Indian markets face a geopolitics-driven selloff. Varun Saboo of Anand Rathi Shares & Stock Brokers suggests a bottom-up approach, focusing on fundamentally strong stocks. He believes domestic institutional liquidity provides a floor. Saboo sees opportunities in sectors like IT, where AI fears are overblown. This is a time to buy quality at distressed prices.Read More
Shares of Asian Paints and other paint companies are expected to remain in focus after crude oil prices plunged more than $20 from their intraday peak following US President Donald Trump’s remarks that the Iran conflict could end soon. Lower crude prices could ease input cost pressures for paint manufacturers.Read More
Indian markets have shown resilience despite geopolitical conflicts. Historical data indicates that markets recover after initial fear. Investors are advised to stay invested and consider domestic consumption stocks. Defence and pharmaceuticals are also seen as stable sectors. Patience is key as market recoveries follow geopolitical events.Read More
Global markets saw a shift as the dollar eased from safe-haven status amid hopes of a limited Middle East conflict. Oil prices retreated from highs, and riskier assets like the Australian dollar stabilized. While some analysts caution against premature optimism, the immediate threat of a severe oil shock appears to have receded, prompting a wait-and-watch approach from traders.Read More
Innovision’s IPO opens March 10, aiming to raise Rs 323 crore with shares priced between Rs 521-548. The manpower and toll management services provider reported strong revenue growth but thin margins, leading to cautious investor sentiment and a flat listing expectation. Brokerages advise caution due to valuation concerns and the need for margin improvement.Read More
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