Multi-Commodity Exchange of India shares surged after the company reported a sharp rise in Q4FY26 earnings. Net profit jumped 291% year-on-year, while revenue more than tripled amid higher participation and strong growth across commodity segments. The exchange also announced a final dividend of Rs 8 per share.
Global equity markets are defying geopolitical risks and high oil prices, with investors betting on economic resilience fueled by AI-driven earnings growth. South Korea and Taiwan are leading a surge in tech and semiconductor stocks, while the US market also sees broad gains. India, however, faces headwinds from its reliance on imported oil.
SBI shares fell over 3% on Monday and are down 10% in two sessions despite the lender reporting a 6% YoY rise in Q4 standalone net profit to Rs 19,684 crore. Net interest income rose 4%, while provisions declined sharply. However, softer net interest margins weighed on investor sentiment following the March-quarter earnings announcement.
Tata Consumer Products shares rose sharply on Monday after strong Q4 earnings beat estimates. Consolidated net profit rose 21% YoY, supported by robust India-branded business performance. Brokerages including Morgan Stanley, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital remain positive, projecting healthy growth, margin expansion and further upside for the FMCG major.
Swiggy shares plunged 7% after the company reported a Q4 FY26 net loss of Rs 800 crore. Despite narrowing losses and strong growth in food delivery and Instamart, brokerages flagged rising competition in quick commerce. Nuvama, Nomura and Citi retained bullish ratings, citing improving margins, strong execution and long-term growth potential in both delivery business.
Indian markets face caution as Nifty's recent breakout fails. The VIX remains high, and Bank Nifty shows bearish signals. Traders are advised to be watchful. Specific stock ideas like Senco and Moschip present bullish opportunities. Vedanta's demerger volatility continues. Investors should monitor key support and resistance levels for strategic trading.
Urban Company shares dropped nearly 9% after the company reported a significant surge in its March quarter net loss to Rs 161 crore, despite a strong 43% year-on-year revenue growth to Rs 426 crore. Net transacting value also saw a 42% increase, reaching its highest in 15 quarters.
