U.S. stock index futures climbed on Wednesday after media reports that the U.S. was seeking a month-long ceasefire in its war with Iran allayed some investor fears around prolonged energy supply disruptions.
Market action was dominated by sharp moves in RPSG Ventures, Larsen & Toubro, and Fino Payments Bank as benchmark indices extended their winning streak.
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Larsen and Toubro shares rose after its WET arm secured a Rs 1,000–2,500 crore water project in Guwahati, boosting its northeast presence. Despite a 15% fall amid Middle East tensions, operations remain largely unaffected with 95% projects running. West Asia continues to be key, contributing nearly 40% to the order book and 75% to international business.
MCX will remain closed in the morning session on March 26, 2026, for Shri Ram Navami, while NCDEX will be shut for the entire day. Equity markets will also remain closed. Trading on MCX will resume in the evening session, as per the exchange’s 2026 holiday calendar.
Indian equities are experiencing a sharp correction due to geopolitical tensions, with valuations becoming attractive. However, elevated oil prices and conflict duration pose significant risks, potentially impacting trade deficits and currencies. Investors are advised to focus on reasonably valued stocks, with engineering, EPC, and IT midcaps showing promise.
United Spirits’ Rs 16,660 crore sale of its RCB stake has been termed value accretive by brokerages, which expect improved capital allocation and potential shareholder returns. The deal, involving major investors, sets a strong valuation benchmark for IPL franchises and could act as a positive trigger for the stock.
Manappuram Finance shares rose after announcing Bain Capital’s open offer to acquire a 26% stake at ₹236 per share, open from April 6–20. The move follows RBI approvals for a change in control of its subsidiaries, completing the ₹4,385 crore deal.
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