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Indian government bonds fell on Thursday, with the 10-year reversing nearly half of its biggest rally in four years, as oil rose on doubts over the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.
Ace Investor Sunil Singhania-backed Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund added Heritage Foods in the quarter ended March, picking nearly 13 lakh shares that account for 1.4% equity in the company.
Indian stock markets are showing strength despite global tensions. Technical analysts see a positive market structure and potential stock gains. Nifty faces resistance at 24,000 but has strong support at 22,800. Vedanta and NTPC Green are highlighted as potential investments. The IT sector may have priced in negative news, with Infosys seen as an attractive buy before TCS results.
Just when investors began to breathe easy on hopes that a two-week ceasefire would cool oil prices, markets were jolted back to reality, with crude once again hovering near the $100 mark.
An IT services major Wipro announced it will consider a share buyback alongside its Q4 results on April 16. This move follows a significant stock price decline and investor concerns about cash return versus AI investments.
The rupee experienced a modest decline as escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran pushed oil prices higher, negatively impacting local stocks and bonds. Regional markets also faced pressure amid renewed conflict in the Middle East, threatening the fragile ceasefire. Elevated energy prices and weak capital inflows continue to weigh on the rupee.
TCS Q4 Results: Revenue from operations rose 10% YoY to Rs 70,698 crore.
Oil prices rose on Thursday as doubts over a fragile two-week Middle East ceasefire raised concerns that energy flows through the crucial Strait of Hormuz will remain restricted.
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath highlighted the valuation gap between hospitals and brokerages, noting that life-saving institutions like Narayana Health are valued far less than trading platforms, despite their societal impact.
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