Wall Street opened marginally higher, supported by continued momentum in artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks. Investor sentiment remained cautiously positive amid signs of progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations. Gains in major indexes were modest, reflecting a balance between tech-led optimism and lingering geopolitical uncertainty in global markets.
PhysicsWallah sharply reduced its quarterly and annual losses in FY26 as revenue growth accelerated through disciplined scaling and AI-led efficiency. The ed-tech company reported strong EBITDA expansion, rising paid users and wider physical presence, while strengthening its path toward sustained profitability and technology-driven growth.
Strong institutional demand prompted the government to exercise the oversubscription option in Coal India’s offer-for-sale. Investors placed bids worth around Rs 19,000 crore on the first day, while the government expanded the issue size to 2% amid continued interest in the dividend-paying PSU stock.
Zydus Lifesciences increased its share buyback price to Rs 1,260 per share while reducing the repurchase size to 87.3 lakh shares. The total buyback outlay remains Rs 1,100 crore. The pharma stock has outperformed benchmark indices over the past one year with a 19% rally.
The global AI boom has transformed the semiconductor industry, pushing Micron and SK Hynix past the $1 trillion market value mark. Surging demand for AI memory chips, supply shortages and massive data centre investments have sparked strong rallies across Asian and US technology and semiconductor stocks.
Oil prices plunged Wednesday on rekindled hopes for progress in US-Iran talks aimed at ending the war in the Middle East.
Goldiam International approved a 1:3 bonus issue alongside its Q4FY26 results, marking its first bonus issue in around 21 years. The company reported a 61% year-on-year rise in quarterly profit and over 18% revenue growth, driven by strong bridal jewellery demand despite tariff uncertainties and volatile gold prices.
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