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Samir Arora of Helios Capital sees potential in firms altering consumer habits. He cites Paytm and Zomato as examples of companies transforming transactions and logistics. Arora highlights the growth potential of such ventures. He notes that financials and banks will likely grow. He believes new profit pools will emerge from companies changing consumer and corporate behavior.

Shares of Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power have tumbled up to 19% over the past six trading sessions amid an ongoing investigation into an alleged Rs 17,000 crore loan fraud involving the Anil Ambani-led companies.

Trump’s escalating pharma and chip tariff plans aim to boost U.S. manufacturing and reshape global supply chains.

India s foreign exchange reserves fell by more than $9 billion last week, likely reflecting the central bank s efforts to shore up the rupee amid U.S. threats of steep tariffs on the Asian nation s exports.

Bajaj Auto Q1 Results: Bajaj Auto announced its Q1FY26 results. The company s consolidated profit after tax rose to Rs 2,210 crore. Revenue from operations also increased to Rs 13,133 crore. This growth was fueled by strong exports and premium motorcycle sales. The company maintained a healthy balance sheet. Surplus funds reached Rs 16,726 crore after strategic investments.

Deven Choksey backs PB Balaji as ideal leader for JLR, urges caution on defence stocks

Cathay Pacific Airways on Wednesday warned of declining airfares, challenges at its budget carrier and uncertain cargo market conditions, sending its shares down more than 10% after it posted a slight rise in first-half profit.

The stock debuted on the BSE at ₹179.10, registering a 19.4% gain over its IPO price of ₹150. On the NSE, it opened at ₹178, indicating an 18.7% premium.

Trent shares are under focus ahead of Q1FY26 results, down 36% from peak but showing early signs of recovery. Analysts expect a technical pullback, though earnings may be mixed. Strong topline growth is likely, driven by Zudio expansion, but profitability could be hit due to higher costs and lower margins.

"Investors bought stocks because the gains of the Nikkei in the previous session were not enough to recoup declines on Monday," said Naoki Fujiwara, a senior fund manager at Shinkin Asset Management.