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Hero MotoCorp shares: The company reported a net profit of ₹1,125.7 crore for the June quarter, slightly above last year’s ₹1,122.6 crore and beating market estimates despite lower sales. Revenue fell 5.6% YoY to ₹9,578.9 crore, and unit sales dropped 10.9% to 13.67 lakh. EBITDA was ₹1,382 crore, with a stable margin of 14.4%.

Foreign institutional investors triggered a significant selloff of $4.17 billion in July, heavily impacting Indian equity markets, particularly the IT sector, which saw outflows exceeding $2 billion. Disappointing Q1 results and global economic headwinds fueled the selling pressure across financials, realty, and auto sectors.

The United States imposed an additional 25% tariff on exports, raising investor concerns over potential economic fallout and worsening global trade relations.

Ircon International reported a 26.7% YoY decline in Q1FY26 PAT to Rs 164.1 crore, with revenue also falling. Despite the earnings dip, the company maintained a robust order book of Rs 20,973 crore. It remains optimistic, citing strong government push for infrastructure through initiatives like Gati Shakti and Bharatmala, positioning itself for future growth.

A White Marubozu is a bullish candlestick pattern in technical analysis. It occurs when the opening price is the lowest for a given period, and the closing price is the highest.

Tata Group s market capitalization plummeted by over Rs 8.25 lakh crore in 11 months due to global economic uncertainties and sector-specific challenges. Major stocks like TCS, Tata Motors, and Trent experienced significant declines, impacting overall group performance. While some stocks showed resilience, the substantial value erosion prompts investors to reassess their portfolio allocations.

Japanese investors significantly reduced their holdings in foreign stocks, withdrawing 752.1 billion yen last week, amidst global market concerns over the U.S. economic outlook and new trade tariffs. This reverses a trend of net purchases, though year-to-date investments still show a substantial 3.37 trillion yen inflow. Simultaneously, they sold foreign long-term bonds.

Foreign institutional investors displayed increased confidence in select Indian companies during the first quarter of FY26, raising their stakes in several large-cap stocks. Data reveals notable additions to FII holdings in 10 Nifty200 firms, including IndiGo, Divi s Laboratories, and Bharti Airtel. ICICI Bank, Bajaj Finserv and BPCL also witnessed increased FII participation.

Indian stock markets face uncertainty due to potential US tariffs. Investors are hesitant, awaiting trade deal clarity. Export-oriented sectors like textiles and auto ancillaries are most vulnerable. Focus shifts to domestic consumption-based businesses. Analysts suggest buying opportunities may arise from market corrections. Long-term investors are advised to remain steady. The rupee s decline offers some respite for exporters.