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Amid market uncertainty, several MF‑backed Nifty500 stocks have fallen sharply, with the top 10 dropping 40–51% from their 52‑week highs. Despite this, mutual funds have steadily increased their holdings in these companies. This trend raises the question: are these deep corrections buying opportunities or warning signs for investors?

15 stocks across sectors with potential upsides of up to 25%.

​Top 10 IPOs debuting tomorrow saw mixed investor response. Infinity Infoway, Advance Agrolife, and Sheel Biotech led with high subscriptions and GMPs, while several others recorded flat or muted market interest.

Dabur India announced that recent GST reforms cutting rates on key FMCG categories from 12–18% to 5% will boost affordability and consumer demand. Around 85% of its portfolio now falls under the 5% tax slab, covering core segments like oral care, hair oils, shampoos, juices, and OTC products. The company plans to pass on these benefits to consumers.

Glottis Ltd shares experienced a sharp decline on their market debut. The stock fell significantly on both the BSE and NSE. This happened despite the company s established presence in the logistics sector. The IPO was priced at Rs 129 per share. The company raised Rs 307 crore through the IPO. Investor sentiment appeared subdued during the listing.

Indian stock markets are preparing for a new rally. Consumption and banking sectors are expected to lead the charge. Recent GST changes are boosting sales in consumer and auto industries. Banking stocks are becoming attractive after a period of consolidation. Experts believe this is a good time for long-term investors to increase their exposure to these sectors.

Pace Digitek shares gained attention after Morgan Stanley bought 12 lakh shares and Arihant Capital initiated coverage with a ‘Buy’ rating, citing strong growth potential in India’s renewable and telecom infrastructure sectors.

Nykaa shares hit a 52-week high as Q2 FY2026 update showed strong momentum, with beauty and fashion verticals driving consolidated GMV and net revenue growth in the mid-twenties.

Japan s new female prime minister has boosted investor sentiment, causing the yen to fall and Japanese equities to surge on expectations of monetary easing. Meanwhile, gold continues its ascent to record highs, with analysts predicting further gains driven by central bank buying and market uncertainties.

Investors are closely watching the technology sector as TCS kicks off earnings season, with IT stocks at four-year lows despite currency depreciation. Healthcare, particularly hospitals, shows strong growth prospects driven by rising disposable income. Banking and financial services, including PSU banks like SBI, remain resilient, while fashion retail sees mixed momentum with Arvind Fashions poised for margin recovery.