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Indian markets remain resilient despite global uncertainty, with Vinit Sambre highlighting emerging profit pools in semiconductors, energy transition, and healthcare. He sees these sectors as sustainable growth drivers, even amid high valuations and potential short-term volatility.

The rupee’s breach of 88 is sentiment-driven, not fundamental, says YES Securities. Strong FX reserves, low CAD, robust services exports, and RBI support are likely to stabilise INR in the 86.5–88 range unless tariffs or geopolitical tensions escalate further.

Indian markets are seeing sector rotations as investors weigh optimism from GST cuts and reforms against profit-taking. While autos and consumer stocks have surged 20–30%, near-term volatility is expected, though structural growth prospects remain positive.

Indian markets consolidated near the 25,000 mark as Nifty stayed range-bound. Rajesh Palviya highlighted strong call writing at 25,000, with breakouts likely to trigger rallies. Bank Nifty’s hurdle remains at 54,800, while HAL and CG Power show bullish setups.

Indian stocks closed higher on Thursday, marking the Nifty 50 s seventh consecutive winning session. Optimism stemmed from U.S. President Trump s intention to discuss trade frictions with Prime Minister Modi, overshadowing profit-taking in IT shares. Recent GST cuts further boosted market sentiment, contributing to the positive close for both the Sensex and Nifty 50.

Trent shares have fallen nearly 40% from record highs, with Kotak Institutional Equities warning of a further slide below Rs 5,000. The brokerage cites slowing same-store sales growth, aggressive store expansion risks, and muted revenue outlook as key reasons for its Reduce call.

The Indian rupee plummeted to a record low against the U.S. dollar due to the impact of U.S. tariffs, eroding investor confidence and triggering foreign capital outflows. The Reserve Bank of India is intervening to moderate the rupee s decline amidst muted exporter flows and persistent importer demand.

IREDA successfully raised Rs 453 crore through its second issuance of perpetual bonds, attracting significant investor interest with bids reaching Rs 1,343 crore. Oversubscribed by 2.69 times, this reflects strong confidence in IREDA s role in financing India s renewable energy sector. These funds will bolster IREDA s Tier-I Capital, enabling them to scale up green energy project financing.

Indian real estate has attracted nearly USD 80 billion in institutional investments over the past 15 years, with foreign investors contributing a significant 57%. Domestic capital has also increased post-pandemic. The Indian real estate market is projected to reach USD 5-10 trillion by 2047, driven by supportive policies and rising investor interest, with growth expected across various asset classes.