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India GDP Growth Strength Questioned; Earnings Momentum Expected in FY27: IIFL Capital
India Equity Outlook FY27 Despite robust headline GDP growth, market performance is expected to be increasingly dictated by corporate earnings and valuation metrics rather than macroeconomic indicators alone. GV Giri, President and Head of Research at IIFL Capital, forecasts Nifty earnings growth to accelerate to **16–17%** by FY27. This momentum is projected to be driven primarily by the banking and NBFC sectors, alongside other select industries. While earnings prospects remain positive, analysts caution that Indian equities maintain a valuation premium. Current levels are considered relatively expensive compared to global peers, suggesting that future market gains will rely heavily on realized earnings expansion. --- [India's earnings momentum to build in FY27](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzX99Mz6IuQ) This video provides additional expert analysis on the projected Nifty earnings surge for FY27 and the specific sectors expected to lead the growth. http://googleusercontent.com/youtube_content/0
Infosys Q3 Profit Falls 2% to ₹6,654 Crore; FY26 Revenue Guidance Raised
Infosys Q3 Financial Performance **Infosys**, India’s second-largest IT services provider, reported a **2% year-on-year decline** in consolidated net profit for the third quarter. The company posted a net profit of **₹6,654 crore**, down from ₹6,806 crore recorded in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. The marginal contraction in profitability reflects a cautious spending environment within the global enterprise sector. Despite the year-on-year dip, the results underscore the broader trend of stabilized earnings amid shifting demand for large-scale IT transformations and digital consulting services.
Nifty bottom signals put MRPL, SAIL, and Tata Steel in focus.
Market Outlook: Nifty Support and Sectoral Momentum The Nifty is exhibiting preliminary signs of bottoming out near the **25,500** level. Despite ongoing market volatility, sustained buying interest at these lower valuations suggests a technical base is forming, according to analysis from HDFC Securities. Technical indicators signal a potential short-term rebound. If current support levels hold, the index is projected to trend toward a recovery range of **26,200–26,300**. Strength is concentrated within the metals and oil refinery sectors. **MRPL**, **SAIL**, and **Tata Steel** are currently leading sectoral momentum, benefiting from renewed capital inflows and positive price action.
European Equities Rise as Utility Stocks Gain on Auction Wins
European Equities Recovery European equity markets regained momentum on Wednesday, effectively reversing the modest losses recorded during the previous session. The recovery was underpinned by a significant rotation into the utilities sector, which outperformed the broader market. Performance was primarily driven by substantial share price gains in major energy producers **RWE** and **SSE**. The surge in these individual heavyweights provided the necessary catalyst to lift the regional utility index and stabilize investor sentiment across the continent.
State Street Invests ₹580 Crore in Groww AMC as Strategic Partner
Groww has entered into a strategic partnership with US-based State Street Global Advisors, securing an investment of up to **Rs 580 crore** in Groww AMC. This capital infusion, executed through a combination of primary and secondary share issuances, results in a stake dilution of approximately **23%**. The collaboration is designed to scale Groww’s mutual fund operations by leveraging State Street’s global institutional expertise. This partnership aims to accelerate product innovation and broaden investment offerings for the Indian retail market. The investment provides Groww with the financial resources necessary for significant business expansion. By integrating global asset management best practices, the firm intends to enhance its domestic competitive position and deliver diversified investment solutions to its user base.
HDFC AMC Q3 standalone profit rises 20% to Rs 770 crore; revenue up 15%.
📰 HDFC AMC Q3 Financial Update HDFC Asset Management Company (AMC) reported strong year-on-year growth in its operational revenue for the third quarter. Revenue from operations for the period grew by **15%** year-on-year (YoY). The total revenue from operations for the quarter stood at **₹1,074 crore**.
Union Bank of India Shares Climb 8% Following Q3 Earnings and Improved Asset Quality
Union Bank of India Performance **Union Bank of India** shares surged over 8% following the release of the lender’s December-quarter financial results. The state-owned bank reported a 9% year-on-year increase in net profit, underpinned by a significant improvement in core operational metrics and overall earnings stability. Asset quality showed marked strengthening during the period. The bank reported a reduction in non-performing assets (NPAs) and a notable decrease in fresh slippages, indicating more disciplined credit monitoring and a healthier loan portfolio. Investor confidence was further bolstered by the bank’s robust capital position and stabilizing credit costs. This positive outlook on the lender’s balance sheet resilience and growth trajectory triggered a sharp upward rally in the equity markets.
Silver price surges past $90 per ounce on strong demand.
📈 Silver Market Momentum and Investor Commentary Silver prices have demonstrated notable upward momentum, with the metal surpassing the $90 per ounce threshold. This price appreciation is reflected in physical retail, where US Silver Eagle coins are reportedly selling for \$104. On the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), silver futures recently established a new all-time high, reaching **Rs 2,87,990 per kilogram**. Precious metals overall are benefiting from supportive market conditions driven by heightened geopolitical tensions. Despite previously advising caution regarding a potential price pullback, financial author Robert Kiyosaki expressed approval of the latest surge while confirming his sustained position as a silver buyer.
Nine MF-Favored Stocks Rally Up to 115% Following Strong December Demand
Institutional conviction remains robust as mutual fund participation reaches significant benchmarks. As of December 2025, data confirms that 254 individual stocks are currently held by more than 100 different schemes, reflecting deep market penetration and broad professional consensus. This widespread institutional backing has coincided with substantial capital appreciation across the fiscal year 2026. A significant portion of these widely held securities has delivered outsized returns, including several multibagger performances. The current landscape highlights a strong correlation between broad-based mutual fund ownership and price resilience. This sustained momentum suggests that concentrated institutional interest continues to serve as a primary indicator of stability and growth in the equity markets.
Harsha Upadhyaya: Market Volatility Persists Amid Earnings and Trade Uncertainty
Indian equity markets have commenced the 2026 calendar year with a subdued performance. Market participants are currently adopting a cautious stance, awaiting definitive catalysts from upcoming corporate earnings reports and progress on international trade negotiations. The broader economic environment remains constructive, supported by resilient GDP growth figures. However, a significant recovery in corporate profitability has yet to materialize, leading to a period of consolidation across major indices. The financial services sector continues to be a primary area of strength. Despite the overarching market stagnation, financials are positioned as a defensive outperformance play amid the current search for earnings visibility.
Real Estate Industry Leaders Outline Expectations for Union Budget 2026
🏠 Real Estate Sector Budget 2026 Priorities Real estate leaders have outlined key expectations from the Union Budget 2026. The sector's primary focus is on reviving market demand and accelerating infrastructure-led growth. A crucial priority is to attract greater institutional capital into the market. Stakeholders are seeking fiscal and regulatory measures to support this objective. The industry has requested specific tax incentives for homebuyers to improve affordability. Simultaneously, measures for easier financing access are being sought for developers. Additionally, the sector calls for reforms to the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policies, alongside incentives to boost sustainable construction practices. These measures are intended to support balanced and long-term sector expansion. ---
Vijay Kedia buys stake in small-cap stock down 43% over one year.
Market Update: Strategic Acquisition in Patel Engineering Veteran investor Vijay Kedia has reported a new 1.01% equity stake in Patel Engineering, marking a significant entry into the infrastructure player. This move follows a period of notable volatility for the small-cap stock, which has seen its market value decline by more than 40% over the trailing twelve months. Despite the recent share price correction, the company’s operational pipeline remains robust. Patel Engineering recently successfully tendered for high-value infrastructure projects, securing contracts for hydropower developments and coal mining operations. These new mandates are cumulatively valued at over Rs 2,400 crore, strengthening the firm’s long-term order book.
IT Sector Outlook Improves as Financials Expected to Outperform
Indian equity markets maintain a cautious "wait-and-watch" stance as investors seek clarity on upcoming global tariff policies and the Union Budget’s allocation toward capital expenditure. Market participants are closely monitoring these fiscal and geopolitical developments to determine the next leg of domestic growth. Sectoral analysis indicates a selective investment approach. IT, metals, and banking are identified as areas offering strategic opportunities. These sectors remain favored for their potential to navigate current macro conditions and benefit from specific industry tailwinds. Conversely, the outlook for insurance and quick commerce remains cautious. Persistent competitive intensity and ongoing pressure on margins continue to weigh on these segments. Investors are advised to exercise prudence in these areas until structural profitability concerns are addressed.
Groww Q3 Net Profit Falls 28% to ₹547 Crore, Revenue Rises 25%
📰 Billionbrains Garage Ventures (Groww) Q3 FY26 Results Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent company of the stockbroker Groww, reported its consolidated financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. Consolidated net profit attributable to shareholders decreased by 27.8% year-over-year (YoY) to Rs 546.93 crore. Conversely, the company's revenue from operations saw a rise of 24.8% YoY, reaching Rs 974.53 crore.
Miners, energy lift Australian benchmark to 2-month closing high
Indian equity markets reached a two-month peak on Wednesday, driven by strong performance in heavyweight mining and energy sectors. Sustained demand for commodities pushed major miners, including BHP and Rio Tinto, higher, while gold producers reached record closing levels. Energy stocks saw significant gains tracking global price trends. However, the broader market advance was tempered by a sharp decline in major banking institutions, which offset some of the momentum in the resource sectors. Regional markets mirrored the positive sentiment, with New Zealand’s benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index concluding the session in positive territory.
Sebi Approves IPO Proposals for Kissht, Alcobrew Distilleries, and Four Others
SEBI Approves Six New Initial Public Offerings The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has granted regulatory approval to six companies to launch initial public offerings (IPOs) within the next twelve months. The cleared entities include fintech firm Kissht, spirits producer Alcobrew Distilleries, and metal injection molding manufacturer Indo MIM. The upcoming offerings will consist of a combination of fresh equity issues and offers-for-sale (OFS) by existing promoters. Capital raised through these listings is earmarked for strategic growth initiatives, including domestic and international expansion, potential acquisitions, and the repayment of outstanding debt to strengthen balance sheets. Specific market details, including official launch dates, price bands, and minimum lot sizes, remain pending. The companies are expected to finalize these parameters in coordination with their respective lead managers based on prevailing market conditions.
Puravankara shares jump 12% on strong Q3 sales and collections growth.
Puravankara Limited shares surged over 12% following the release of robust third-quarter financial results. The rally effectively ended a five-session losing streak, driven by significant double-digit growth in both sales value and total collections. Performance gains were primarily attributed to higher price realizations and a consistent schedule of project deliveries. Strategic expansion also contributed to investor confidence, as the developer integrated new land parcels across its core geographical markets. Despite the recent price appreciation, the stock continues to trade significantly lower on a year-over-year basis. Market sentiment remains focused on the company’s ability to sustain this operational momentum amid broader sector volatility.
Tata Elxsi Q3 Profit Drops 45% as Analysts Predict Further Downside Risk
Tata Elxsi reported a 45.3% decline in net profit, primarily driven by a significant one-time charge related to labor law compliance. Despite the bottom-line pressure, the company maintained relative strength in core revenue and operating margins. Market analysts remain divided on the stock’s outlook. Optimistic projections highlight a potential recovery in the automotive and healthcare verticals, suggesting long-term resilience in these specialized engineering segments. Conversely, several brokerages have issued cautious or "Sell" ratings. These assessments point to high stock valuations and limited short-term visibility across key business lines, suggesting that current price levels may not fully account for existing growth hurdles.
Geoff Dennis: Emerging Markets Resilient as Geopolitics Overshadows AI in 2026
Market Outlook 2026: Geopolitical Risks and Emerging Market Resilience Geopolitical factors are projected to supersede artificial intelligence as the primary driver of global market volatility in 2026. Emerging markets (EMs) have demonstrated unexpected resilience, outperforming broader indices despite a strengthening U.S. dollar and rising energy costs. This decoupling suggests a structural shift in capital flows, positioning EMs as a preferred asset class for the current year. Independent strategist Geoff Dennis highlights that while the "AI trade" dominated 2025, 2026 is increasingly defined by regional flashpoints. Key risks include escalating tensions in the Middle East—specifically impacting Iranian oil exports—and ongoing instability in Eastern Europe and the Taiwan Strait. Despite these pressures, risk assets have avoided significant sell-offs, maintained by sustained capital inflows into developing economies. Monetary policy expectations remain conservative. The Federal Reserve is anticipated to deliver only limited rate cuts, likely totaling 50 basis points across the year. This cautious approach stems from persistent wage pressures and a desire to maintain institutional independence amid fiscal deficits. Consequently, the high-interest-rate environment may persist longer than previously forecasted by optimistic market participants. Emerging markets are expected to remain the "flavour of the year" due to attractive valuations and fundamental reforms. While specific risks persist in Latin America and China, investors are increasingly rotating toward markets with stable macroeconomic profiles, such as India. This trend is bolstered by domestic demand resilience and the maturation of EM institutional frameworks, which have provided a hedge against volatility in developed markets.