Brookfield India Real Estate Trust has posted more than eight fold jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 201.22 crore for the quarter ended December 2025.
Bond markets enter the FY27 Union Budget with cautious optimism, focusing on fiscal credibility, debt sustainability and gross borrowing dynamics. With consolidation expected around 4.2% of GDP and stable net borrowing, investors anticipate steady yields, manageable supply and supportive demand, keeping near-term risks contained despite higher redemptions and state-level pressures.
Japanese super-long bond yields reversed course and climbed Friday, fueled by speculation that Donald Trump might nominate Kevin Warsh for the U.S. central bank. This shift saw the 20-year JGB yield rise, while shorter-dated bonds held steady after a robust auction. The benchmark 10-year yield dipped as investors covered short positions following a mid-month sell-off.
Vodafone Idea shares surged after unveiling a Rs 45,000 crore turnaround plan, but brokerages remain divided, with targets ranging from Rs 10 to Rs 14 amid execution risks, funding concerns and uncertainty over tariff hikes and long-term debt sustainability.
Precision components maker Indo-MIM Ltd. is gearing up for its India IPO, aiming to raise up to $700 million. The company has reportedly lowered its valuation target to $2.5 billion from $3.2 billion, reflecting a cautious market sentiment. The offering includes both new shares and a significant stake sale by existing investors.
Vedanta Limited plans to list four demerged business units on Indian stock exchanges by mid-May. The restructuring, approved by the company law tribunal, will create separate entities for steel, oil and gas, aluminium, and power. The base metals unit will remain with the parent company. This move aims to support growth and was initially announced in 2023.
Bitcoin fell to a two-month low amid uncertainty over Fed leadership, triggering a broader crypto sell-off. Ethereum and major altcoins also declined sharply as liquidations surged and investors turned risk-averse amid weak tech earnings and macroeconomic concerns.
Precious metals saw a sharp overnight rise. Market strategist Hugh Johnson notes global uncertainties are shaping these moves. He advises caution on gold and silver, suggesting speculative demand may ease. The US dollar is under pressure. Johnson expects a steady Fed chair pick, likely Kevin Warsh, who understands central bank independence.
Brookfield India REIT reported a strong Q3, with net operating income rising 14% YoY to Rs 540.4 crore, driven by higher leasing and improved occupancy. Leasing hit 1.2 million sq ft with a 17% re-leasing spread, while committed occupancy reached 92%. The REIT also completed the Ecoworld acquisition, boosting portfolio scale.
Dixon Technologies shares jumped after a strong Q3 profit print, but brokerages remain divided. While Motilal Oswal stays bullish, Goldman Sachs maintains a Sell, citing volume pressure and moderating growth, as memory costs and demand challenges persist.
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