Axis Securities retained a bullish view on Indian equities and recommended 15 stocks for June across market capitalisations, with potential upside of up to 44%. The brokerage favours banking, telecom and capital goods sectors, while remaining cautious on IT. It expects market corrections to offer opportunities to accumulate quality businesses.
Shares of Tata Chemicals and Tata Investment Corporation fell around 3% after reports claimed Tata Trusts Chairman Noel Tata had written to the RBI opposing a potential Tata Sons listing. According to the report, Tata Trusts fears a public listing could shift Tata Sons’ focus towards short-term market pressures and away from its long-term strategic and philanthropic objectives, amid growing internal debate over the holding company’s future.
Morgan Stanley believes Reliance Industries has entered its fifth monetisation cycle, with artificial intelligence infrastructure and new energy businesses poised to become key growth drivers. Maintaining an overweight rating and a target price of Rs 1,803, the brokerage sees 34% upside in the stock.
Amidst global uncertainty, the ET Alpha Wealth Summit in Mumbai on June 4 will feature veteran investor S. Naren. He will share over three decades of experience navigating market crises, offering strategies to limit losses and identify growth opportunities.
Foreign institutional investors increased their stakes in several high-growth small-cap stocks during the March 2026 quarter, backing companies with profit growth above 50% and sales growth exceeding 25%. A select group of 14 such stocks delivered returns of 50% to 225% in CY26, with six emerging as multibaggers, highlighting the strong link between institutional interest and business momentum.
Indian stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Monday. The Sensex and Nifty both fell significantly. This downturn was driven by substantial foreign investor selling and growing concerns over the Iran-US conflict. Rising oil prices and increased market volatility also contributed to the negative sentiment. While IT stocks showed resilience, broader market indices and FMCG stocks faced losses.
Upcoming trillion-dollar IPOs from SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are set to redefine market valuations, asking investors to wager heavily on uncertain futures. These companies are bypassing the traditional path of public markets, potentially capturing future growth for private investors at the expense of public shareholders.
Banking stocks declined sharply on Monday, pulling the Nifty Bank index down more than 370 points. PSU banks led the losses, while analysts flagged key support and resistance levels for traders. Technical indicators suggest near-term consolidation, with the next directional move likely to emerge from a breakout or breakdown.
Global markets face a crucial week driven by U.S. jobs data, ECB and RBI policy decisions, AI-fuelled tech rallies, rupee volatility, geopolitical tensions, and Colombia’s election-linked economic uncertainty.
Indian equities face a mixed outlook due to potential monsoon deficit and uneven corporate earnings. While rural-linked sectors may see pressure, broader market impact is expected to be contained. Investors are advised to look for selective opportunities in sectors like EMS, paints, and defence technology amid ongoing sectoral divergences.
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