According to Moneycontrol's Analyst Call Tracker, 'buy' calls for the stock increased from 22 last month to 25 in February, while 'hold' calls dropped to two from three. Meanwhile, the 'sell' rating declined to just one from the previous three.
The government's GDP forecast for FY25, Donald Trump's return to the White House, the muted Q3 earnings, along with the RBI's liquidity measures were among key triggers in January.
Bajaj Auto share price: Electric vehicles now contribute 22 percent to domestic revenue, while the broader eco-friendly lineup, including CNG models, accounts for 44 percent of domestic sales.
Kotak Mahindra Bank received 35 "buy" calls from several brokerages in the month of January, showed Moneycontrol's analyst call tracker
Trent faces mounting pessimism as high valuations, sluggish sales growth, and analyst downgrades cloud its outlook.
Tata Motors’ EV sales are also hurt despite its first-mover advantage. Analysts warn that rivals M&M and Maruti Suzuki are emerging as formidable contenders. M&M recently launched two EVs, the XUV 9e and BE 6e, directly challenging Tata's flagship Nexon and Curvv.
Analysts cite a range of challenges, including new surrender regulations, a weakening banca channel, and increasing competition
Neither global factors nor global investors were friends in December, while bears stole the show in the second half of the month.
In November, Hero MotoCorp — the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer — received 27 'buy' ratings, 7 'hold' calls, and 8 'sell' recommendations, according to Bloomberg data.
The stocks of three IT giants — Infosys, TCS and Tech Mahindra — report maximum upgrades in FY25, Moneycontrol's Analyst Call Tracker shows.
Data from Moneycontrol's Analyst Call Tracker showed that 'buy' ratings for Cipla and Dr Reddy's each increased by one in November, alongside a decline in 'sell' and 'hold' calls.
Stable asset quality, rising geopolitical uncertainties, and expectations of a dovish central bank burnished the appeal for blue-chip BFSI firms.
A key factor in the downgrades is Wipro's slower-than-expected revenue growth, as highlighted by several brokerages.
Power Grid has faced a wave of downgrades from major brokerages in Jul-Sep quarter, due to valuation concerns, a shift towards renewable energy, and slowing demand, leading to a decline in 'buy' recommendations.
Shriram Finance bagged 41 'buy' calls during the month gone by, up from 39 calls in August, based on Moneycontrol's analyst call tracker.
While supply chain diversification and the US Biosecure Act can help Divi's target the $800 million revenue opportunity from GLP-1 APIs, many brokerages also warned that these narratives are unlikely to materialise as quickly as investors expect.
Markets hit new highs in August but show signs of fatigue. Investors watch for potential US Fed rate cuts but worry about high valuations and yen strength. Analysts' find select opportunities amid valuation concerns in markets.
Based on Moneycontrol's tracker, 39 out of 40 brokerages have given a 'buy' rating for Shriram Finance, with only 1 maintaining a 'sell' recommendation for the NBFC
Despite delivering better-than-expected results that gave investors plenty to rejoice, Apollo Hospitals stock still managed to snag the top spot on Moneycontrol's list of most downgraded stocks over the past month. Quite the plot twist!
Three major Tata Group stocks—Tata Steel, Titan, and Tata Motors—have faced significant downgrades over the past year as analysts cite margin pressure, rising debt, and muted demand.
Industry experts cite global demand softness as a persistent headwind for the IT sector, which heavily relies on international markets.
The optimism on the stock is due impressive back-to-back quarterly performance, attractive valuations, historically low bad loans, and a positive growth outlook
Market experts are cautious on market valuations, and that shows in Moneycontrol’s Analysts’ Call Tracker for July. The banking sector, which earlier dominated the optimism list, has lost some grip. IT sector has seen some improvement, but still faces significant pessimism.
HCLTech, despite a revenue decline and margin drop, remains hopeful for a Q2FY25 rebound, with expectations of sequential growth across most verticals, except financial services.
While there are early signs of recovery in discretionary spending within financial services, other verticals face challenges.