Doximity shares surged after the healthcare platform highlighted the strong performance of its clinical AI, overshadowing an earnings miss. Investors cheered its AI capabilities, positioning the company as a specialised healthcare AI player despite mixed quarterly financial results.
Oil prices declined as investors weighed prospects of reopening the Strait of Hormuz against persistent geopolitical risks. Markets also awaited US payrolls data, while uncertainty over Iran-related negotiations, shipping arrangements and regional security kept crude prices volatile despite easing supply concerns.
Legendary investor Philip Carret said optimism is essential for successful investing, helping investors remain disciplined through market volatility. He advocated balancing confidence in long-term economic growth with careful research, patience and risk awareness to benefit from compounding and enduring market resilience.
Indian equities ended lower as the Closing Auction Session continued creating divergence between Sensex and Nifty. Banking and financial stocks dragged benchmarks, while auto and IT outperformed. Analysts said Nifty’s 24,500 support remains crucial despite easing momentum and continued profit booking.
BSE Index Services has launched the BSE REITs Index to track the performance of listed Real Estate Investment Trusts in India. The index comprises six REITs and has delivered an 18.54% one-year return on a total-return basis. Embassy Office Parks REIT has the highest weight at 32.18%.
Wealth manager Aarti Gupta urged women to diversify beyond physical gold by building goal-based, multi-asset portfolios with SIPs, index funds and ETFs. She also advocated financial independence through personal bank accounts, emergency savings and shared household financial planning.
Indian government bonds finished the week with little change on Friday, yet celebrated their first gain in five weeks. A decline in oil prices and a calming tone from the central bank helped elevate demand for these bonds. The Reserve Bank of India opted to keep its repo rate steady, alleviating concerns over potential rate hikes in the near future.
Sebi is introducing joint inspections by stock exchanges and depositories, along with a notable reduction in its inspection target for FY27. This strategy intends to enhance oversight while facilitating operations for intermediaries. Moreover, the practice of conducting repetitive annual inspections on compliant entities will cease, shifting focus to alert mechanisms, complaints, and market intelligence for more effective monitoring.
Hitachi Energy India has displayed remarkable financial growth with a net profit soaring over 100% in the June quarter. The company reported a substantial increase in operational revenue compared to the previous year. With first-quarter orders reaching Rs 5,096.5 crore for FY27, the firm has achieved a record order backlog totaling Rs 32,222.1 crore, fueled by robust progress in energy transition and security sectors.
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