Analysts are doubtful about the S&P 500 crossing the 8,000 points mark despite strong earnings expectations. The rise in oil prices and bond yields has increased market uncertainty ahead of midterm elections. Major technology companies have reported mixed outcomes indicating potential risks for equity investments. Analysts suggest a growing divide in market performance among large and small companies.
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Jio Financial Services reported a 51% year-on-year decline in Q2 FY27 profit to Rs 340 crore, despite total income rising 132% and net interest income surging 165%. Its NBFC business delivered 140% profit growth amid expanding financial services operations.
Indian equities rallied as global technology stocks weakened amid AI valuation concerns and US inflation worries. Analysts recommend Bajaj Holdings and Adani Power for Friday, citing improving technical momentum, key support levels and potential upside, subject to market conditions.
On Thursday, the Nasdaq index fell sharply, hitting near a near-month low amid rising concerns about how increasing interest rates might impact investments in artificial intelligence and related sectors.
Paras Healthcare has set its IPO price band at Rs 660-693 per share, targeting Rs 1,450 crore. Opening October 21, the issue will fund debt repayment and corporate needs, supporting expansion across its hospital network in India.
Indian Bank, UCO Bank, South Indian Bank and Karur Vysya Bank reported double-digit Q2 profit growth, supported by core income and loan expansion. However, rising bond yields hurt treasury earnings, while improving asset quality and provisions shaped quarterly performance.
Cemindia Projects raised Rs 1,400 crore through a qualified institutional placement priced at Rs 1,108 per share, attracting 2.3 times demand over the base issue. Leading mutual funds participated as the company secured strong credit ratings and shares rallied.
Akash Ambani said Jio can raise mobile tariffs but prefers growing revenue through digital services, broadband and enterprise solutions. Ahead of its Rs 30,213 crore IPO, Jio aims to expand margins and connect 100 million homes.
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