Veteran investor Mark Mobius outlines his 2026 outlook, calling India the number one emerging market with a target allocation of 30%, focusing on software and hardware. While warning of an AI bubble and shying away from Indian banks, he remains bullish on gold, seeing a potential for $5,000.
The Nifty PSU Bank index has risen 33 percent in six months, outpacing broader markets, as investors cheer strong earnings and hopes of policy action, however, analysts believe the next leg of gains could be more selective
Sensex and Nifty started firm, boosted by M&M and Britannia earnings, even as FII selling and weak metal stocks kept gains in check.
While consumer durables held steady, most sectors dragged, even as analysts see room for incremental buying in the ongoing consolidation phase
MSCI India index’s P/E premium over MSCI EM fell to 55 percent in October 2025, slipping below its 10-year average of 79 percent, said a note by Motilal Oswal.
Analysts see Nifty trading in a narrow band this week as investors focus on auto sales data and key earnings from SBI, Bharti Airtel, Titan, and Tata Chemicals.
While September will “optically look good” given the weak base last year, December and March should see a significant turnaround, according to the veteran fund manager.
Some analysts opine that a 25 bps rate cut by the US Federal Reserve should be expected, while others hint at a bumper 50 bps cut.
Indian markets traded with modest gains on August 11, lifted by banking, auto, and realty stocks, as upbeat SBI results spurred PSU Bank buying.
Ex-US, ex-India markets are primed for a comeback, but a $7 billion ceiling blocks mutual fund access — and Naren says lifting it could unlock huge gains for Indian investors
2025 will remain a “normal” year; remain fully in invested, as always, said the founder of WhiteOak
Ajay Bagga believes the US’ 25% tariff threat on Indian exports is a maximalist negotiating tactic that will likely settle closer to 15%. While exporters may face pain, domestic-focused sectors is the way to go.
From the risk of surging crude prices to rising Middle East worries, Bathini lays out how global tensions could shape inflation, policy moves, and investor strategy in the weeks ahead
Jefferies has revamped its model portfolio with bets on Bharat Electronics and Ambuja Cements, while removing Coal India and Shriram Finance
Market experts believe the sentimental impact on equities is likely to remain minimal, as the ongoing rebound from April lows continues to hold strong
Analysts pointed out that Trump’s unpredictable trade policy lacks the stability needed to draw investors back to riskier assets
All three major indices on Wall Street drifted into the red, surrendering a portion of the impressive gains from the prior session
Unless the VIX cools off to levels around 18, market experts believe volatile swings in the markets could be the new norm
India's position remains relatively stronger compared to Asian counterparts like China, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka—who received much higher tariffs, says Matthews
Jain expects Nifty to compound in the low double digits over the next three to five years
Nandurkar sees the best risk-reward in lenders—banks and lending NBFCs, largely driven by their discounted valuations. He also remains optimistic on power, autos, real estate, and discretionary consumption plays.
Reflecting on past market cycles, Thakkar highlighted how excessive liquidity led to irrational exuberance and hyper-competition across sectors
Jeswani highlighted that US President Donald Trump's trade policies could be the biggest game-changer, ultimately paving way for new market leaders
'We are seeing degrowth in the business for the first time since we started 15 years ago,' says Kamath
"The greatest gains in the market have been made by simultaneous increase of earnings along with increase in P/E" - Thomas Phelps