Indian government bonds declined for a third day. Oil prices are rising due to Middle East tensions. This situation, coupled with upcoming bond auctions, is impacting the market. India relies heavily on oil imports, making elevated prices a concern. Overnight index swap rates are also increasing as traders anticipate sustained high oil costs.
Adani Energy Solutions shares fell despite steady Q4 performance. The company posted a 6% YoY rise in net profit to Rs 684 crore and a 17% jump in revenue to Rs 7,443 crore, driven by key transmission projects.
SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic could drive one of the largest IPO waves in U.S. history despite remaining unprofitable. Massive private valuations, strong revenue growth in select cases, and rising AI adoption are fuelling investor interest, but the wide gap with profitability raises questions on sustainability and index inclusion rules.
IDFC First Bank is likely to report a weak Q4FY26 with PAT expected to decline sharply due to a deposit fraud impact, despite steady loan growth and stable margins. Brokerages see NII growth remaining healthy, while asset quality, deposit traction and credit costs will be key factors to watch.
Intel forecast stronger-than-expected Q2 revenue of $13.8–$14.8 billion, driven by robust demand for AI-focused server chips, with earnings guidance also beating estimates. The upbeat outlook sent shares soaring 19% in extended trading, adding about $64 billion in market value. Under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, the company is pursuing a turnaround strategy involving cost cuts, asset sales, and strategic partnerships.
Six stocks from the Nifty500 universe appeared on the White Marubozu bullish scan on April 23, indicating strong buying interest throughout the session. The pattern signals sustained bullish momentum and positive sentiment, highlighting potential trend continuation and short-term trading opportunities in stocks showing strong intraday price strength.
Tata Capital reported a robust 43% year-on-year surge in net profit to Rs 1,502 crore for Q4 FY26, alongside a 9% revenue growth. The company highlighted significant AI integration across its operations, enhancing risk management and operational efficiency, leading to improved cost-to-income ratios and reduced credit costs.
Futures open interest rose over nine percent across five NSE stocks including Mphasis, Force Motors, Hindustan Zinc, Motilal Oswal and Bharat Forge, indicating increased trader participation and fresh positions.
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy posted strong Q4FY26 earnings with net profit rising sharply year-on-year, despite a decline in revenue. Cost optimisation and improved execution supported profitability, while order book strength and diversification into wind and BESS segments provide long-term visibility. The stock has recently rallied despite longer-term weakness.
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