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Wipro share price falls 7 percent today after Q3 FY26 results, reflecting investor concerns over weak guidance despite relatively steady operational performance in fiscal third quarter.
Bharat Coking Coal share debut, the first mainboard issue of 2026, exceeded grey market expectations, which had anticipated listing gains of around 60%.
Apart from renewed US tariff concerns, weak Q3 results by ICICI Bank, Wipro also led to negative market sentiment on January 19
A landmark Supreme Court judgment in the Tiger Global tax case has fundamentally reshaped the rules for foreign investment in India by enforcing the primacy of economic substance over legal form
Deal win was slightly soft and the commentary alluded to challenges in discretionary demand
Personal income tax restructuring and GST rate rationalisation have lifted consumer sentiment. However, fiscal credibility remains important for anchoring inflation expectations and sustaining investment flows
Indian equity benchmarks opened about 0.5 percent lower on Monday as weak global cues and continued foreign fund selling weighed on sentiment. Investors are watching whether the Nifty can hold the key 25,600-25,500 support zone.
HDFC Bank shares fell moderately in the opening trade on Monday, post the lender's Q3 FY26 results, giving up the pre-earnings gains. Brokerages were bullish on the lender's medium term outlook.
The Nifty snapped its two-day losing streak to close marginally higher, though an early rally lost steam as selling pressure emerged near the 25,900 mark. IT stocks led the gains after strong Q3 results from Infosys boosted sector sentiment, while banks showed resilience. In contrast, pharma and metal stocks remained under pressure. Broader markets were mixed, with midcaps edging higher and smallcaps slipping. Going ahead, market direction will be guided by Q3 earnings and global cues, with results from IndiGo, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Eternal lined up this week. This morning, global cues were weak. US markets ended lower overnight while Asian markets also started largely on a negative note. Catch Lovisha Darad in conversation with Hemen Kapadia, Technical Associate, DRChoksey Finservv and Vipul Bhowar, Senior Director, Head of Equities, Waterfield Advisors.
The roadmap for an RoA improvement, prepared by the new leadership, is yielding results
Analysts were bullish on ICICI Bank stock, saying that the earnings miss was largely driven by one-off provisions. Most brokerages focused on steady loan growth, stable margins and improved asset quality, while flagging the CEO’s tenure extension as a key positive.
As India steps into 2026, the defence sector is transitioning from a period of "order book anticipation" to a high-octane "execution phase," making it a cornerstone for strategic long-term portfolios
Brokerages remained largely bullish on HDFC Bank stock after its Q3 FY26 results, citing a modest earnings beat and margin improvement, while continuing to flag deposit growth as the key near-term concern.
CG Power & Industrial Solutions Share Price | The company will supply power transformers for a large-scale data center project in the United States.
Indosolar Share Price | The company has posted 93.7 percent surged in its revenue at Rs 200 crore, YoY.
Rail Vikas Nigam share price | The company received an order from South Eastern Railway of Rs 87 crore.
Bitcoin rose to just shy of $98,000 on Jan. 14, with strong inflows into a group of US-listed exchange-traded funds for the token.
While through recent consolidation, froth has come out in many segments of midcap and smallcap space, but aggregate valuations still remain high, said Varun Lohchab.
The US dollar declined versus all Group-of-10 peers as investors sought the haven yen and Swiss franc after President Donald Trump threatened fresh tariffs on selected European nations.
The market is expected to trade sideways to cautiously, with focus on corporate earnings and management commentary, geopolitical tensions, FII sentiment, key economic data from the US, China and Japan, developments on the India–US trade deal, and President Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Biggest Nifty losers were Wipro, Eternal, Reliance Industries, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, Max Healthcare, while gainers included Interglobe Aviation, Tech Mahindra, Kotak Mahindra Bank, HUL, Maruti Suzuki. Except FMCG, all other sectoral indices ended in the red with media, Oil & Gas, Realty down 1.5-2 percent. The BSE midcap index shed 0.4 percent and smallcap index declined 1.2 percent.
According to the fund house, links between money supply and inflation, interest rates and recessions, fiscal deficits and bond market stress are no longer behaving as expected, making macro forecasting less dependable.
Stocks to Watch, 19 January: Stocks like Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, IDBI Bank, Yes Bank, RBL Bank, UCO Bank, Indosolar, JB Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals, Bajaj Healthcare, and Bharat Coking Coal will be in focus on January 19.
The Nifty 50 decisively needs to break the 25,600–25,900 range for a directional move going ahead. Until then, it is likely to trade cautiously, with a consolidative bias.
