Jaipur-headquartered Moustache Group of Hotels on Monday announced its rebranding, aiming to operate 100 more properties by 2030.
European shares were steady on Tuesday, echoing a cautious tone in global markets as key bilateral talks between the U.S. and Iran were underway, while investors scoured for clues on how AI disruptions could upend traditional business models.
Kwality Wall’s shares fell sharply on Tuesday, extending their post-listing slide to 30% after a weak debut. The stock faced heavy selling despite LIC acquiring a 6.62% stake. The demerged ice-cream business from HUL also saw an open offer launched at Rs 21.33 per share by a Dutch promoter entity.
Motilal Oswal has included Groww’s parent company (Billionbrains Garage Ventures) and Dixon Technologies among its bullish stock ideas in its latest coverage, reflecting confidence in secular growth themes beyond the core index. The brokerage’s Buy call on Groww underscores its dominant retail broking market share and diversified revenue expansion potential, while Dixon Tech features as a high-conviction pick in the electronics manufacturing services (EMS) space with strategic alliances and growth prospects driving optimism.
Australian shares climbed on Tuesday. BHP surged to a record, boosting the resources sector. This set the tone as earnings season began. The S&P/ASX 200 extended gains. Focus remained on domestic earnings due to market closures elsewhere. Investors watched for signals on iron ore demand and the sector outlook. Jobs data is now a key focus.
Seven exclusive MF-held stocks fell up to 55% in a year, while four outliers gained up to 125%, ETMarkets analysis shows.
Japanese government bond yields dropped significantly on Tuesday. Trading was light due to Lunar New Year holidays in several Asian markets. Super-long-dated bond yields saw sharp declines. A five-year bond auction had a weak outcome. The benchmark 10-year JGB yield also reached its lowest point since mid-January. The yen strengthened against the dollar.
Indian government bonds remained largely flat as market participants awaited a significant debt supply from states. Despite a slight decline in the benchmark 2035 bond yield over the past week, sustained easing may require central bank or government intervention. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields fell on slower retail inflation, boosting rate cut expectations.
Infosys shares rose on Tuesday after the IT major announced a strategic partnership with AI firm Anthropic to build enterprise-ready AI solutions. The collaboration will integrate Claude models with Infosys Topaz to automate workflows, boost software development and scale AI adoption across sectors, lifting investor sentiment and the stock price.
US tech giants are facing a sharp valuation reset in 2026 as investors question whether massive AI spending can deliver adequate returns. Stocks like Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia and Alphabet have fallen, while firms with stronger earnings visibility, such as TSMC and Samsung, have gained, signalling a shift in market sentiment.
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