Japan’s Nikkei surged 2.53% to a three-month high, led by AI and chip stocks following Wall Street gains. Advantest and Tokyo Electron rallied, while SoftBank also advanced. Easing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike supported sentiment, though investors remained selective amid a more cautious outlook for the AI-led rally.
HDFC Bank, ICICI Life, Wipro, DLF, Ola Electric, Gland Pharma, Unimech, Solex Energy, Aurobindo Pharma, and others
Recent market dynamics have created continued selling pressure, adversely affecting stock performance over the past few weeks. Experts believe upcoming trends in the energy sector will heavily sway market sentiment. Stocks like Cyient, Siemens Energy, and Schneider Electric are highlighted as having notable return potential, each accompanied by specific buy levels and target prices for investors. Careful evaluation of personal strategies and market insights is highly recommended.
As Indian IT firms gear up for their Q2 earnings report, the landscape appears mixed. Strong deal activity persists, yet clients are pushing for higher efficiency, leading to a notable decline in revenue growth. Large IT companies may witness their weakest growth in three years, primarily due to acquisitions rather than organic expansion. Infosys is under a microscope for possible downward adjustments to its revenue guidance.
Four F&O stocks saw a sharp rise in futures open interest, led by Anand Rathi Wealth, which recorded a 141.73% jump as of October 1.
Yes Bank shares rose after the lender reported a 23.8% YoY growth in loans and advances to around Rs 3.1 lakh crore in Q2 FY27. Deposits also grew nearly 20% YoY, signalling continued business momentum.
The Indian stock market recovered after eight weeks of losses, with Sensex gaining 473 points and Nifty 134 points. HDFC Bank appointed Anup Bagchi as its new CEO, boosting investor confidence. Oil prices fell below $102 per barrel due to increased supply and decreasing Fed rate hike concerns. The rupee strengthened amid easing oil prices, while bond yields also cooled down after recent highs.
HDFC Bank shares rose after Anup Bagchi was appointed as the bank’s new MD & CEO, ending months of uncertainty over its top leadership. Brokerages Jefferies, Morgan Stanley and Citi retained positive ratings on the stock, citing clarity on succession and potential for a re-rating. The bank also reported strong loan and deposit growth in Q2.
The scan identifies stocks where the RSI value has crossed above 50 from below, signalling strengthening momentum.
Runwal Enterprises shares are set to list on the BSE and NSE with a zero GMP, indicating expectations of a flat debut near the IPO price of Rs 305. The Rs 500-crore IPO, entirely a fresh issue, was subscribed 2.64 times, led by QIB and NII demand at 4.10 times and 4.14 times, respectively, while the retail portion was subscribed 1.19 times.
