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Market movement to be limited in coming quarter; be neutral on pharma: Amit Khurana

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Market movement to be limited in coming quarter; be neutral on pharma: Amit Khurana

Amit Khurana, Head of Institutional Equities at Dolat Capital, predicts limited market movement in the coming quarter due to headwinds, suggesting a cooling period before buying resumes. The pharma sector may face challenges in FY26 due to normalizing conditions and US trade tariffs, warranting a neutral stance. However, stocks like JB, Ajanta, Cipla, and Torrent are favored. The real estate market shows positive signs with a healthy launch pipeline and robust cash flow potential.

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Broader indices outperformance continues; 56 smallcaps rise between 10-32%

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

Broader indices outperformance continues; 56 smallcaps rise between 10-32%

During the past week, the Indian stock market witnessed a mixed performance. While the main indices, BSE Sensex and Nifty50, fell slightly, the broader indices, such as BSE Smallcap and BSE Midcap, outperformed. The market reached record highs earlier in the week, driven by positive factors like quarterly earnings, progressing monsoon, and supportive global data. However, concerns over a possible recession and geopolitical tensions caused some pullback. Sectors like IT, Realty, and Auto saw declines, while Energy, Pharma, and Media showed gains. FIIs continued to sell, while DIIs bought equities. The direction of the market in the coming weeks will be influenced by earnings season and global economic updates. Technical analysts suggest that the Nifty50 may experience a range-bound movement with support levels between 24,600 and 24,500.

Surprise is the strategy: How Britannia captures attention in a crowded content world | Company Business News

Livemint

Livemint · 8m ago

Surprise is the strategy: How Britannia captures attention in a crowded content world | Company Business News

Britannia Industries, a well-known brand in the biscuits, dairy, and bread industry, strives to stay relevant in a rapidly changing market. Chief Marketing Officer Amit Doshi emphasizes the importance of surprising campaigns to capture consumer attention in the age of digital distractions. He discusses Britannia's advertising strategy, efforts to appeal to younger audiences, balancing tradition with evolving consumer expectations, and the significance of storytelling to connect with diverse cultures in India. Doshi also highlights the company's commitment to sustainability, including being plastic-neutral and promoting eco-conscious habits.

Impact on India remains limited, says Axis Securities on Trump's tariffs; recommends these 15 stocks

Business Today

Business Today · 4m ago

Impact on India remains limited, says Axis Securities on Trump's tariffs; recommends these 15 stocks

Axis Securities suggests that the impact on India is limited after Trump's tariffs on trading partners, including India. These measures may create global market volatility, affecting trade flows, supply chains, and economic growth. Indian exports might not face relative disadvantages with higher tariffs on competitors. However, some sectors could see short-term pressure on volumes, margins, and growth. Monitoring retaliatory actions and evolving trade agreements will be important in the coming months.

Nifty hits nine-month low, falls for seventh straight session

Business Today

Business Today · 5m ago

Nifty hits nine-month low, falls for seventh straight session

The Nifty50 benchmark closed lower for the seventh consecutive session, while the Sensex recorded a slight gain for the second day. This market dynamic has limited investor losses. Analysts predict a weak short-term outlook for the Nifty, with expectations of range-bound movement.

Pharma stocks & Trump tariff fears: Healthcare index down 6% in 5 days; selloff justified?

Business Today

Business Today · 6m ago

Pharma stocks & Trump tariff fears: Healthcare index down 6% in 5 days; selloff justified?

The recent selloff in pharma stocks triggered by fears of potential US tariffs on drug imports is seen as an unjustified reaction. Analysts view the current market weakness as a buying opportunity, anticipating strong earnings growth ahead at attractive valuations. Despite concerns, shifting some pharma manufacturing to the US may not significantly impact the sector. The market outlook remains optimistic, with experts recommending investment in the resilient pharma space.

Daily Voice: India’s bull run intact, driven by structural growth; FII ownership at decade lows: Anil Rego

Money Control

Money Control · 10m ago

Daily Voice: India’s bull run intact, driven by structural growth; FII ownership at decade lows: Anil Rego

- Anil Rego is the founder and fund manager at Right Horizons. - Rego remains confident in India's ongoing bull rally, attributing it to strong structural growth drivers. - He holds a neutral stance on the auto sector due to sluggish sales and weak market sentiment. - Right Horizons capitalizes on market corrections by investing further in high-quality names in their portfolio. - India's economic landscape remains stable, despite the volatile global environment. - A repo rate cut in India is possible in the near future, depending on inflation levels and food prices. - The risk-reward balance in the IT sector could become favorable, but only once client spending behavior and budgets for CY25 are finalized. - Earnings growth in the September quarter is likely to be driven by sectors such as IT, chemicals, and banking. - The auto and auto ancillary sector may appear overvalued due to recent difficulties and weak market sentiment.

Your New Apple Watch Won’t Be Carbon Neutral

Wired · 1y ago

Your New Apple Watch Won’t Be Carbon Neutral

Apple's latest product, the 9th-generation Apple Watch, is being marketed as "carbon neutral." This label applies to a specific subset of watches with particular casing and wristbands, and they come in packaging featuring green leaves. Apple aims to use the Apple Watch as a model for making its entire product lineup carbon neutral by 2030, although experts argue there's no such thing as a truly carbon-neutral product and that the focus should be on reducing consumption.

Ola Electric plans e-autorickshaw launch ahead of IPO

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Ola Electric plans e-autorickshaw launch ahead of IPO

Ola Electric is set to launch its electric autorickshaw, named Raahi, directly targeting consumers. The vehicle is expected to be unveiled this month and will compete with other electric three-wheelers from Mahindra, Piaggio, and Bajaj. This launch is part of Ola Electric's plan to enter the commercial vehicle market. The company has been working on the product for years and aims to make several announcements, including on the gigafactory, in the coming months. Ola Electric is the market leader in electric two-wheelers and plans to open its gigafactory by the end of the quarter.

Shiprocket's cofounder to lead Tribe Capital's first India fund

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Shiprocket's cofounder to lead Tribe Capital's first India fund

Silicon Valley venture capital firm Tribe Capital has appointed Vishesh Khurana, the co-founder of logistics technology unicorn Shiprocket, to lead its India-specific investment fund. With plans to set up a $250 million alternate investment fund for India, Tribe Capital aims to strengthen its local presence and expand its investment footprint in the region. Khurana will be joined by Raj Snehil Juneja, a venture capital investor and founder of Disruptors Capital and First Unicorn Capital, in spearheading Tribe Capital India's initiatives. The move coincides with Shiprocket's ongoing discussions to raise $70-100 million, with Tribe Capital expected to be a significant investor.

Streaming subscriber growth in US halved last year

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Streaming subscriber growth in US halved last year

Streaming subscriber growth in the US has slowed down significantly, indicating that the streaming boom might be coming to an end in its key market. Premium subscription-video-on-demand growth dropped to 10.1% in 2023, compared to 21.6% in 2022. However, the overall growth in the industry has more than doubled in four years, showing a steady re-subscription trend. Netflix, Peacock, and Paramount+ drove the most growth, with Netflix now representing just over a quarter of the market. The report suggests that the focus of streaming platforms should shift to managing subscribers rather than just acquiring them.

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