U.S. stocks opened higher on Thursday, with investors showing interest in undervalued technology shares. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all saw gains at the opening bell. Market participants are also closely monitoring the ongoing Middle East conflict.
SpaceX is gearing up for an IPO that has captured the attention of investors far and wide. With retail investments skyrocketing past seventy billion dollars, investors can expect to snag at least twenty percent of the shares.
Sebi has proposed a new mechanism to harmonize stock price bands and pre-open auction prices across exchanges. This aims to address price divergences for stocks listed on multiple platforms, particularly when trading is limited on one exchange. The regulator seeks to improve price discovery and prevent distortions by standardizing how closing prices are used for subsequent trading sessions.
Oracle faced a sharp decline in stock prices on Thursday, triggering alarms among investors who are anxious about the company’s escalating debt and spending in the competitive AI infrastructure sector. Engaging in large-scale data center partnerships with industry titans like OpenAI and Meta, Oracle aims to position itself against formidable competitors like Amazon and Microsoft.
GNG Electronics witnessed a Rs 175 crore block deal as promoter Vidhi Khandelwal sold shares to domestic mutual funds and foreign investors. Institutional interest comes amid optimism over the company’s leadership in the refurbished electronics market and strong growth prospects.
Citi Research lowered its Nifty target due to rising earnings risks linked to geopolitical tensions and other macro concerns. However, it remains constructive on India’s medium-term outlook, citing low foreign investor ownership, resilient domestic inflows and potential gains if global conditions improve.
SpaceX is poised for a historic IPO, potentially raising $75 billion and valuing the company at $1.75 trillion. Extraordinary investor demand signals strong interest, with thousands of employees set to become millionaires through stock options, reflecting a broad-based culture of ownership within the company.
As rising temperatures drive electricity demand across India, Macquarie sees the power sector entering a broad regulatory and operational reset. The brokerage initiated coverage on JSW Energy with an ‘Outperform’ rating and a Rs 720 target, while assigning ‘Neutral’ ratings to Adani Power and Adani Energy Solutions. NTPC emerged as its top sector pick, with a revised target price of Rs 480.
Oracle shares fell sharply in after-hours trading despite beating earnings estimates, as investors reacted to aggressive AI spending plans and rising debt concerns. The company’s massive capital raise and infrastructure push raised fears of over-leverage, even as strong revenue growth and bullish guidance highlighted its expanding role in AI cloud infrastructure.
MTAR Technologies shares fell sharply after its key client, Bloom Energy, saw its stock tumble in the US market following the suspension of a major data centre project. The facility was expected to be powered by 900 MW of Bloom Energy fuel cells alongside grid electricity. The selloff in MTAR comes despite the stock rallying more than 280% over the past year.
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