Foreign investors returned strongly to Indian equities after the India-US trade deal eased tariff fears. FIIs logged their biggest single-day buying since October, lifting stocks, strengthening the rupee and improving bond market sentiment amid hopes of trade stability.
Diversified gaming platform Nazara Technologies on Tuesday posted a 35.3 per cent drop in consolidated profit for the December quarter at Rs 8.84 crore, as revenue from operations also fell.
Fractal Analytics announced dates for its Rs 2,834 crore IPO, billed as India’s first pure-play AI listing. The issue includes fresh shares and an offer-for-sale, funding global expansion, AI products and acquisitions, amid improving profitability and rising investor interest globally.
Nifty saw profit-taking after a gap-up opening but held above key Fibonacci and moving average supports. Analysts flagged a shift to buy-on-dips, cooling volatility and improving momentum, even as global markets weakened and select heavyweights influenced overall market sentiment.
JPMorgan is finalising plans for a new index to track frontier market local currency bonds, investors consulted on the details told Reuters, as the bank looks to satisfy a growing appetite for riskier and more diversified high-yield debt.
AWL Agri Business Ltd, formerly known as Adani Wilmar, on Tuesday posted 35 per cent drop in consolidated net profit at Rs 269 crore for December quarter 2025-26 on higher expenses.
The number of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India is estimated to rise to about 2,400 by 2030 while their market size is projected to reach USD 110 billion, according to a report by FIICI and Anarock.
Indian government bonds rose on Tuesday after the U.S.-India trade-pact sparked fresh buying, but gains were capped as the news created a rare opportunity for profit-taking in a supply-heavy market.
Indian mutual funds will likely continue selling government bonds, after record sales in January, as demand-supply dynamics outweigh U.S. trade-deal optimism for debt investors, according to five fund managers.
A surge in the price of gold is driving demand for so-called tokenized gold, a fast-growing niche of the digital asset market, which experts warn carries custody and regulatory risks that are not always apparent to investors.
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