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Indian stock exchanges, despite recent profitability, face challenges as market declines and SEBI's F&O regulations reduce trading volumes. BSE gained market share through strategic changes, but NSE's shift in expiry days aims to compete, potentially impacting BSE's turnover. The exchanges' competition may require SEBI intervention.

Investors are increasingly taking refuge from the tumultuous U.S. stock market by pouring into a type of exchange-traded fund that offers a tradeoff, a cap on potential gains in return for a cushion against possible losses. Over the past month, as the market has pulled back sharply, "buffer" ETFs have seen $2.5 billion of inflows, according to CFRA Research.

Rubrik's shares surged 25% after reporting a smaller-than-expected loss of $0.18 per share and higher revenue of $258.1 million, driven by a 54% increase in subscription sales to $243.7 million. Subscription ARR rose 39% to $1.09 billion, with 2,246 customers generating over $100,000 in ARR, up 29%. CEO Bipul Sinha highlighted fiscal 2025 as a milestone year.

Nvidia lost nearly $600 billion in value as new AI models like Google's Gemma 3 and Cohere's Command A, requiring fewer GPUs, emerged. Despite efficiency gains, companies like Google are increasing GPU investments, citing Jevons Paradox. Nvidia's stock rose 6%, but concerns remain as models may still depend on other chips for training.

US stocks fell into a correction in 16 trading sessions, with historical data suggesting an 8-month recovery. Current uncertainties, driven by trade policies and tariffs, have led experts to warn of a potential bear market. The S&P 500 has lost $5 trillion since its peak, with strategists revising forecasts downward amid economic growth concerns.

The leisure products industry saw mixed Q4 results. Malibu Boats (MBUU) was the top performer with a 4.8% revenue beat, while Harley-Davidson (HOG) underperformed, missing estimates by 3.8%. MasterCraft (MCFT) reported a 29.4% revenue decline but beat EPS expectations. Ruger (RGR) saw 11.6% growth, and Latham (SWIM) raised guidance, leading to stock increases of 11.7% and 24.7%, respectively.

A century-old Dow Theory indicator signals further market pain as the Dow Jones Transportation Average nears bear-market territory with a 19% drop since November, while the Industrial Average has fallen 9.3% from its December peak. Experts warn of a sell signal, indicating broader market trouble amid economic concerns and tariff impacts.

U.S. equity funds drew $4.67 bn in inflows, down from February's $9 bn, amid trade policy concerns but optimism over lower CPI. Large-cap funds added $8.78 bn, while sectoral funds saw $3.25 billion outflows. Bond funds attracted $8.44 bn for the tenth week, with treasury funds leading. UBS advised diversification and alternative investments as money market funds saw $14.62 bn outflow.

The Federal Reserve plans to keep interest rates unchanged through mid-2024, with economists predicting two cuts starting in September amid uncertainty over President Trump’s economic policies. Growth forecasts have been lowered while inflation projections have risen, raising stagflation concerns. Most economists expect the Fed to maintain its current stance at its upcoming meeting.

Friedrich Merz agreed with the Greens on increased state borrowing ahead of a parliamentary vote. German shares rose, with Dax up over 2%, and the euro strengthened to $1.0904. Bond yields climbed 7 basis points, reflecting optimism about the fiscal package, though experts warn of potential growth challenges due to higher borrowing costs.

Atos SE’s bonds, despite being low-rated junk, have outperformed in Europe’s high-yield market this year, rallying strongly after the company’s restructuring. Investors are seeking high-coupon debt amid tight spreads and limited new issuance, driving demand for bonds from troubled firms like Altice France and Standard Profil. This "dash for trash" reflects a scarcity of opportunities.

Skoda Auto plans to manufacture electric vehicles in India, investing independently if a local partner isn't found. The company, part of Volkswagen Group, faces a $1.4 billion tax dispute in India. Skoda aims to leverage VW's EV technology to capitalize on India's growing car market and stricter fuel efficiency standards starting in 2027.

U.S. stocks rebounded on Friday, though all three main indexes were on track for weekly declines due to earlier selloffs driven by fears of a growth slowdown from the Trump administration's erratic trade policies. The Dow rose 244 points to 41,057.57, the S&P 500 gained 42.3 points to 5,563.85, and the Nasdaq climbed 220.3 points to 17,523.3.

The Nifty50 has dropped over 14% from its September 2024 peak, prompting a focus on advanced liquidity risk management strategies. These include stress testing, diversifying funding sources, maintaining high-quality liquid assets, active asset-liability management, and leveraging technology like AI and blockchain.

KPIT Technologies' shares are in focus as Qualcomm Ventures becomes the third shareholder in Qorix GmbH, a joint venture with ZF Friedrichshafen. Qualcomm can increase its stake up to €10 million. Qorix focuses on automotive middleware for Software Defined Vehicles. KPIT's stock fell 2.3% on Thursday, down 37% from its peak.

The Nifty-50 Index is range-bound between 22,200 and 22,500, showing early signs of positive sentiment despite facing strong resistance at 22,700. FPIs remain active, with a long-short ratio of 17-18. Support at 22,200 is holding firm, with short buildup indicating expectations of staying above this level. Technical indicators suggest buying at lower levels but lack momentum at higher zones.

Muthoot Finance share price is expected to be in the spotlight during Monday’s trading session after the non-bank lender from Kerala announced to the exchanges today (Friday, March 14) that its gold loan business’s Assets Under Management (AUM) has exceeded ₹1 lakh crore. As of the end of the December quarter, the AUM for Muthoot Finance’s gold loan segment was ₹92,964 crore.

Indian stock exchanges, despite recent profitability, face challenges as market declines and SEBI's F&O regulations reduce trading volumes. BSE gained market share through strategic changes, but NSE's shift in expiry days aims to compete, potentially impacting BSE's turnover. The exchanges' competition may require SEBI intervention.

Investors are increasingly taking refuge from the tumultuous U.S. stock market by pouring into a type of exchange-traded fund that offers a tradeoff, a cap on potential gains in return for a cushion against possible losses. Over the past month, as the market has pulled back sharply, "buffer" ETFs have seen $2.5 billion of inflows, according to CFRA Research.

Rubrik's shares surged 25% after reporting a smaller-than-expected loss of $0.18 per share and higher revenue of $258.1 million, driven by a 54% increase in subscription sales to $243.7 million. Subscription ARR rose 39% to $1.09 billion, with 2,246 customers generating over $100,000 in ARR, up 29%. CEO Bipul Sinha highlighted fiscal 2025 as a milestone year.

Nvidia lost nearly $600 billion in value as new AI models like Google's Gemma 3 and Cohere's Command A, requiring fewer GPUs, emerged. Despite efficiency gains, companies like Google are increasing GPU investments, citing Jevons Paradox. Nvidia's stock rose 6%, but concerns remain as models may still depend on other chips for training.

US stocks fell into a correction in 16 trading sessions, with historical data suggesting an 8-month recovery. Current uncertainties, driven by trade policies and tariffs, have led experts to warn of a potential bear market. The S&P 500 has lost $5 trillion since its peak, with strategists revising forecasts downward amid economic growth concerns.

The leisure products industry saw mixed Q4 results. Malibu Boats (MBUU) was the top performer with a 4.8% revenue beat, while Harley-Davidson (HOG) underperformed, missing estimates by 3.8%. MasterCraft (MCFT) reported a 29.4% revenue decline but beat EPS expectations. Ruger (RGR) saw 11.6% growth, and Latham (SWIM) raised guidance, leading to stock increases of 11.7% and 24.7%, respectively.

A century-old Dow Theory indicator signals further market pain as the Dow Jones Transportation Average nears bear-market territory with a 19% drop since November, while the Industrial Average has fallen 9.3% from its December peak. Experts warn of a sell signal, indicating broader market trouble amid economic concerns and tariff impacts.

U.S. equity funds drew $4.67 bn in inflows, down from February's $9 bn, amid trade policy concerns but optimism over lower CPI. Large-cap funds added $8.78 bn, while sectoral funds saw $3.25 billion outflows. Bond funds attracted $8.44 bn for the tenth week, with treasury funds leading. UBS advised diversification and alternative investments as money market funds saw $14.62 bn outflow.

The Federal Reserve plans to keep interest rates unchanged through mid-2024, with economists predicting two cuts starting in September amid uncertainty over President Trump’s economic policies. Growth forecasts have been lowered while inflation projections have risen, raising stagflation concerns. Most economists expect the Fed to maintain its current stance at its upcoming meeting.

Friedrich Merz agreed with the Greens on increased state borrowing ahead of a parliamentary vote. German shares rose, with Dax up over 2%, and the euro strengthened to $1.0904. Bond yields climbed 7 basis points, reflecting optimism about the fiscal package, though experts warn of potential growth challenges due to higher borrowing costs.

Atos SE’s bonds, despite being low-rated junk, have outperformed in Europe’s high-yield market this year, rallying strongly after the company’s restructuring. Investors are seeking high-coupon debt amid tight spreads and limited new issuance, driving demand for bonds from troubled firms like Altice France and Standard Profil. This "dash for trash" reflects a scarcity of opportunities.

Skoda Auto plans to manufacture electric vehicles in India, investing independently if a local partner isn't found. The company, part of Volkswagen Group, faces a $1.4 billion tax dispute in India. Skoda aims to leverage VW's EV technology to capitalize on India's growing car market and stricter fuel efficiency standards starting in 2027.

U.S. stocks rebounded on Friday, though all three main indexes were on track for weekly declines due to earlier selloffs driven by fears of a growth slowdown from the Trump administration's erratic trade policies. The Dow rose 244 points to 41,057.57, the S&P 500 gained 42.3 points to 5,563.85, and the Nasdaq climbed 220.3 points to 17,523.3.

The Nifty50 has dropped over 14% from its September 2024 peak, prompting a focus on advanced liquidity risk management strategies. These include stress testing, diversifying funding sources, maintaining high-quality liquid assets, active asset-liability management, and leveraging technology like AI and blockchain.

KPIT Technologies' shares are in focus as Qualcomm Ventures becomes the third shareholder in Qorix GmbH, a joint venture with ZF Friedrichshafen. Qualcomm can increase its stake up to €10 million. Qorix focuses on automotive middleware for Software Defined Vehicles. KPIT's stock fell 2.3% on Thursday, down 37% from its peak.

The Nifty-50 Index is range-bound between 22,200 and 22,500, showing early signs of positive sentiment despite facing strong resistance at 22,700. FPIs remain active, with a long-short ratio of 17-18. Support at 22,200 is holding firm, with short buildup indicating expectations of staying above this level. Technical indicators suggest buying at lower levels but lack momentum at higher zones.

Muthoot Finance share price is expected to be in the spotlight during Monday’s trading session after the non-bank lender from Kerala announced to the exchanges today (Friday, March 14) that its gold loan business’s Assets Under Management (AUM) has exceeded ₹1 lakh crore. As of the end of the December quarter, the AUM for Muthoot Finance’s gold loan segment was ₹92,964 crore.

BMW expects trade tariffs to cost €1 billion ($1.09 billion) in 2025, impacting earnings margins, which are projected at 5-7%, below estimates. CEO Oliver Zipse cited EU duties on China-made EVs and new U.S. tariffs. Shares fell 2.3% as lower margins disappointed investors. BMW faces risks from escalating U.S.-EU trade tensions, with significant exports from Germany and the U.S.

YES Bank has introduced a GST payment facility through its NetBanking platform and branch network, authorized by the Government of India. The service, available to both customers and non-customers, allows seamless tax payments with real-time confirmations and downloadable e-challans, aligning with the bank's commitment to enhancing India's digital ecosystem and ease of doing business.

Polycab India's share price rose after securing a ₹3,002.99 crore contract with BSNL for Bharat Net's Bihar Telecom Circle. The project involves designing, supplying, and maintaining the middle-mile network, with a 3-year construction phase and a 10-year O&M phase, including escalating payments from 5.5% to 6.5% of Capex annually.

Asian hedge funds outperformed U.S. peers in March, with a 0.71% average loss compared to a 2.6% drop for U.S. funds, driven by stronger Chinese stock performance. Year-to-date, Asian equity long/short funds gained 2.8%, while U.S. funds lost 2.6%. Investors sought refuge in Asia amid U.S. recession fears and market volatility triggered by Trump's tariff policies.

Tesla has expressed concerns to the US Trade Representative about potential retaliatory tariffs from other countries due to President Trump's trade policies. They warn this could increase manufacturing costs and reduce competitiveness. Tesla, facing declining sales and stock, also noted supply chain dependencies on foreign components.

The Indian RAC industry is off to a strong start in CY25, overcoming a compressor shortage through alternative suppliers and imports. Demand is rising due to higher temperatures and incomes, with a projected 19% volume CAGR. The industry expects value addition to reach 60-70% by FY27, supported by government incentives and PLI schemes, driving a 14% volume CAGR from FY24-27.

China’s CSI 300 Index surged 2.6% to its highest level this year, driven by consumer shares on expectations of policy support. Officials plan to announce measures to boost consumption on Monday. Consumer staples jumped over 5%, with liquor makers and childcare-related stocks also rising sharply. Optimism grew after the government prioritized consumption at the National People’s Congress.

European shares were steady Friday but on track for a weekly decline amid rising global trade tensions and economic slowdown concerns. The STOXX 600 rose 0.09% but is down over 2% for the week. U.S. tariff threats on EU products, including a 200% tariff on wine, weighed on markets. BMW fell 3.7% after a significant drop in net profit, while Universal Music Group slid 10.5% and Kering dropped 9.5%.

The Jhunjhunwala family has reduced their stake in Titan by 15%, with their holding value dropping from Rs 17,481 crore to Rs 14,871 crore. Inventurus Knowledge Solutions (IKS) now tops their portfolio, replacing Titan for the first time, with a holding value of Rs 16,319 crore. Titan, a long-held investment since 2002, is trading near its 52-week low amid market corrections.

Kothari Industrial Corporation, a small-cap penny stock, has surged 8,747% in a year, defying broader market downturns. The stock gained 84% this year, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 dropped 20.10%. Retail investors raised their stake to 53%, with LIC holding 1.89%. The company, focused on fertilizers and FMCG, signed an MoU with Assam for rare earth mining, committing ₹200 crore.

Individual investors poured $7.3 billion into U.S. equities last week, despite a 4% S&P 500 decline, with notable buying in Tesla and Nvidia. They also invested heavily in leveraged ETFs like TQQQ and SOXL, reflecting confidence in the market's long-term rise. Retail stock holdings exceeded cash by 50%, surpassing historical averages, as they continued buying dips.

Xiaomi Corp.'s shares have surged 340% since February 2024, adding over $130 billion to its market value, making it one of China's most-expensive tech stocks. The company faces high expectations ahead of its Q4 results and the summer launch of its Tesla-like YU7 electric SUV, a critical test of its production capacity and growth plans.

JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd's API facility in Panoli, Gujarat, successfully cleared a USFDA inspection from March 10-13, 2025, with no observations. The company reported a 21.6% YoY increase in net profit to ₹162.5 crore and a 14.1% rise in revenue to ₹963.5 crore for Q3 FY25, showcasing strong financial performance.

Wipro realigns its four Global Business Lines starting April 2025 to focus on AI, cloud, and digital transformation. Each division is tailored to client buying behaviors, enhancing alignment with industry trends and delivering integrated, outcome-driven solutions through consulting-led and AI-powered services.

Bajaj Broking recommends Piramal Pharma and PTC India with over 15% upside. PTC India has a buying range of ₹150-157 and a target of ₹178 (16% upside) in 12 months. Piramal Pharma has a buying range of ₹193-203 and a target of ₹229 (16% upside) in 12 months. Both stocks offer fresh entry opportunities with favorable risk-reward setups.

WideOpenWest (NYSE:WOW) reported Q4 revenue of $152.6 million, missing estimates by 0.9%, with a 9.6% year-over-year decline. The stock rose 9.4% despite the miss, as GAAP EPS of -$0.13 beat expectations by 14.5%, and adjusted EBITDA of $73.7 million exceeded forecasts by 4.7%. The company also provided Q1 revenue guidance of $148 million, aligning with analyst estimates.

Indian stock exchanges, despite recent profitability, face challenges as market declines and SEBI's F&O regulations reduce trading volumes. BSE gained market share through strategic changes, but NSE's shift in expiry days aims to compete, potentially impacting BSE's turnover. The exchanges' competition may require SEBI intervention.

Investors are increasingly taking refuge from the tumultuous U.S. stock market by pouring into a type of exchange-traded fund that offers a tradeoff, a cap on potential gains in return for a cushion against possible losses. Over the past month, as the market has pulled back sharply, "buffer" ETFs have seen $2.5 billion of inflows, according to CFRA Research.

Rubrik's shares surged 25% after reporting a smaller-than-expected loss of $0.18 per share and higher revenue of $258.1 million, driven by a 54% increase in subscription sales to $243.7 million. Subscription ARR rose 39% to $1.09 billion, with 2,246 customers generating over $100,000 in ARR, up 29%. CEO Bipul Sinha highlighted fiscal 2025 as a milestone year.

Nvidia lost nearly $600 billion in value as new AI models like Google's Gemma 3 and Cohere's Command A, requiring fewer GPUs, emerged. Despite efficiency gains, companies like Google are increasing GPU investments, citing Jevons Paradox. Nvidia's stock rose 6%, but concerns remain as models may still depend on other chips for training.

US stocks fell into a correction in 16 trading sessions, with historical data suggesting an 8-month recovery. Current uncertainties, driven by trade policies and tariffs, have led experts to warn of a potential bear market. The S&P 500 has lost $5 trillion since its peak, with strategists revising forecasts downward amid economic growth concerns.

The leisure products industry saw mixed Q4 results. Malibu Boats (MBUU) was the top performer with a 4.8% revenue beat, while Harley-Davidson (HOG) underperformed, missing estimates by 3.8%. MasterCraft (MCFT) reported a 29.4% revenue decline but beat EPS expectations. Ruger (RGR) saw 11.6% growth, and Latham (SWIM) raised guidance, leading to stock increases of 11.7% and 24.7%, respectively.

A century-old Dow Theory indicator signals further market pain as the Dow Jones Transportation Average nears bear-market territory with a 19% drop since November, while the Industrial Average has fallen 9.3% from its December peak. Experts warn of a sell signal, indicating broader market trouble amid economic concerns and tariff impacts.

U.S. equity funds drew $4.67 bn in inflows, down from February's $9 bn, amid trade policy concerns but optimism over lower CPI. Large-cap funds added $8.78 bn, while sectoral funds saw $3.25 billion outflows. Bond funds attracted $8.44 bn for the tenth week, with treasury funds leading. UBS advised diversification and alternative investments as money market funds saw $14.62 bn outflow.

The Federal Reserve plans to keep interest rates unchanged through mid-2024, with economists predicting two cuts starting in September amid uncertainty over President Trump’s economic policies. Growth forecasts have been lowered while inflation projections have risen, raising stagflation concerns. Most economists expect the Fed to maintain its current stance at its upcoming meeting.

Friedrich Merz agreed with the Greens on increased state borrowing ahead of a parliamentary vote. German shares rose, with Dax up over 2%, and the euro strengthened to $1.0904. Bond yields climbed 7 basis points, reflecting optimism about the fiscal package, though experts warn of potential growth challenges due to higher borrowing costs.

Atos SE’s bonds, despite being low-rated junk, have outperformed in Europe’s high-yield market this year, rallying strongly after the company’s restructuring. Investors are seeking high-coupon debt amid tight spreads and limited new issuance, driving demand for bonds from troubled firms like Altice France and Standard Profil. This "dash for trash" reflects a scarcity of opportunities.

Skoda Auto plans to manufacture electric vehicles in India, investing independently if a local partner isn't found. The company, part of Volkswagen Group, faces a $1.4 billion tax dispute in India. Skoda aims to leverage VW's EV technology to capitalize on India's growing car market and stricter fuel efficiency standards starting in 2027.

U.S. stocks rebounded on Friday, though all three main indexes were on track for weekly declines due to earlier selloffs driven by fears of a growth slowdown from the Trump administration's erratic trade policies. The Dow rose 244 points to 41,057.57, the S&P 500 gained 42.3 points to 5,563.85, and the Nasdaq climbed 220.3 points to 17,523.3.

The Nifty50 has dropped over 14% from its September 2024 peak, prompting a focus on advanced liquidity risk management strategies. These include stress testing, diversifying funding sources, maintaining high-quality liquid assets, active asset-liability management, and leveraging technology like AI and blockchain.

KPIT Technologies' shares are in focus as Qualcomm Ventures becomes the third shareholder in Qorix GmbH, a joint venture with ZF Friedrichshafen. Qualcomm can increase its stake up to €10 million. Qorix focuses on automotive middleware for Software Defined Vehicles. KPIT's stock fell 2.3% on Thursday, down 37% from its peak.

The Nifty-50 Index is range-bound between 22,200 and 22,500, showing early signs of positive sentiment despite facing strong resistance at 22,700. FPIs remain active, with a long-short ratio of 17-18. Support at 22,200 is holding firm, with short buildup indicating expectations of staying above this level. Technical indicators suggest buying at lower levels but lack momentum at higher zones.

Muthoot Finance share price is expected to be in the spotlight during Monday’s trading session after the non-bank lender from Kerala announced to the exchanges today (Friday, March 14) that its gold loan business’s Assets Under Management (AUM) has exceeded ₹1 lakh crore. As of the end of the December quarter, the AUM for Muthoot Finance’s gold loan segment was ₹92,964 crore.

BMW expects trade tariffs to cost €1 billion ($1.09 billion) in 2025, impacting earnings margins, which are projected at 5-7%, below estimates. CEO Oliver Zipse cited EU duties on China-made EVs and new U.S. tariffs. Shares fell 2.3% as lower margins disappointed investors. BMW faces risks from escalating U.S.-EU trade tensions, with significant exports from Germany and the U.S.

YES Bank has introduced a GST payment facility through its NetBanking platform and branch network, authorized by the Government of India. The service, available to both customers and non-customers, allows seamless tax payments with real-time confirmations and downloadable e-challans, aligning with the bank's commitment to enhancing India's digital ecosystem and ease of doing business.

Polycab India's share price rose after securing a ₹3,002.99 crore contract with BSNL for Bharat Net's Bihar Telecom Circle. The project involves designing, supplying, and maintaining the middle-mile network, with a 3-year construction phase and a 10-year O&M phase, including escalating payments from 5.5% to 6.5% of Capex annually.

Asian hedge funds outperformed U.S. peers in March, with a 0.71% average loss compared to a 2.6% drop for U.S. funds, driven by stronger Chinese stock performance. Year-to-date, Asian equity long/short funds gained 2.8%, while U.S. funds lost 2.6%. Investors sought refuge in Asia amid U.S. recession fears and market volatility triggered by Trump's tariff policies.

Tesla has expressed concerns to the US Trade Representative about potential retaliatory tariffs from other countries due to President Trump's trade policies. They warn this could increase manufacturing costs and reduce competitiveness. Tesla, facing declining sales and stock, also noted supply chain dependencies on foreign components.

The Indian RAC industry is off to a strong start in CY25, overcoming a compressor shortage through alternative suppliers and imports. Demand is rising due to higher temperatures and incomes, with a projected 19% volume CAGR. The industry expects value addition to reach 60-70% by FY27, supported by government incentives and PLI schemes, driving a 14% volume CAGR from FY24-27.

China’s CSI 300 Index surged 2.6% to its highest level this year, driven by consumer shares on expectations of policy support. Officials plan to announce measures to boost consumption on Monday. Consumer staples jumped over 5%, with liquor makers and childcare-related stocks also rising sharply. Optimism grew after the government prioritized consumption at the National People’s Congress.

European shares were steady Friday but on track for a weekly decline amid rising global trade tensions and economic slowdown concerns. The STOXX 600 rose 0.09% but is down over 2% for the week. U.S. tariff threats on EU products, including a 200% tariff on wine, weighed on markets. BMW fell 3.7% after a significant drop in net profit, while Universal Music Group slid 10.5% and Kering dropped 9.5%.

The Jhunjhunwala family has reduced their stake in Titan by 15%, with their holding value dropping from Rs 17,481 crore to Rs 14,871 crore. Inventurus Knowledge Solutions (IKS) now tops their portfolio, replacing Titan for the first time, with a holding value of Rs 16,319 crore. Titan, a long-held investment since 2002, is trading near its 52-week low amid market corrections.

Kothari Industrial Corporation, a small-cap penny stock, has surged 8,747% in a year, defying broader market downturns. The stock gained 84% this year, while the Nifty Smallcap 100 dropped 20.10%. Retail investors raised their stake to 53%, with LIC holding 1.89%. The company, focused on fertilizers and FMCG, signed an MoU with Assam for rare earth mining, committing ₹200 crore.

Individual investors poured $7.3 billion into U.S. equities last week, despite a 4% S&P 500 decline, with notable buying in Tesla and Nvidia. They also invested heavily in leveraged ETFs like TQQQ and SOXL, reflecting confidence in the market's long-term rise. Retail stock holdings exceeded cash by 50%, surpassing historical averages, as they continued buying dips.

Xiaomi Corp.'s shares have surged 340% since February 2024, adding over $130 billion to its market value, making it one of China's most-expensive tech stocks. The company faces high expectations ahead of its Q4 results and the summer launch of its Tesla-like YU7 electric SUV, a critical test of its production capacity and growth plans.

JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd's API facility in Panoli, Gujarat, successfully cleared a USFDA inspection from March 10-13, 2025, with no observations. The company reported a 21.6% YoY increase in net profit to ₹162.5 crore and a 14.1% rise in revenue to ₹963.5 crore for Q3 FY25, showcasing strong financial performance.

Wipro realigns its four Global Business Lines starting April 2025 to focus on AI, cloud, and digital transformation. Each division is tailored to client buying behaviors, enhancing alignment with industry trends and delivering integrated, outcome-driven solutions through consulting-led and AI-powered services.

Bajaj Broking recommends Piramal Pharma and PTC India with over 15% upside. PTC India has a buying range of ₹150-157 and a target of ₹178 (16% upside) in 12 months. Piramal Pharma has a buying range of ₹193-203 and a target of ₹229 (16% upside) in 12 months. Both stocks offer fresh entry opportunities with favorable risk-reward setups.

WideOpenWest (NYSE:WOW) reported Q4 revenue of $152.6 million, missing estimates by 0.9%, with a 9.6% year-over-year decline. The stock rose 9.4% despite the miss, as GAAP EPS of -$0.13 beat expectations by 14.5%, and adjusted EBITDA of $73.7 million exceeded forecasts by 4.7%. The company also provided Q1 revenue guidance of $148 million, aligning with analyst estimates.