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India s stock market faces pressure as Trump s "America First" policies and China s rebound lead to capital outflows. China s market recovery, driven by economic stimulus and regulatory easing, attracts investors, while India s higher valuations and potential tariffs add uncertainty.

Tata Capital IPO: As per a Reuters report, Tata Capital plans to issue 23 crore new shares, with certain existing shareholders exiting through the offer for sale (OFS) route.

Higher interest rates to tame inflation and slowing global economy contributed to some slowdown in our economy. The story of earnings downgrade and hence valuations being expensive were to be followed.

Nestle India share price: The stock has fallen 12% over the past six months but has risen 19% in the last two years. The company s market capitalization is currently Rs 2,14,071 crore.

Elara Capital recommends buying Adani Energy Solutions with a target price of Rs 930, up from the current Rs 661.85. The company s growth prospects include anticipated significant EBITDA and EPS growth by FY27. Key risks include heightened competition and timely execution. Promoters hold a 69.94% stake, and FIIs own 17.34%.

The Nasdaq Composite dropped over 1% on Monday, led by declines in big tech stocks as investors remain cautious ahead of Nvidia’s earnings report. Market concerns include future demand for AI technology and Microsoft’s potential data center overcapacity. Apple and Berkshire Hathaway shares, however, experienced gains.

Gold prices remain close to a record high amid safe-haven demand driven by concerns over U.S. President Trump s tariff plans and potential inflation. Spot gold was nearly unchanged, with investors closely monitoring the Federal Reserve s response to economic changes and upcoming inflation data.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee stated that the central bank is in a wait-and-see mode due to uncertainties surrounding the economic impact of the Trump administration s policies. Clarity on factors such as tariffs, immigration, and government spending cuts is necessary before considering rate cuts.