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Zen Technologies reported a 189% YoY profit surge to Rs 101.04 crore in Q4 FY25, with revenue rising 130%. Strong EBITDA margins, strategic investments in Vector Technics and the US market, and a proposed Rs 2/share dividend boosted sentiment. Shares hit a 5% upper circuit.

India’s stock market rebounded strongly, with Nifty crossing 25,000, boosted by geopolitical peace and the US-China trade deal. Analysts see further gains but advise selectivity. Defence, metals, and banking sectors show promise. Key stocks include HAL, Tata Steel, and ICICI Bank, amid mixed earnings and cautious optimism.

10 penny stocks surged 20–30% weekly as Sensex rose; picks met criteria on price, volume, and market cap.

Brokerages remain bullish on select BSE Midcap stocks, forecasting up to 53% upside. Top analyst-rated picks include Oil India, Crompton Greaves, Emami, and Aurobindo Pharma. Backed by strong fundamentals and positive sentiment, these stocks span multiple sectors, reflecting broader investor optimism in India s mid-cap segment.

Nifty rose over 4% as easing India-Pak tensions, falling VIX, FII buying, and US-China trade progress boosted sentiment. Traders eye key levels and dates for direction in the coming week.

Markets dipped Friday on profit booking, but weekly gains held. Analysts suggest buying BEML, Angel One, Signature Global, HUDCO, and Tata Power based on technical breakouts and bullish indicators.

Indian startups are increasingly “reverse flipping” back from foreign jurisdictions due to regulatory reforms, maturing capital markets, and rising investor confidence. This shift reflects India’s growing appeal as a global startup hub with strong domestic support.

Bitcoin’s rise highlights growing interest in decentralised finance, but it remains far from replacing the US Dollar, which maintains global supremacy due to stability, reach, and economic might. For now, Bitcoin serves as a supplementary asset, not a replacement.

Internationally, we are present in 15 countries - US, UK, France, Belgium, Singapore, Japan, New Zealand and Africa, and so on. The GDP in these countries is much less compared with India. When India s GDP is growing at a faster pace, my domestic book will always grow faster, says Rajneesh Karnatak, managing director and chief executive of Bank of India.

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