Nestlé India shares rose on a strong Q4 beat, with brokerages highlighting robust volume-led growth and margins, though most maintain neutral views given premium valuations despite positive earnings momentum.
Donald Trump signalled that the United States may extend financial support to the UAE, including a potential currency swap arrangement. Discussions reflect rising concerns over regional tensions and economic risks. Such cooperation could strengthen bilateral ties, enhance liquidity support, and help stabilise financial markets amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
Apple Inc. enters a new phase as incoming CEO John Ternus bets on integrating AI into its ecosystem, with future growth hinging on execution in an increasingly competitive AI landscape.
Persistent Systems shares fell up to 4% after Q4 results despite reporting strong earnings growth. Net profit rose nearly 34% YoY to Rs 529 crore for the March quarter, while FY26 profit climbed over 33% to Rs 1,865 crore. However, some brokerages cut estimates, weighing on sentiment and dragging the stock lower.
Five Nifty 200 stocks appeared in the White Marubozu bullish scan on April 21, signalling strong buying interest throughout the session. The pattern reflects sustained upward momentum and positive sentiment, highlighting potential trend continuation and near-term opportunities in select stocks showing strong intraday strength and bullish price action.
Tata Elxsi reported a strong Q4FY26 performance with a sharp rise in net profit and steady revenue growth. Margins remained healthy, supported by deal wins and segmental strength in media and transportation. Sequential improvement was robust, reflecting improving momentum and continued traction across key verticals and strategic business segments.
Smallcap valuations seem high but underlying fundamentals have improved. Aditya Khemani of Invesco Mutual Fund sees this as a structural shift. For investors with a 5-7 year horizon, this segment offers compelling opportunities. Despite market volatility and geopolitical concerns, long-term prospects remain attractive. Financials, consumer discretionary, and healthcare are key sectors to watch.
UGRO Capital has halted new loans in its low-yield, DSA-led book, a strategic pivot aimed at boosting profitability. This move, involving significant cost cuts and exiting a business model that offered thin margins, is expected to drive higher yields and eliminate future shareholder dilution. The company is now focusing on MSME lending and merchant partnerships.
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