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Market strategist Andrew Freris warns Wall Street’s rally is built on shaky ground, citing weak earnings and excessive AI enthusiasm. He advises caution on US equities, favoring select Asian markets like Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea. Freris believes a US market correction is inevitable and could trigger a global sell-off, urging retail investors to…
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Shares of Ola Electric and Ather Energy surged up to 11% after the Delhi Cabinet approved the EV Policy 2.0 with a Rs 15,000 crore outlay. The policy offers incentives for electric two-wheelers, targets 95% EV registrations by 2027 and is expected to accelerate electric mobility adoption in the capital.
Mutual funds increased holdings for eight consecutive quarters in 36 BSE 1000 companies, signalling sustained institutional conviction. While several stocks delivered strong returns and some more than doubled investor wealth, consistent institutional buying did not guarantee gains, with a few stocks posting sharp declines despite rising mutual fund ownership.
Maruti Suzuki shares rose nearly 5% after Jefferies upgraded the stock to ‘Buy’ and raised its target price to Rs 16,500, citing strong passenger vehicle demand, easing crude prices and lower metal costs. The brokerage expects steady earnings growth and sees valuations as reasonable after recent underperformance.
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The Nifty IT index fell more than 2% to a fresh 52-week low on Tuesday as persistent inflation concerns and uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate trajectory weighed on sentiment. Infosys, TCS, Wipro and other IT stocks declined up to 3%, with investors awaiting the sector’s Q1 earnings season.