US markets opened mixed with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining on a rebound in chip stocks ahead of Nvidia’s earnings, seen as a key gauge of AI demand. The Dow slipped slightly as investors remained cautious about elevated Treasury yields and their impact on valuations.
Domestic markets closed marginally higher, led by auto and bank stocks. Deccan Gold Mines surged 11% on a mineral discovery, and GE Vernova gained 7% after strong Q4 performance.
Its consolidated revenue from operations in the fourth quarter was Rs 2,499.46 crore against Rs 2,095.02 crore in the year-ago period, it added.
The benchmark 6.48% 2035 bond yield dipped 3.4 basis points to end at 7.0761%, easing the most in two weeks. Bond yields move inversely to prices.
They are likely to receive interest from private credit funds, which have been on the lookout for decent-sized deals, one of the sources said.
Investor Peter Bernstein highlights a key distinction. Volatility shows market ups and downs. True risk comes from weak fundamentals or debt. Long-term opportunities often arise during uncertain times. Investors should focus on value and discipline. Temporary market noise is not permanent danger. The future remains uncertain but not predetermined.
Despite a sharp market correction and Sensex decline, several Indian smallcap stocks delivered exceptional six-month returns, with select counters surging up to 259% and multiple stocks emerging as multibagger wealth creators.
NCDEX has announced India’s first SEBI-approved exchange-traded weather derivatives contract, “RAINMUMBAI”, aimed at helping market participants hedge risks arising from monsoon rainfall fluctuations. The contract, based on IMD rainfall data and developed with IIT Bombay, seeks to create a regulated framework for managing climate-linked financial risks across sectors.
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