Sterlite Technologies shares hit a fresh 52-week high after rising 5% to the upper circuit, taking their 2026 gains to 745%. The rally follows the company’s growth plans, capacity expansion and strong Q1 performance, supported by robust demand for optical connectivity products.
Indian IT stocks lost around Rs 55,000 crore in market value after the US suspended Cognizant’s PERM labour certification filings, raising fresh concerns over tighter scrutiny of work visas and alleged visa fraud.
BSE shares fell sharply on Wednesday after Bernstein initiated coverage with an Underperform rating and a Rs 2,820 target, implying 17% downside. The brokerage expects retail participation in equity derivatives to moderate and BSE’s market share gains to peak in FY27. Meanwhile, CAS-related volume concerns add to the pressure.
Despite their appealing valuations, Indian largecap stocks are currently on a downward trend. Meanwhile, the mid and smallcap sectors are enjoying consistent monthly SIP inflows. Analysts predict that a trend reversal for largecaps is on the horizon, spurred by upcoming mega IPOs from NSE and Jio. Investors are encouraged to prioritize largecap stocks with robust earnings visibility.
ESDS Software share price has surged 235% from its IPO price in just four sessions, with the stock hitting the upper circuit in every session since listing. While analysts remain positive on the company’s long-term growth prospects, they flag elevated valuations and execution risks.
Adani Enterprises shares rose over 4% after Adani Airport Holdings announced a Rs 9,825-crore equity raise from Alpha Wave Global, Premji Invest, Temasek and BlackRock-managed funds. The funds will support airport expansion, modernisation and Airport City projects. AAHL expects the investment to boost capacity, while Adani Enterprises continues delivering strong share-price gains.
Marvell Technology’s AI-driven rally reflects strong hyperscaler relationships, custom silicon and optical connectivity growth. Rising competition and elevated valuation remain key risks as investors expect sustained AI infrastructure spending and execution.
Gold and silver prices opened lower on MCX as investors assessed renewed Middle East tensions, higher crude prices and expectations for US inflation data. Traders are pricing in around a 60% chance of a Fed rate hike.
Indian stock markets experienced significant losses as Sensex and Nifty declined. Soaring oil prices and other factors spooked investors, leading to a market downturn. Major IT stocks like Infosys and TCS saw considerable drops, impacting the overall market. Broader markets also followed the downward trend, with midcap and smallcap indices falling. The total market capitalization saw a substantial reduction of approximately two lakh crore rupees.
Japan’s Nikkei rose 0.43% to 65,549.88, supported by renewed optimism in AI, semiconductor and data-centre demand despite Middle East tensions and higher oil prices. Strong manufacturer confidence and gains in technology stocks boosted sentiment, while a stronger yen and expectations of Bank of Japan rate hikes limited broader market advances.
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