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Stocks to Watch, 21 January: Stocks like United Spirits, Supreme Petrochem, Persistent Systems, IndiaMART InterMESH, Rallis India, CreditAccess Grameen, Shoppers Stop, AU Small Finance Bank, Vikram Solar, JSW Energy, HCL Technologies, Highway Infrastructure, and RBL Bank will be in focus on January 21.
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Prabhudas Lilladher is bullish on HDFC Bank has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 1150 in its research report dated January 18, 2026.
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The quarter marks an inflection point as the bank returns to loan growth
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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.
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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.
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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.
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HDFC Bank Q3 preview: Strong loan growth is likely to support earnings, even as deposit mobilisation and CD ratio remain key monitorables.
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Brokerages expect banks to post double-digit loan growth in Q3, with profit growth of 3–6 percent and net interest income rising 6–8 percent
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HDFC Bank News: In an email to customers,HDFC Bank said, “To enhance your banking experience, we are undergoing essential system maintenance on 10th January 2026, 02:30 AM – 06:30 AM IST (4 Hours).”
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Bank Nifty slipped below the 60,000 level to touch an intraday low of 59,771.95. The index reversed the previous day’s gains and was trading lower by over half a percent.
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The recent weakness in the stock follows the lender’s Q3 FY26 business update, after which HDFC Bank emerged as one of the top drags on the benchmark indices.
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HDFC Bank was the biggest loser on the Nifty Private Bank index, even as the index itself rose up to 0.5 percent in intraday trade.
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HDFC Bank share price: HDFC Bank needs strong deposit inflows to accelerate loan growth going forward, said Nomura.
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Valuations reasonable and there is no major concern about asset quality or capital adequacy
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Union Bank of India shares meanwhile gained more than 4 percent to a fresh 52-week high of Rs 162.99 apiece.
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Mistry is hopeful of a reduction in personal income tax slabs in 2026, and is optimistic about the housing sector. He believes that a little more confidence in the hands of consumers may go a long way in further sprucing demand.
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HDFC’s new lounge rules mean higher spend thresholds and a shift to voucher-based access
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Nifty Bank index, which had dropped nearly 1.5 percent over the past three sessions, settled 0.4 percent higher.
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Bank Nifty and FinNifty have historically been dominated by HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, which will see their weightage in the indices reduce going ahead.
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When energy realignment, tariff posture, and diplomatic signalling all shift in the same direction, they often foreshadow a breakthrough before it becomes publicly visible. Under those conditions, the emergence of a India-US trade deal within a short window would be a natural extension of the trajectory already in motion, said Anil Rego.
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IIFL Capital expects banks to shake off a muted FY26 and deliver a strong rebound over FY27-28, driven by a modest loan growth recovery, improving NIMs, and falling stress in the unsecured retail lending segment.
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Tenneco Clean Air India shares rallied 23.63 percent to close at Rs 490.80 on its market debut today, with market capitalisation of over Rs 19,800 crore.
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The market may see range-bound trading until it trades below the October high. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
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Analysts attribute Yes Bank’s weak earnings and rising retail stress as reasons for negative investor sentiment
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The bank took the step over the last few months with the employees, who were at the center of the allegedly disputed trades of Credit Suisse’s Additional Tier 1 bonds
