Indian investors are seeking value amidst global market volatility, with expert Punita Kumar Sinha advising a selective approach. While commodities and real estate show promise, equities remain dominant, especially for those with limited overseas investment options. Sinha emphasizes stock-specific opportunities over broad sector calls, particularly in IT and capital expenditure cycles.
TVS Motor Q3 Results: TVS Motor Company achieved its highest-ever quarterly sales, revenue, and profits in the December quarter. Consolidated net profit surged 49% year-on-year to Rs 841 crore. Revenue from operations rose 34% to Rs 14,756 crore. Overall two-wheeler and three-wheeler sales grew 27% to a record 15.44 lakh units. Electric vehicle sales also saw a significant increase.
Realty firm Mindspace Business Parks REIT on Tuesday reported a 33 per cent increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 180.09 crore in the December quarter of this fiscal year on higher income.
Short-end euro zone bond yields fell on Wednesday after European Central Bank policymaker Martin Kocher warned that further euro strength could force them to resume interest rate cuts.
As India braces for budget week, market watchers are seeking catalysts to lure back cautious foreign institutional investors. Persistent outflows and concerns over earnings trajectory and valuations have weighed on sentiment. However, strategist Punita Kumar Sinha believes pessimism is overdone, highlighting potential positive triggers like the EU trade deal and budget announcements.
CarTrade Tech shares slid sharply after the company reported strong December-quarter profit growth and a significant expansion in margins, with investors focusing instead on a slowdown in revenue growth compared with the prior quarter.
Swiggy is expected to post strong revenue growth of about 47% YoY in Q3FY26, led by steady food delivery demand and a sharp rise in quick commerce. However, continued investments in Instamart, rising competition, and dark store expansion costs are likely to widen losses, with brokerages estimating a Q3 loss in the range of Rs 804–1,045 crore.
Shadowfax Technologies shares rebounded 6% to Rs 119.5 after a discounted listing at Rs 124. The IPO saw a 2.8x subscription, with institutional investors driving demand. Analysts advise caution for fresh investors, recommending a hold for allottees with strict stop losses due to valuation concerns.
SpaceX is reportedly exploring a mid-June 2026 IPO that could raise up to $50 billion at a massive $1.5 trillion valuation, according to the Financial Times.
India’s housing market risks deepening inequality as affordable supply collapses despite booming luxury sales. With EMIs surging, demand unmet and developers abandoning low-margin projects, Budget 2026 must revive incentives, expand infrastructure, update affordability norms and strengthen subsidies to restore balance and make homeownership achievable for the middle class.
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