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European markets fall amid renewed tensions in West Asia
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Equity Alert: European markets fall amid renewed tensions in West Asia
MUMBAI--1530 IST--Nearly all major stock markets in Europe fell as fears of the war in West Asia getting prolonged dampened sentiment. France's CAC 40 was the only index to rise in early trade. There are "no talks or conversations going on, or scheduled, with the Islamic Republic of Iran", US President Donald Trump said. Crude oil prices continued their upward move and Brent Crude Oil futures rose as much 2% from Tuesday's lows to over $92 per barrel. The pan-European Stoxx Europe 600 was slightly down.
Amid the rise in crude oil prices, energy stocks in Europe gained. TotalEnergies was up almost 2%, BP over 1%, and Shell was up 0.5%. The Stoxx Europe 600 Energy was up almost 1%. On the index front, the CAC 40 snapped a seven-session fall and was up modestly. Automobile majors Stellantis and Renault, along with energy giant TotalEnergies and recyling management company Veolia Environnement, were the top gainers in the index. Germany's DAX Performance-Index fell for the third consecutive session.
UK's retail inflation rose 2.9% on year in July, higher than 2.6% in June. Inflation increased for the first time since March on an annualised basis. The CPI went up 0.3% in July on month. Prices in the housing and household services segment climbed 4.6% on year for the previous month, which is more than the 1.2% rise seen in June. Transport prices rose only 3.6% on year, significantly less than June's 5.7% uptick.
The fall in UK transport prices, mostly due to the fall in diesel prices, helped cap the rise in inflation for July. The average price of diesel in the country fell by 8.8 pence (INR 11) per litre between June and July. Prices had gone up 2.9 pence per litre between June and July in 2025. Food prices went up 1.3% on year. The last time the increase was slower was in September 2021.
"...There's scant evidence so far--beyond energy prices--that the war in Iran is having a tangible impact on inflation," James Smith, an economist with ING Economics, said in a report. It is early days, Smith said, but food prices are not showing signs of inching up, which should help prices in the UK remain under control. Meanwhile, core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 2.6% on year in July, unchanged from June.
The following were the levels of key indices in the region at 1525 IST:
Index | Level | Change in % |
FTSE 100 Index | 10705.74 | (-)0.21 |
CAC 40 | 8531.90 | 0.26 |
MIB INDEX | 52894.58 | (-)0.23 |
DAX PERFORMANCE-INDEX | 26075.80 | (-)0.20 |
SLI | 2295.02 | (-)0.13 |
(Ruchira Kagita)
Equity Alert: GSK Pharma shares hit 1-yr high; stock up 17% in 10 sessions
MUMBAI--1515 IST--Shares of GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals rose over 5.5% to hit a one-year high at INR 3,036.50. The stock has risen nearly 17% in the past 10 sessions. At 1513 IST, the stock was up over 5% at INR 3,030.10. Over 1.22 million shares of the company have changed hands so far, which is nearly 11 times the stock's average daily trading volume in the past three months.
The sharp surge in the stock's price and trading volume comes after a bullish breakout on Friday, according to Vipin Kumar, assistant vice-president of research at Globe Capital Market. The breakout was supported by a substantial increase in delivery and trading volumes, along with a bullish moving-average crossover which indicates the potential for further upside in the near term, according to the analyst. "Considering its current chart structure, we suggest holding existing long positions and using dips to add fresh positions," Kumar said. The analyst believes the overall trend remains positive and any meaningful correction towards the breakout zone could provide a favourable opportunity for accumulation.
Of the two brokerage reports available on the stock with Informist, one has a "buy" or equivalent recommendation with a target price of INR 2,900. The current market price exceeds the target price by over 4%. The other brokerage has a "hold" or equivalent recommendation with a target price of INR 2,870. (Shruti Nair)
Equity Alert: Asian mkts end down amid high oil prices, selloff in chip stocks
MUMBAI--1410 IST--Nearly all major indices in Asia ended lower on Wednesday with Brent Crude oil futures remaining firmly parked above $91 per barrel. Global bond yields eased slightly after hitting their highest levels in decades as concern over growing sovereign debt pushed borrowing costs higher, rattling stock markets. Continued sell-off in semiconductor and technology stocks pulled down major indices in the region.
South Korea's Kospi ended 5.8% lower as the worst performing index in the region amid losses in major semiconductor stocks. Earlier, the benchmark index plunged 6% and triggered a sell-side circuit breaker, which temporarily halted programme selling, the ChoSun Daily reported. This marked the 25th activation of the sell-side circuit breaker on the Kospi so far this year. Heavyweight constituents Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix had fallen around 7% and 9%, respectively, around the time that selling was halted, according to the report.
Japan's Nikkei 225 ended over 3% lower, recording its lowest closing level in two weeks. "Rising bond yields, higher oil prices and renewed geopolitical concerns [are] weighing on investor appetite," DowJones Newswires cited commentary by Matt Simpson, senior analyst at StoneX Group. "The sell-off has been particularly pronounced across technology and semiconductor stocks," according to Simpson. Electronics equipment maker Furukawa Electric, Kioxio Holdings, and SoftBank Group were among the worst performing stocks in the index.
In China, shares of humanoid robot maker Unitree Robotics closed over 460% higher after debuting on Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market. The company had raised around $905 million in its initial public offering, CNBC reported, citing the company's prospectus. Unitree is the latest Chinese tech name to debut in Shanghai's STAR Market, after chipmaker CXMT listed last month and soared 466% on the first day of trading, according to the report.
The following are the levels of key indices in the region at 1405 IST:
Index | Level | Change in % |
Nikkei 225 Day | 65326.42 | (-)3.2 |
TOPIX FIRST SECTION | 4012.31 | (-)3.1 |
S&P/ASX 200 Index | 9053.8 | (-)0.2 |
KOSPI Index | 6471.17 | (-)5.8 |
Hang Seng Index | 25495.07 | 0.1 |
CSI 300 Index | 4588.70 | (-)2.9 |
FTSE Singapore Strait Times | 5687.09 | (-)0.3 |
(Shruti Nair)
Equity Alert: SpiceJet falls 4%; NCLT fines co for settling case last minute
MUMBAI--1405 IST--Shares of SpiceJet fell as much over 4% to intraday low of INR 10.72 on the BSE after the National Company Law Tribunal fined the airline and its lessor, Aviator ML 29641, a combined INR 1.5 million for solving an insolvency petition at the eleventh hour. The stock fell for the seventh session in a row. Unhappy with how both the parties handled the matter, the tribunal said it would allow for the insolvency proceedings to be withdrawn only if they paid the fine.
At 1357 IST, shares of the airline traded nearly 2% lower at INR 10.98 with trading volumes over 11 million. Volumes were over six times higher from the same time Tuesday. Over the past six sessions, the stock had shed almost 11%.
The tribunal had reprimanded SpiceJet heavily Monday for settling the case with its lessor on the day of the verdict. Aviator ML had filed an insolvency petition claiming SpiceJet's unpaid dues totalling INR 586.45 million. The tribunal said that SpiceJet was making a mockery of the entire system and was playing wrong tactics in its insolvency case.
"We view the order as a positive step towards resolving the outstanding matters and remain committed to working closely and constructively with our partners to find mutually acceptable solutions," SpiceJet said in a press release Wednesday. The airline has seven pending insolvency cases against it. (Ruchira Kagita)
Equity Alert: Mkts down on losses in energy, fincl svcs cos; ICICI Bk dn 1%
MUMBAI--1348 IST--Benchmark indices fell further in the second half with energy companies and financial services companies contributing to the losses. The heavyweight stock ICICI Bank fell further and was down over 1%, weighing down on the Nifty 50. Its heavyweight peers Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank were down nearly 1% each. At 1349 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24041.75, down 113.15 points or 0.5%, and the BSE Sensex was at 76866.88, down 368.58 points or 0.5%.
Eternal and HCL Technologies were the top gainers in the Nifty 50, up nearly 2% each. JSW Steel, Wipro, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Kotak Mahindra Bank, and Tata Consumer Products rose around 1% each. The state-run energy companies Coal India and Power Grid Corp. of India were the worst hit stocks in the Nifty 50, down nearly 2% each. Financial services companies continued to weigh down on the 50-stock index. Bajaj Finance, Jio Financial Services, Axis Bank, and Bajaj Finserv fell around 1% each.
Bharat Electronics, Max Heakthcare Institute, Asian Paints, InterGlobe Aviations, ITC, Hindalco Industries, and Larsen & Toubro fell further and were down around 1% each. All the broader market indices remained lower Nifty Smallcaps were down 0.5% each, and Nifty Midcaps were down 0.1-0.2%. Among the sectoral indices, Nifty Energy was the underperformer, down 1%. Nifty IT was the only sectoral index that was higher. It rose 0.6%.
Shares of Eternal and One 97 Communications rose nearly 2% and 3%, respectively. These stocks rose after the global brokerage Bernstein revised its India model portfolio on Wednesday, in which it included Eternal and One 97 Communications, CNBC TV 18 reported.
In the Nifty 200, ICICI Prudential Asset Management Co. was the top gainer, up over 4%. Adani Total Gas rose nearly 4%. Hitachi Energy India was the major laggard in the index, down over 4%. Its peer Adani Energy Solutions fell over 3% in the index. Cyient was the top gainer in the Nifty 500, up nearly 5%. On other hand, Netweb Technologies India was the worst hit, down over 5%. (Adhithya Aji)
Equity Alert: BSE snaps five-session losing run, rises 3%
MUMBAI--1249 IST--Shares of BSE snapped its five-session losing run and rose almost 3% to an intraday high of INR 3,395 on the National Stock Exchange. It was among the top gainers in the Nifty 200 intraday Wednesday. Earlier, the stock was under pressure due to the adverse impact of the closing auction session on option volumes. Brokerages Jefferies and Nuvama Institutional Equities had downgraded the stock this week.
The issue between the underlying cash market and derivative prices becomes important during the final hours of trading, since market participants are likely to rely on screen prices without fully understanding if those prices reflect actual demand and supply, Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities mentioned the management of BSE as saying in an investor conference on Aug. 10. Better alignment between the closing mechanisms of cash and derivatives markets should improve price discovery and reduce distortions, BSE said. However, better implementation of the new closing auction session could need more regulatory changes, the company said.
Going forward, BSE sees three potential growth drivers. These are institutional participation, adoption of smart order routing, and retail participation, Nirmal Bang noted in a report. While volumes from institutional investors have started shifting, retail adoption remains at an earlier stage, according to the report. The company continues to invest in technology to handle higher order messaging, transaction volumes, and institutional algorithmic activity, BSE management said.
At 1241 IST, shares of BSE rose over 2% to INR 3,382.40 and trading volumes were around 3.5 million. Volumes were slightly lower compared with about 3.9 million witnessed until the same time Tuesday. The stock had fallen more than 8% over the past five trading days. (Ruchira Kagita)
Equity Alert: Indices remain lower as select cos, fincl svcs extend losses
MUMBAI--1158 IST--Indices fell further with select stocks and financial services extending losses. The heavyweight banking stocks HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank were down around 1% each, weighing down on the benchmark Nifty 50. At 1156 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24077.60, down 77.30 or 0.3%, and the BSE Sensex was at 76981.49, down 253.97 or 0.3%.
Eternal, HCL Technologies, and Sun Pharmaceutical Industries were the top gainers in the Nifty 50. These stocks rose around 1% each. Wipro, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Eternal, and Bajaj Auto, were up around 1% each. On other hand, state-owned energy companies Power Grid Corp. of India and Coal India were the worst hit stocks in the indices. They fell further and were down nearly 2% each. Financial services companies Bajaj Finance, SBI Life Insurance Co., Bajaj Finserv, and Jio Financial Services were down around 1% each.
Paytm operator One 97 Communications was the top gainer among the Nifty 200 constituents, up 3%. Shares of BSE, Coforge, Lenskart Solutions, Godfrey Phillips India, and PB Fintech were up around 2% each. On other hand, Hitachi Energy India and Simens Energy India were the worst hit stocks in the index, down around 4% each. L&T Finance and Adani Energy Solutions were down around 3% each.
Shares of city gas distributors Adani Total Gas, Mahanagar Gas, and Indraprastha Gas were up 3-4%. The gas companies gained after the government announced a scheme to accelerate the expansion of piped natural gas connections along with an incentive for city gas distributors. Eligible city gas distribution companies will be allocated an additional 200 standard cubic metres of domestically-produced, lower-priced gas for every incremental billed domestic PNG connection achieved during the performance period.
In the Nifty 500, Kaynes Technology India was the top gainer, up nearly 5%, while Himadri Speciality Chemical was the worst hit, down nearly 8%. (Adhithya Aji)
Equity Alert: City gas distributor cos up 2-4% after govt launches PNG scheme
MUMBAI--1155 IST--Shares of major city gas distribution companies were up during the first half of the trading session after the government Tuesday launched a scheme to accelerate the expansion of piped natural gas connections to make the transition to clean cooking fuel easier for households. At 1157 IST, shares of Adani Total Gas, Indraprastha Gas, and Mahanagar Gas were up around 2–4% on the National Stock Exchange.
"The new scheme directly incentivises the City Gas Distribution companies to actively convert unbilled connections into working gas connections, and expand the PNG network to new areas," according to the official release by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. Under the scheme, eligible city gas distributors will be allocated an additional 200 standard cubic metres of domestically-produced, lower-priced gas for every incremental billed domestic PNG connection achieved during the performance period, over and above the threshold level determined for the respective geographical area, the ministry said.
The additional gas allocation will replace the more expensive liquefied natural gas that distributors currently procure for their compressed natural gas division, thereby bringing down overall gas-sourcing costs. The scheme will take effect from Sept. 1 and will be implemented in two tranches over six months. It is the latest endeavour in a series of steps taken by the government over the past few months to speed up PNG adoption. (Shruti Nair)
Equity Alert: Behari Lal Engineering lists at 63% premium at INR 465 on NSE
MUMBAI--1030 IST--Shares of Behari Lal Engineering listed at INR 465 a piece on the National stock Exchange, a 63% premium to its issue price of INR 285. On BSE, the scrip listed at INR 458, a premium of 61% to the issue price. At 1005 IST, shares of the company were trading at INR 468.55 per share on the NSE, up nearly 64% from the issue price.
The company's initial public offering was subscribed 108.44 times on the final day with bids received for 803.83 million shares, against 7.41 million shares on offer. Prior to the public issue, the company had raised INR 904.86 million by allotting 3.17 million shares at INR 285 per share to anchor investors.
Behari Lal Engineering is an integrated iron and steel manufacturing company specialising in customised engineering solutions. For the financial year 2025-26 (Apr-Mar), the company reported a restated net profit of INR 646.36 million on revenues of INR 5.34 billion. (Shruti Nair)
Equity Alert: Shiprocket lists at 34% premium to issue price on BSE
MUMBAI--1028 IST--Shares of Shiprocket listed at INR 129.50, a premium of nearly 34% to its issue price on the BSE. The stock opened around 35% higher from its issue price on the National Stock Exchange. The issue price was set as INR 97. At 1016 IST, shares of the delivery and logistics major were over 39% higher from its issue price at INR 135.24 on the NSE. Trading volumes in the stock were close to 77 million on the NSE and around 6.5 million on the BSE.
The subscription for the company's initial public offer had ended Friday and was subscribed over 99 times. It received bids for 9.39 billion shares against the 94.44 million on offer. The company had raised INR 7.27 billion from anchor investors.
Shiprocket is a technology platform designed to enable e-commerce transactions for micro, small, and medium enterprises and large retailers. For 2025-26 (Apr-Mar), it had reported a consolidated net loss of INR 759.43 million on revenue of INR 20.24 billion. (Durgesh Nandan)
Equity Alert: RailTel Corp surges 7% on securing order from EPFO
MUMBAI--1007 IST--Shares of RailTel Corp. of India rose over 7% to an intraday high of INR 286.40 on the National Stock Exchange after the company Tuesday said it has received an order worth INR 1.67 billion from the Employees Provident Fund Organisation. The order is for one year and it will be executed by Feb. 9.
At 0956 IST, shares of RailTel Corp. were 4% higher with trading volumes over six million. Volumes were significantly higher from the same time Tuesday. The stock was among the top gainers in the Nifty 500 space.
During Apr-Jun, the company received orders of INR 16.88 billion. This is over twofold the value of orders in the corresponding quarter a year ago, RailTel Corp. told analysts in a post-earnings conference call July. The company's total order book stood at INR 117.47 billion as of Jun. 30, it said. The company had posted a net profit of INR 657.80 million for the June quarter on revenues of INR 8.93 billion. (Ruchira Kagita)
Equity Alert: Indices down after opening flat; fincl svcs stocks weigh
MUMBAI--0950 IST--Benchmark indices fell Wednesday after opening flat as higher crude oil prices and concern over the West Asia War weighed on the investor sentiment. Financial services stocks were the major contributors to the losses, while information technology stocks recovered after falling for two consecutive days. The heavyweight banking stocks HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank fell around 0.5% each. At 0949 IST, the Nifty 50 was at 24087.45, down 67.45 points or 0.3%, and the BSE Sensex was at 77038.79, down 196.67 points or 0.3%.
Nestle India was the top gainer in the Nifty 50, up 1%. IT majors HCL Technologies, Infosys, and Wipro rose around 1% each. Eternal, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, and Oil and Natural Gas Corp. were up 0.5-1.0%. On other hand, SBI Life Insurance Co. and Coal India were the worst hit, down over 1%. Metal companies Tata Steel and Hindalco Industries down 1% each. Financial services companies Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, and Shriram Finance were down around 1% each.
Among sectoral indices, Nifty IT was the top gainer, up nearly 1%, meanwhile Nifty Energy was the underperformer, down around 1%. All the broader market indices were in the red. Nifty Midcaps were down 0.1-0.2%, and Nifty Smallcaps were down 0.2-0.3%.
Adani Total Gas was the top gainer in the Nifty 200, up over nearly 3%. IT shares Coforge, PB Fintech, and LTM gained 1-2%. Hitachi Energy India was the worst hit in the index, down over 4%. Solar Industries India, Siemens Energy India, and L&T Finance were down around 3% each. In the Nifty 500, Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals was the best performer, up 5%, while Himadri Speciality Chemical was the worst hit, down nearly 7%. (Adhithya Aji)
Equity Alert: Benchmark indices seen opening flat; IT shares to be focus
MUMBAI--0842 IST--Benchmark equity indices are expected to open flat and trade in a range Wednesday amid rising crude oil prices and a lack of clarity over an end to the US-Iran war. There are no signs of a window for a resolution between the two nations. August Brent crude oil futures were near $92 per barrel, up 0.9%. Global cues also point to a weak session, with Asian markets lower at the open and US Indices lower on Tuesday.
Overall, the near-term bias is likely to remain cautious as long as the index trades below the immediate resistance zone, Vipin Kumar, assistant vice-president of research at Globe Capital Market, said. Kumar expects resistance for Nifty 50 at 24400–24450 and immediate support at 24040. "Going ahead, we expect the index to take a halt around this support zone," he added.
Wall Street indices ended lower Tuesday, weighed down by the sharp rise in 10-year US Treasury yield. On Tuesday, the 10-year US Treasury yield hit 4.748%, the highest level since 2007, CNBC reported. The rise in the 10-year US yield also weighed on Indian information technology shares over the past two days. Shares of IT majors Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra, and Tata Consultancy Services will be in focus Wednesday.
The Nifty 50's earnings per share grew 12.9% on year in the June quarter against an estimate of 4.5% on-year growth, JM Financial said in a report. Excluding financial companies, earnings per share grew 11.5% against an estimate of 1.9%, according to the brokerage. However, after the Indian corporate's June quarter results, JM Financial revised the 2026-27 (Apr-Jun) earnings per share estimate for the 50-stock index to 15.2% from 15.6%, the brokerage said. (Adhithya Aji)
Equity Alert: Asian mkts open dn amid fall in chip stocks, higher bond ylds
MUMBAI--0813 IST--Asian indices opened lower on Wednesday, tracking overnight losses on Wall Street. October Brent crude oil futures rose to nearly $92 per barrel as there were few signs of a swift resolution to the war in West Asia. South Korea extended its losses from Tuesday and was the worst performer among regional peers. In Japan, both the Nikkei 225 and broader Topix fell sharply in early trade amid higher bond yields.
Stocks of major chipmakers tracked losses in their US peers and weighed on the Kospi during early trade. Index heavyweight SK Hynix shed around 8%, leading losses in the sector. Samsung Electronics shed around 7%. On Wednesday, Samsung announced it would invest around $158 million to set up a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning unit in Gwangju, South Korea. The unit will manufacture products for FlaktGroup, which Samsung Electronics acquired last year.
In Japan, both the Nikkei 225 and Topix fell around 3% in early trade. Shares of semiconductor companies and electrical equipment manufacturers were among the chief laggards. Chipmaker Renesas Electronics shed 8%, as did electrical equipment manufacturers Fujikura and Sumitomo Electric Industries. Amid concerns over higher crude oil prices and global inflationary pressures from the ongoing war in West Asia, bond yields inched higher worldwide. The yield on Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond climbed to a three-decade high on Tuesday, according to media reports.
The following are the levels of key indices in the region at 0815 IST:
Index | Level | Change in % |
Nikkei 225 Day | 65724.25 | (-)2.6 |
TOPIX FIRST SECTION | 4027.35 | (-)2.7 |
S&P/ASX 200 Index | 9036.2 | (-)0.4 |
KOSPI Index | 6509.15 | (-)5.3 |
Hang Seng Index | 25469.86 | (-)0.01 |
CSI 300 Index | 4629.88 | (-)2.0 |
FTSE Singapore Strait Times | 5690.82 | (-)0.2 |
(Shruti Nair)
Equity Alert: US indices end lower as bond yields rise amid higher oil prices
MUMBAI--0730 IST--US indices ended lower Tuesday as fears of inflation and oil prices remaining higher pushed sovereign bond yields to their highest level in decades. All three major indices ended lower for the third consecutive session. Losses in semiconductor stocks pulled down the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite harder than its peers. The index closed over 1% lower.
Stocks of chip majors and allied stocks were among the worst-hit Tuesday. Shares of data-storage player Western Digital ended over 7% lower, while chip major Sandisk closed more than 9% lower. Marvell Technology closed nearly 8% lower.
Tuesday offered little hope to global investors awaiting signs of a resolution to the West Asia war. US President Donald Trump said in a social media post that the US was not involved in any "talks or conversations" with Iran, nor are there any scheduled. He also said that the naval blockade "remains in full force and effect". Subsequently, oil prices remained higher with the October futures contract of Brent crude oil touching nearly $92 per barrel.
With investors remaining anxious over the prospects of oil prices remaining high, yields on government bonds across several countries have been rising lately. Tuesday, yields on 30-year US treasury bonds touched their highest level since 2007. In Europe, yields on Germany's 30-year bond touched their highest level since 2011, while those of its French counterpart touched their highest point since 2008, according to a CNBC report. Further, the yield on Japan's 10-year bond breached a three-decade high.
"It starts off almost like a domino effect. Talks break down. That leads to oil prices going up. That leads to higher inflation expectations and bond yields rise," Burns McKinney, portfolio manager at NFJ Investment Group, told Reuters. He added that "every time bond yields rise, that tends to disproportionately hit the technology names."
Investors in the US will also look out for the minutes from the US Federal Reserve's July meeting due later in the day for clues about how the regulator is assessing the current climate.
Following are the closing levels of major US indices Tuesday:
Index | Level | Change in % |
Dow Jones Industrial Average | 53343.4 | (-)0.2 |
NASDAQ Composite | 26289.7 | (-)1.3 |
S&P 500 | 7691.76 | (-)0.7 |
(Shruti Nair)
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Edited by Rajeev Pai
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