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Indian government bonds are seeing increased buying interest from foreign investors ahead of an anticipated interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India this week.

HDFC Securities has raised concerns about the long-term viability of quick commerce (QC), pointing to execution challenges and an overestimation of market potential. The QC sector is facing increasing competition, with deep discounting, delivery subsidies, and rapid dark store expansion.

Now, again, we have seen a lot of selling and volatility. We are again seeing a rebound. It might not be more than that to say at this stage, but the rebound may not be over. So, you may still get a couple of more days of gains in the mid and smallcap.

Info Edge Q3 Results: The company s revenue from operations rose 15.2% YoY to Rs 722.39 crore, up from Rs 627.12 crore in the same quarter last year.

Paytm is among the top candidates for index inclusion, with expected inflows of around $169 million, as per JM Financial. This potential inclusion could significantly boost investor confidence, increase trading volumes, and positively impact the stock price, reinforcing Paytm’s position in the digital payments sector. Market sentiment may further strengthen as institutional investors adjust their portfolios accordingly.

Ken Enterprises’ IPO, opening today, aims to raise Rs 83.65 crore through 61.99 lakh fresh shares and 27 lakh shares via an offer for sale. The fixed price is Rs 94 per share. Proceeds will fund acquisitions, machinery purchases, and facility renovations. The IPO is listed on the NSE Emerge platform with a listing date of February 12.

Trent is expected to report a 38-40% YoY revenue growth for Q3FY25, with sales projected between Rs 4,571-4,637 crore. Net profit estimates range from Rs 511-574 crore. Brokerages remain optimistic, citing strong store expansion. Investors should track demand trends and margin performance.

Lemon Tree Hotels shares jumped 5% after Q3 FY25 net profit surged 76.6% YoY to Rs 62.5 crore. Revenue rose 22% to Rs 355.18 crore, with EBITDA up 30%. The company plans expansion and renovations, aiming for sustained growth. Analysts maintain a ‘Buy’ rating with a Rs 157 target.

The customs duty had about 550 crore estimated impact when the announcements came in July and it is by and large played out to that extent and it is also now completely behind us in the quarter three of FY25. So, going forward that effect will not be there, that was a big dampener on the total margin of the business and of the company.