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European plane maker ATR bullish on India; in talks with airlines
European aircraft manufacturer ATR sees potential for 300 more turboprop aircraft over the next decade, citing India’s growing regional connectivity and airport infrastructure. With 70 ATR planes already in use, the firm remains optimistic about future partnerships and market demand.
Style check: Gen Z rewriting saree story
Sarees are experiencing a resurgence, particularly among Gen Z. Influencers are showcasing innovative ways to style them. They are pairing sarees with sneakers and modern accessories. Designers are adapting to this trend. Brands are witnessing increased sales to younger demographics. The focus is on making sarees accessible and versatile for everyday wear. This reinvention blends tradition with contemporary fashion.
D-Street's lofty equity valuations are pure Bollywood
Indian equity valuations puzzle experts. Cement companies are pricier than global peers. Some believe retail investors follow tycoons like Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani. Adani's cement consolidation may boost pricing power. Domestic funds face pressure to invest due to liquidity. Tech stocks attract global investors, but India lags in innovation. Local investors drive up valuations, even for mediocre firms.
Geopolitics vs portfolio: Why Sensex doesn’t get scared easily
Despite geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan, the Indian stock market has historically shown resilience. Examining past conflicts like the Kargil War and the Mumbai terror attacks reveals that the Sensex often recovers quickly, rewarding patient investors. Experts advise focusing on long-term financial plans, maintaining systematic investments, and avoiding panic-driven decisions during such crises.
Matches made less and less in eHeaven
Dating apps are facing challenges as successful matches shrink the market and information gaps lead to user dissatisfaction. The focus shifts from finding genuine connections to monetizing lingering users. While competition and better information sharing could solve these issues, industry leaders prioritize profit through acquisitions and AI, alienating customers.
RBI’s bazooka sends Sensex, Nifty soaring. What does it mean for stock market investors
Markets rallied sharply on Friday after RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra unveiled a surprise 50 bps rate cut and a Rs 2.5 lakh crore liquidity boost via a 100 bps CRR cut. The Sensex surged over 700 points, while Nifty Bank hit a record high. The MPC also shifted its stance to "neutral," signaling limited room for further rate cuts.
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US stock market futures edge higher as Trump-Musk tensions ease — Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 futures point up as Wall Street waits to see which way the camel sits ahead of key jobs report
US stock market today saw a fresh bounce as futures for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq moved higher, driven by easing tensions between President Trump and Elon Musk. After days of market jitters, a possible truce between the two heavyweights is calming investors. Tesla shares jumped over 4% in pre-market trading, recovering some ground from Thursday’s 14% drop. With a key U.S. jobs report expected shortly, markets are watching closely. The latest signs of a hiring slowdown and steady unemployment at 4.2% add more weight to today’s data. Investors are hoping this recovery can hold as political drama simmers down.
From engineering to Wall Street: Ankit Aggarwal on building a career at the intersection of science and finance
Ankit Aggarwal, with a decade of experience in global capital markets, shares his journey from IIT Bombay to J.P. Morgan, highlighting his focus on healthcare investment banking. He emphasizes the importance of advising companies that bring scientific innovation to patients, navigating the evolving biotech capital markets, and prioritizing long-term value creation.
Nothing to be negative about in market; bulk deals a pressure point: Sandip Sabharwal
Sandip Sabharwal suggests that the markets are in a stable position, despite the pressure from bulk deals. He highlights the current chip shortage, attributing it to China's export restrictions, impacting two-wheeler and EV companies globally. The tariff issue is already factored into the markets, with focus shifting to monetary policy and economic data.
Portfolio valued at 5X of invested capital; ranks among top VC funds globally, says Artha Venture Fund
This approach, combined with capital efficiency and governance, attracts global LPs seeking sustainable value creation in India's maturing startup ecosystem.
ETMarkets Smart Talk - We’re adding to domestic plays like autos, banks & telecom: V. Srivatsa, UTI MF
V. Srivatsa of UTI Mutual Fund suggests navigating market volatility by focusing on domestic sectors like autos and banking, while reducing exposure to global autos and metals. He notes that while IPO valuations appear high, value can be found in private sector banking, telecom, and chemicals. The fund is also increasing exposure to domestic-oriented industries.
Pramod Amthe on 3 stock ideas for June and 2 stocks where they booked profit
InCred Capital booked profits in Adani Port and exited Cipla due to margin concerns, while introducing Camlin Life Science, anticipating stabilization and benefits from anti-dumping duties. They remain neutral on IT and consumer staples, favoring autos and high-end consumption plays like Ethos and TCPL Packaging. Despite tepid Nifty 50 earnings growth, mid and smallcaps show promise.
India’s next big bet? Trading on trust, not chance
The article proposes regulated predictive intelligence markets in India to enhance governance and economic strategies. These platforms, distinct from gambling, allow trading on real-world event likelihoods, offering real-time insights. Integrating AI ensures transparency and accuracy, fostering a hybrid intelligence ecosystem for improved policy anticipation and citizen empowerment, ultimately building a more responsive nation.
Circle CRCL IPO sparks crypto’s game-changing future: USDC stablecoin giant rockets past expectations with $1.1B raise at $31/share in NYSE debut — investors fixate on soaring $8.1B valuation
Circle IPO has made headlines with a stunning debut on the New York Stock Exchange, trading under the ticker CRCL. The USDC stablecoin issuer priced its IPO at $31 per share, raising $1.05 billion, and valuing the company at $6.8 billion. Backed by strong investor demand and a growing crypto-friendly U.S. regulatory stance, Circle’s IPO opens new doors for crypto infrastructure companies on Wall Street. As the second-largest stablecoin player, Circle’s success signals mainstream acceptance of digital finance. Here’s everything you need to know about this massive listing and what it could mean for the future of crypto.
US stock market futures rise ahead of key jobs data release — what investors need to know about Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq, tariffs, and economic outlook
US stock market future updates show Dow futures rising 60 points ahead of key jobless claims data and the ECB rate decision. Despite weak private payrolls and services PMI reports, traders stay hopeful as S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures hover near flat. Gold nears record highs, and Brent crude holds above $65 amid Saudi calls for more OPEC+ output. The US Dollar index dips below 99, reflecting economic worries. Investors await Friday’s official jobs report and the ECB’s rate announcement, which will guide market direction in the coming days.
Inflation forecast revisions could set tone for future easing: Pranjul Bhandari
HSBC's Pranjul Bhandari anticipates a 25 basis points rate cut from the MPC, with no change in policy stance. Focus will be on future easing and inflation forecast revisions, hinting at two more rate cuts. While growth projections remain steady, a shift towards informal sector consumption is expected, potentially offsetting weaker investment.
Hemang Jani sees 15-25% upside for Swiggy, 18-22% for Eternal on strong cash position
Hemang Jani discusses the rising valuations of exchanges like NSE, highlighting its dominant position in options and potential growth post-IPO clearance, despite recent regulatory impacts. He favors NSE and MCX over BSE, citing stretched valuations for BSE.
There’s no such thing as EMs any more; Morgan Stanley picks strongest stories including India: Jonathan Garner
Morgan Stanley's Jonathan Garner highlights India's robust economic resurgence, driven by strong GDP growth and easing monetary policies. He emphasizes India's distinct position among emerging markets, fueled by superior earnings growth and increasing weight in global equity indices. Garner notes that global fund managers are compelled to allocate towards India, recognizing it as a key global equity destination.
Best mid cap mutual funds to invest in June 2025
As per Sebi norms, the mid cap mutual funds are mandated to invest in companies that are between 101 and 250 in the market capitalisation. These companies can be leaders of tomorrow. That’s what makes them great bets. If these companies live up to the promise, the market will reward the investors handsomely
ETMarkets Smart Talk - RBI may cut rates by 50 bps in 2025 as growth needs support, says Dr. Joseph Thomas of Emkay Wealth
Emkay Wealth Management's Dr. Joseph Thomas anticipates a potential RBI rate cut in 2025 amid controlled inflation and growth imperatives. He navigates global volatility from tariff tensions and US bond yield fluctuations, highlighting India's improving earnings and IPO surge. Opportunities exist for long-term investors in SMIDs, infrastructure, PSU equities, consumer discretionary, healthcare, technology, and utilities sectors.
Cash isn't king! Radhika Gupta explains why sitting idle doesn't work in mutual funds
Edelweiss Mutual Fund maintains low cash levels, believing in stock picking over market timing. Radhika Gupta highlights SIPs as a reliable investment strategy. Smallcap returns have recovered, but earnings growth is crucial. The firm avoids taking cash calls in equity funds, focusing on sector selection. Gupta advises a balanced asset allocation with fixed income, gold, and international funds.
Got laid off? But the next 30 days can either make or break your future- here’s how to totally crush it and come back even stronger
In the face of a layoff, immediate action is crucial for career recovery. Monetize existing skills through freelancing or consulting to maintain momentum and financial stability. Rebrand yourself by upskilling in areas like AI and data analysis to stay competitive. Avoid panic-applying; instead, target specific companies, network with decision-makers, and personalize applications for better results.
US stock market futures today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures steady as Trump’s tariff shock tests market nerves
US stock market futures today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures held steady on Wednesday even as Donald Trump’s sharp tariff hike on steel and aluminum imports rattled trade talks. The President doubled duties from 25% to 50%, excluding only the UK. Despite rising tensions with China and the EU, Wall Street stayed calm thanks to a strong JOLTS job report and hopes for a solid May jobs report. Investors now eye the upcoming ADP employment data for more signs on the economy’s strength. Will the markets stay optimistic amid growing trade risks? Here’s everything you need to know.
Growth data strong, RBI likely to maintain accommodative stance: Sunil Subramaniam
Market expert Sunil Subramaniam believes the US-India bilateral trade agreement (BTA) is the key international trigger for the market's next rally. While domestic mutual funds have provided support, a significant market surge depends on the return of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) following a successful BTA conclusion after July 9th.
Q4 Earnings, Monsoon, Rate Cuts: What's next for Indian markets?
Last week's market saw range-bound movement amid Q4 earnings and global cues, with mid and small caps outperforming. Defence stocks are strong, while banking remains an FII favorite despite governance concerns. Investors should adopt a 'buy on dips, sell on rally' strategy, closely monitoring monsoon progress and US policy for near-term triggers, with key Nifty support at 24,750.
US Stock market today: Dow Jones up 0.22%, S&P 500 rises 0.36%, Nasdaq surges 0.68% as Nvidia powers tech rally, Dollar General soars 12%, and OECD cuts U.S. growth forecast amid trade war tensions
US Stock market today showed mixed moves as the Nasdaq Composite jumped, led by strong gains in tech stocks like Nvidia, while the Dow Jones wavered. The OECD cut its U.S. growth outlook, warning of trade policy risks. Investors are watching rising tariff impacts, weak factory data, and ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions. Retailer Dollar General soared after raising its forecast. Global bond yields dipped, and Constellation Energy rose on a nuclear deal with Meta. With uncertainty around global growth and U.S. spending plans, markets are bracing for a bumpy ride. Here's everything you need to know in today’s full market recap.
Chennai Petroleum to set up retail fuel outlets; commits Rs 400 crore capex
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd, an IndianOil Group company, is venturing into establishing retail outlets for petrol and diesel during its Diamond Jubilee year, investing ₹400 crore.
Weaker dollar and emerging market flows support a bullish case for India: Matt Orton
Companies are managing inventories amidst tariff uncertainties, with potential consumer impact and margin compression. A weaker dollar benefits emerging markets like India, supported by stable commodity prices. ICICI Bank remains a compelling investment due to its growth and private banking sector, while private banks are generally favored over state-owned enterprises for efficiency and growth prospects.
Valuations higher than what growth warrants; pick stocks carefully in this market: Shreyash Devalkar
Fund Manager Shreyash Devalkar notes that while macro factors like US flows and controlled inflation support the market, valuations, especially in the IT sector, appear high relative to growth. He emphasizes careful stock picking, highlighting that large caps are reasonably valued if GDP growth accelerates, while mid and small caps exhibit higher growth but elevated valuations.
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