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Indias private credit market stands resilient amid global stress due to its conservative fund structures, strict leverage norms, and closed-ended AIF framework.
Mumbai: Valuations of Indian IT stocks have fallen to their cheapest levels since July 2020 after the recent selloff, opening up an opportunity for gradual accumulation over the next two years, said fund managers. 5%, an earnings yield of 5%, giving investors an opportunity to take exposure to the sector, he said.
Equity market has shifted sharply from optimism to crisis mode, marked by a record $13 billion FII outflow in March—the worst ever.
FY26 unfolded like a dramatic tale in the Indian equity markets—marked by highs, lows, and unexpected twists. In FY26, the stock lost 23%, falling from Rs 5,115 to Rs 3,944.
The primary market will see a quiet week ahead, with no new IPOs lined up in either the mainboard or SME segments. 75 crore through the issue which is entirely a fresh issuance of equity shares. 80 lakh share bids against 75,22,486 equity shares available for booking.
4% to their day’s high of Rs 13,251 on the BSE on Wednesday after domestic brokerage firm Elara Capital initiated coverage with a Buy call, citing that the company is ‘unleashing growth juggernauts’. 2 lakh crore in FY27, along with rising global conflicts and higher defence spending worldwide. “We expect defence revenue to grow at a CAGR of 66% over FY25-28E, with its share in overall revenue rising to 42% by FY28E,” it said in a note.
The shares of metals major Vedanta jumped nearly 3% on Tuesday after the company’s board considered and approved a third interim dividend of Rs 11 per equity share for the ongoing financial year 2026. During its board meeting yesterday, the directors of the Anil Agarwal-led company approved the dividend payout cumulatively amounting to Rs 4,300 crore, the company announced in an exchange filing in the post market hours of Monday.
HDFC Bank's chairman resigned over ethical differences, sparking market turmoil. The rift reportedly stemmed from disagreements on accountability for client losses tied to Credit Suisse bonds and Dubai branch restrictions.
