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JM Financial has recommended a buy on Innova Captab with a target price of Rs 1,120 and a one-year timeframe. With a market cap of Rs 5239.80 crore, the company s anticipated growth is driven by its scaling Jammu facility. Despite recent stock rallies, the brokerage sees substantial financial growth for Innova Captab, projecting significant revenue and profit increases by FY27.

Wipro share price: Wipro, in partnership with its wholly-owned subsidiary Wipro Financial Outsourcing Services Limited (WFOSL), has entered into a 10-year agreement to offer platform-based, regulated Third Party Administration services for the ReAssure business of Phoenix Group, the UK’s largest provider of long-term savings and retirement solutions.

He believes that while geopolitical uncertainties continue to shape global markets, India stands out as a strong long-term bet. Kumar advises retail investors to focus on domestic equities rather than seeking opportunities abroad, citing valuation concerns and economic headwinds in global markets.

Reliance Industries shares: India’s largest privately owned refiner is set to receive a cargo of Merey crude currently en route from Venezuela, but additional purchases have been suspended, according to sources familiar with the situation, as reported by agencies.

As per a previous ET report, Jaypee Group s flagship company, JAL, which operates in the cement, power, hospitality, construction, and real estate sectors, has been admitted to the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

Tata Motors share price: Tata Motors shares fell 6.31% after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and light trucks. The tariff could impact Jaguar Land Rover, which relies heavily on the U.S. market, prompting cost-saving measures and price adjustments.

Donald Trump s announcement of a 25% tariff on all imported vehicles and parts rattled Asian markets, causing significant drops in major automakers shares. The tariffs, set to begin on April 3, targeted foreign-made cars and key auto parts, with Japan and Canada expressing regret. Trump s hardline trade policies fuel fears of a global recession.

Ashok Leyland shares: The Chennai-based automaker announced on Wednesday that a prolonged economic downturn in the British bus industry, along with a slower-than-anticipated shift to electric vehicles (EVs) in public transport, has hindered growth, leading the company to consider shutting down operations at its Sherburn facility.