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U.S. stocks slipped as chipmakers dragged the Nasdaq and S&P 500 lower despite solid economic data and strong earnings expectations. Semiconductor weakness offset gains in healthcare, while rising oil prices and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions added pressure. Investors remain cautious amid volatility, even as retail sales and labor data signal underlying economic resilience.
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan signaled support for higher interest rates, warning inflation remains above target and policy is not restrictive enough. She flagged risks from strong demand, AI investment and Middle East tensions, indicating growing divisions within the Federal Reserve ahead of its July meeting on the policy path.
Indian equities ended subdued amid geopolitical concerns, volatile crude prices and weak Asian cues. Analysts recommend Chennai Petroleum and ABB India after strong technical breakouts, supported by rising volumes, bullish price structures and trading above key moving averages, indicating sustained upside potential.
Wall Street’s AI trade is expanding beyond chipmakers to power producers, grid builders and equipment suppliers as surging data-centre electricity demand drives investment. Companies spanning nuclear power, grid infrastructure and cooling systems are emerging as key AI beneficiaries despite valuation and execution risks.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has introduced a groundbreaking rule to enhance electronic disclosure delivery. This initiative seeks to improve accessibility for investors by leveraging modern technology. Under this proposal, companies may implement electronic delivery without needing prior consent, which could also help lower costs. The public will have two months to provide feedback, after which the SEC will finalize the decision.
Indian equities ended subdued on weekly expiry as investors weighed Iran-US tensions, firm crude prices and rupee weakness. Analysts expect Q1 earnings to drive stock-specific action, while Nifty remains in a consolidation phase with key support near 24,000 and resistance around 24,300.
Polycab India delivered its strongest-ever first quarter, with revenue rising 39% and net profit increasing 33%, driven by robust wires and cables demand and strong FMEG growth. Management expects infrastructure spending, capacity expansion and distribution growth to sustain long-term momentum.
Despite a flat Sensex close, six BSE 150 MidCap stocks—Ipca Laboratories, Sona BLW Precision Forgings, BHEL, Gujarat Fluorochemicals, Lupin and Biocon—hit fresh 52-week highs, signalling strong buying interest, improving investor confidence and sustained bullish momentum.
Thirteen Nasdaq 100 stocks have turned multibaggers in CY26, led by AI, semiconductors and data infrastructure themes, significantly outperforming the broader index and delivering exceptional gains to investors.
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