European shares rose as banking stocks gained on easing oil prices and hopes of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. Investors turned to corporate earnings from LVMH, ASML and EQT for fresh cues amid geopolitical uncertainty and elevated borrowing costs.
T-Mobile shares rebounded slightly after a record single-day rout as SpaceX’s spectrum deal intensified concerns over Starlink Mobile’s threat to traditional telecom operators. Investors are weighing dip-buying opportunities against long-term competitive risks and upcoming earnings.
Indian government bonds extended losses on Monday, pushing the benchmark 10-year yield to a three-year high as the RBI’s latest liquidity-tightening measures added to selling pressure. Tighter banking-system liquidity can curb banks’ capacity to invest in government securities, weakening bond demand and pushing prices lower and yields higher.
Moneyview shares have surged since listing, but sustaining the rally will depend on the company’s financial performance and asset quality. Analysts say investors should track revenue growth, loan disbursals, managed assets under management (AUM), profitability, margins and operating cash flow. The digital lending platform’s ability to sustain growth while maintaining asset quality will be key to its long-term prospects.
Eurozone government bond yields eased as lower energy prices and a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire announcement improved investor sentiment. German yields declined, while French and Italian bond spreads narrowed. However, markets continued pricing in higher European Central Bank rates, with geopolitical risks and inflation remaining key concerns for investors.
Reliance Industries could benefit from renewed access to discounted Venezuelan crude, which may boost refining margins at its Jamnagar complex. YES Securities estimates that every $1-a-barrel expansion in blended gross refining margins could generate around Rs 4,200 crore in annualised EBITDA. However, regulatory uncertainty, crude discounts and refinery utilisation will determine whether the opportunity translates into sustained earnings growth and stronger cash flows for investors.
Goldman Sachs has raised its December 2026 Brent crude price forecast to $90 per barrel, citing supply risks in the Middle East. While 2027 averages remain at $80, severe Gulf production cuts could drive prices to $125, even as potential Russian exports keep near-term market sentiment volatile.
US Treasury yields have hit two-decade highs, driven by Middle East conflict risks and fiscal concerns. Key indicators including rising options hedging, record AI-sector corporate borrowing, mortgage convexity hedging, and a steepening yield curve suggest that the bond market selloff could intensify further before attracting fresh long-term buyers.
Foreign investor ownership in Indian equities has fallen to a 17-year low of 15.1%, but the absolute value of holdings has risen to around $783 billion. OmniScience Capital attributes the decline in ownership share to faster growth in domestic investor participation.
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