocks like RailTel are poised for growth after consolidation. Dewan also notes solid entry points in the auto sector following corrections and favors capital market-linked stocks like BSE, NAM, and CAMS for long-term investment.Read More
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