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Bajaj Auto’s revenue from operations for Q3 FY24 is projected to grow 7% YoY, with PAT rising 6% YoY, based on six brokerage estimates. Volumes may increase by 2%, driven by recovering exports in African and Latin American markets. However, domestic entry-level two-wheelers faced a 10% decline in volumes, reflecting continued weakness in the segment.

Indian government bond yields plunged on Monday, with the 10-year benchmark yield briefly sliding to a near three-year low after the central bank unexpectedly snapped up a large quantum of bonds.

Nifty 50 and Sensex dropped over 0.5% amid FII selling and earnings concerns. Analysts recommend buying Zensar Technologies, Redington, Jindal Worldwide, and Avanti Feeds for potential near-term gains.

IDFC First Bank shares decreased by 7.2% following a 15% YoY decline in net profit due to higher bad loan provisions in microfinance. Despite a 14% increase in net interest income, the bank was impacted by elevated credit costs and operational expenses. Gross NPA ratio improved from 2.04% to 1.94%.

Shares of Macrotech Developers-owned Lodha rose 3.15% after posting a 66% YoY jump in PAT for Q3 FY2025. The company achieved a notable increase in pre-sales and collections, coupled with a 39% rise in revenue from operations. Additionally, Lodha significantly reduced its net debt and continues to expand its projects in Bengaluru.

Railway stocks have underperformed this pre-Budget period, with some falling over 40% from highs, due to market corrections and expensive valuations. Despite setbacks, the sector is expected to receive a significant capex boost in FY26, focusing on new tracks and station upgrades, potentially improving order inflows and investor confidence.

Kotak Bank, this time around, did report a good set of numbers. They will be there number 2 joint with the Axis Bank results. So, net-net, very-very happy with the larger private sector banks.

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The Jaipur-based lender reported a 41% jump in net profit to Rs 528 crore for the December 2024 quarter, compared to Rs 375 crore in the same period last year

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PMS fund manager Samir Arora suggests the Indian government reduce capital gains tax to 10% to reverse consistent foreign institutional investor (FII) selling and stimulate a market rally. Arora believes this move would prove FIIs wrong and boost market sentiment. FIIs have been net sellers in Indian equities, with total sales reaching Rs 66,602 crore by January 24.

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