If you’re feeling uncertain about which stocks to keep an eye on before the markets start, don’t worry! Below is a thorough overview of the most recent stock-related news to consider before beginning your day. You can keep a hawk’s eye on these stocks today, February 27- Stocks in Focus: From Wipro to UltraTech Cement
Elon Musk’s Tesla entering India markets has been one of the most talked about topic in the automotive industry. Recently there have been some reports of PM Modi keen about him setting up plant in India. However, so far in the absence of any such concrete plans, most analysts believe that Tesla’s India foray is
The brokerage house Jefferies said that given the earnings outlook of the hospital stocks, any weakness in them should be looked at as a buying opportunity. With Max Healthcare as its top pick in the sector. It has a Buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1,380. The other key stocks Jefferies
Coforge, one of the leading IT services company, has announced its first-ever stock split, with an aim to make its shares more accessible to investors. The company’s Board of Directors will meet on March 4, 2025, to finalise the details of the stock split, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals, the company said in an
UltraTech Cement has been in the spotlight following its recent announcement of a 1:52 share swap ratio for the acquisition of Kesoram Industries. The cement maker in an exchange filing on Tuesday (February 25) announced that the board has approved the demerger scheme involving Kesoram Industries, which will take effect on March 1, 2025. That
The Indian share market will be closed on Wednesday, February 26, due to Mahashivratri. Both the bourses, NSE and BSE, will not conduct trading today. Regular trading will resume on Thursday, February 27. The money market and MCX are also closed for trading today (February 26), as well on the same account. ALSO READAre markets
The US markets have been on a selling spree. On Tuesday, the key indices in the US fell for the fourth consecutive session. The S&P 500 lost 0.5% while the Nasdaq slipped 1.4%. Weaker-than-expected consumer confidence data continue to weigh on sentiment even as the markets are grappling with trade tariff implications. A look at
The Managing Director and CEO of Cipla, Umang Vohra is confident that tariffs and regulations in the US will not impact the competitiveness of Indian generics and are a long-term positive for the Indian pharma sector. He reiterated that, “Indian generics industry will remain intact even if US imposes tariffs.” This was during a conversation
Quarterly transactions in the office market reached a historic high of 28.2 million square feet in the January-March period, shows a Knight Frank report. Global capability centres (GCCs) were the largest consumers of office space during the period, accounting for 44% of the total transaction volume. A resurgence in demand from the third-party IT services
The reciprocal tariff of 27% will jack up customs duties faced by Indian exporters of studded and gold jewellery in the US to 32-34%, including 5.5-7% extant tariffs. Diamond products which currently do not have any tariffs, will cost US importers a 27% import duty. Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director of the Gems & Jewellery Export
Corporate India is gearing up for a challenging trade environment in the wake of the 27% reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US on Thursday. While the Trump administration has described the move as its moment of liberation, India Inc leaders feel there are some pain as well as some gain. From India’s perspective, key sectors
Dusit International, a leading Thai hotel and property development company, on Thursday announced plans to expand its presence in India by launching its luxury and upper-midscale brands in key emerging markets. The strategic expansion plan builds on the momentum of Dusit’s recent foray into the Indian market with the soft-opening of the contemporary and upscale
The quarterly updates of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, which has been released so far for the January-March 2025 period (Q4FY25), present a mixed picture of the sector at a time when urban demand has remained weak. Rural demand, in contrast, has been resilient and is expected to improve in the coming months. While Marico
