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​The currency has depreciated which also raises the input costs of the manufacturing sector in India which necessarily means that in the absence of a clear pickup in the domestic consumption and also a global slowdown sort of manifesting itself in a lower export growth, we should have a subdued manufacturing production.

Bernstein favors top large-cap stocks like Infosys and TCS, while adding growth-focused midcaps such as Persistent and upgrading Coforge to its preferred list. In the internet sector, it predicts quick commerce will outperform other channels, with Zomato positioned as the primary beneficiary of this growth trend.

The ITI stock was in a consolidation phase, trading within a broad range of Rs 225 on the lower end and Rs 390 on the higher end from October 2023 to December 2024. It then broke above this range and moved upwards.

​So, I believe that that was the time last year around same time was the time when the sector was making a bottom. Most of the large companies were withdrawing their offer letter from the campus, they were stopping the variable pay and all and since then we have seen the sector doing extremely well.

The first quarter of 2025 could be slightly lackluster for major commodities, but the second half of the year could bring some positive momentum, helping to drive these recoveries.

Exim Bank raised $750 million to $1 billion via 10-year bonds, priced at 100 basis points above the US Treasury yield, with global investor demand exceeding $2.5 billion. The tighter pricing reflects improved market sentiment since 2023.

European shares slipped on Tuesday, pulling back after robust gains in the last session, as falling healthcare and financial stocks weighed while investors focussed on key inflation data across the continent due later in the day.

After witnessing their steepest decline in three months on Monday, Indian benchmark indices bounced back on Tuesday, with the Sensex rising 230 points and the Nifty breaking above the 23,700 level, fueled by advances in heavyweight financial stocks and Reliance Industries.

The retail segment of the issue saw 283x subscription, while non-institutional investors subscribed 212.5x on the final bidding day. Qualified institutional buyers subscribed 7.26x. Priced at Rs 57-Rs 61 per share, investors can bid for a minimum of 2,000 shares, requiring Rs 1.22 lakh. High-net-worth individuals must apply for at least 4,000 shares, amounting to Rs 2.44 lakh.