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Shares of NTPC Green Energy Ltd (NGEL) could see attention after signing an MoU with Japan’s ENEOS to explore green methanol and hydrogen derivative supplies. The agreement, part of NGEL’s Green Hydrogen Hub at Pudimadaka, aims to boost India’s clean energy exports and decarbonisation efforts. NGEL closed 1.5% higher on Friday, trading below most key moving averages amid a neutral RSI.

Dhananjay Sinha of Systematix Group notes uncertainty for Indian IT due to global trends. TCS results were in line, but future growth faces headwinds. Banks are seeing margin compression, though lending activity is picking up. Public sector banks and retail lending offer selective chances. Autos are outperforming financials. The second half of the fiscal year may bring gradual improvement.

BLS International Services shares: BLS International Services shares plunged 18% after the Ministry of External Affairs barred it from future tenders for two years due to allegations. The company is reviewing the order and exploring legal options, stating current operations and financials remain unaffected. Indian Missions contributed 12% to Q1 FY26 revenue.

Avenue Supermarts shares saw a dip on Monday. The company reported a modest 4% rise in net profit for the September quarter. Revenue from operations showed a healthy 15% year-on-year increase. Despite adding new stores, profit margins experienced a slight decline. The company passed on GST benefits to customers. The stock has performed well year-to-date.

Rubicon Research’s IPO, backed by Arihant Capital with a “Subscribe” rating, highlights the company’s strong growth and diversified pharma portfolio. The US-focused generics and specialty drug player has seen revenue jump to Rs 12,962 crore in FY25 and net profit rebound to Rs 1,344 crore. The IPO is fairly valued, aiming to attract both institutional and retail investors.

Waaree Renewable share price: It reported a more than twofold jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 116.34 crore in Q2 FY25 from Rs 53.51 crore a year earlier, driven by record revenues and strong project execution. The company attributed the performance to sectoral tailwinds and its expansion into new energy segments such as battery storage systems and data centres.

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened lower Monday, impacted by financial and oil & gas sector declines. Renewed global trade tensions, fueled by U.S. President Trump s actions against Beijing and China s rare earth export restrictions, rattled investor sentiment. Investors also closely monitored the market debut of Tata Capital, the year s largest IPO.

With Nifty trading near year-ago levels, Samvat 2081 has seen a time correction rather than a price correction, amid slowing earnings, valuation concerns, Trump tariff overhangs, and FII outflows. Analysts say valuations are in neutral territory, limiting re-rating potential but providing a stable base. Earnings revival from H2FY26 and a possible US–India trade deal could support a medium-term recovery despite short-term caution.

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw tested the Indian navigation app Mappls by MapmyIndia, praised its features, and encouraged public use. He also announced that Indian Railways will soon sign an MoU with the Google Maps rival, highlighting the app’s advanced capabilities in a social media post.

The Indian rupee weakened by 5 paise to 88.77 against the US dollar on Monday. This movement occurred amid global risk aversion and a strong dollar. The Reserve Bank of India is closely watching the rupee s depreciation. Domestic equity markets also saw a decline. Foreign investors were net buyers of equities on Friday. India s forex reserves experienced a slight decrease.