Market strategist Cameron Brandt notes global markets are resilient despite geopolitical concerns, with investor behavior driven by fear of missing out rather than macro risks. While US bond yields are pulling back, Brandt doesn't foresee a recession, and India's investment outlook remains positive despite a temporary pause in flows.
Yes Bank is expected to post robust Q2 earnings with up to 41% YoY growth in PAT and a 47% rise in NII, driven by healthy loan and deposit growth. However, sequential performance may soften due to weaker treasury gains and margin pressure, analysts said.
India's top IT firms are demonstrating remarkable resilience, with major players like Infosys exceeding expectations despite global and domestic headwinds. Experts highlight that while Wipro's results were less impressive, the overall sector is poised for growth.
Investors are eyeing AAA-rated corporate bonds for stable returns as India's interest rates stabilize. These bonds offer high credit quality and predictable income, outperforming fixed deposits. Experts suggest 2025 could be a key year for fixed-income investments. Investors should check credit ratings, issuer track records, and tax implications before investing. Platforms registered under SEBI's framework ensure secure transactions.
Following a disappointing profit report, shares of the food delivery company Eternal fell sharply. In a surprising twist, however, their revenue soared significantly. Brokerage analysts are issuing mixed reactions with varying target price adjustments. On a promising note, Blinkit, their fast-commerce segment, is scaling up swiftly and is expected to hit breakeven shortly.
The dollar is on a downward trend, fueled by escalating global trade disputes and indicators of a sluggish U.S. economy. This shift bolsters the argument for the Federal Reserve to consider lowering interest rates. As a result, investors are gravitating towards safer assets such as gold and cryptocurrencies.
In the latest market session, Indian shares slipped as concerns loom over regional banking stability and complex trade dynamics with the US and China. Notably, Zions Bancorporation and Western Alliance faced hefty losses, dragging down the tech sector as well.
