TCS announced a second interim dividend of Rs 12 per share for FY27 after reporting a 15% rise in Q2 net profit to Rs 13,884 crore. Revenue grew 11% to Rs 73,188 crore, while operating margin stood at 24%.
Rising interest rates and bond yields are the biggest growth risks for wealthy investors, while Asia is seen as the most stable geopolitical region and the US remains the preferred destination for capital allocation.
Indian markets extended their sell-off as the RBI’s hawkish policy stance pressured rate-sensitive sectors and reset near-term valuations. The Nifty fell 1.64% to 22,231.80, while the Sensex dropped 1.46% to 71,593.24, with metals and realty leading losses.
European shares fell as banks hit over three-month lows amid rising bond yields and oil prices. Investors worried persistent inflation could constrain central bank rate cuts and hurt growth, while markets awaited ECB, Federal Reserve and Bank of England signals.
The ECB may raise interest rates further as inflation risks remain tilted upward, with rates already at 2.5% and inflation at 3.8%. Policymaker Primoz Dolenc cited energy, food and geopolitical risks, while noting stable core inflation. Strong economic growth could add pressure, but rising bond yields pose risks to euro zone activity.
Citi’s India investment banking revenue nearly doubled to $52 million, making it the country’s top-ranked investment bank. The lender helped Indian companies raise nearly $16 billion and advised on $36 billion of M&A, driven by overseas expansion and technology-sector activity.
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