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Indian stock markets are extending gains but showing signs of slowing momentum. Experts suggest the broader uptrend remains, but caution is advised. The Nifty faces key resistance around 24,300. Real estate is a standout sector, showing early signs of a turnaround after a long downtrend. Future catalysts include rate cycle changes.
Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths said operations at DXB and DWC are being scaled up following the full restoration of the UAE airspace. He noted that flight movements are rising in line with regional routing capacity, while demand for travel through Dubai remains strong amid ongoing adjustments.
Foreign institutional investors increased stakes for four straight quarters in 49 stocks, with 13 delivering sharp gains of up to 353% and five turning multibaggers over the past year. The trend highlights strong institutional conviction, with consistent buying coinciding with significant price outperformance across select large and mid-cap companies.
Valor Estate shares hit a 20% upper circuit after the Bombay High Court ruled in its favour in a long-pending Bhayandar land dispute. The verdict removes ownership uncertainty over a key land parcel, boosting sentiment. The company is now positioned to explore development and monetisation opportunities linked to the asset.
Shares of automakers like Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto rose after strong April sales data lifted sentiment. The gains pushed the Nifty Auto index over 1% higher, led by robust performance from key players.
Mamata Banerjee alleges manipulation at counting centres, with malfunctioning machines and threats aimed at Trinamool Congress. Despite challenges, she insists her party leads in many seats and encourages workers to remain patient, predicting a turnaround in results.
Devina Mehra of First Global believes Indian equity markets are in a bottoming zone, advising investors to stay invested. She anticipates 2026 will be a better year than 2025, with sector rotation continuing. While acknowledging earnings disruptions, she remains constructive, seeing power as a key growth area and the IT sector as evolving, not dead.
Bitcoin surged past $79,900, fueled by strong ETF inflows and marking its best monthly gain in a year. Analysts anticipate continued momentum towards the mid-$80,000s, with the Federal Reserve's leadership transition being a key macro driver. The cryptocurrency's resilience and growing maturity are evident as it crosses significant price milestones.
Early West Bengal election trends putting BJP ahead of TMC have pushed stocks like Bandhan Bank, CESC, and Berger Paints into focus. Investors are watching potential policy shifts, though analysts say the impact will be short-lived, with broader cues such as crude oil prices likely to drive overall market sentiment.
South Korean shares surged over 5% to a record close on Monday, driven by a rally in chipmakers fueled by AI optimism and strong U.S. tech earnings. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both hit record highs as robust data indicated expanding factory activity and rising exports, powered by semiconductor demand.
Mahindra & Mahindra is expected to post strong YoY growth in Q4FY25, with PAT rising up to 48% and revenue growing up to 24% on robust volumes. However, margin pressures and sequential decline in profitability remain concerns, as rising costs and EV mix weigh on performance across brokerages’ estimates.
Actor Trisha Krishnan marked her 43rd birthday with a visit to the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple in Tirupati. As visuals of her darshan went viral, social media users began linking the timing of her visit to actor-politician Vijay’s performance in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.
A European intelligence agency report has now revealed that the Kremlin has ramped up Russian President Vladimir Putin's personal security. The enhanced security arrangements include surveillance systems and body screenings amid coup and assassination fears.
Australian shares declined on Monday. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed lower. NAB reported a miss in half-year earnings, affecting market sentiment. A2 Milk shares dropped significantly due to a product recall in the US. Investors are cautious before the Reserve Bank of Australia's policy decision on Tuesday. Energy and mining stocks also saw declines.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) shares surged over 13% after reporting a robust March quarter with a 156% jump in net profit to Rs 1,290.50 crore. Revenue from operations also saw a significant 37% increase. The company also recommended a final dividend of Rs 1.40 per share for FY26.
Singapore and New Zealand signed an agreement to keep supply chains open during crises, ensuring continued trade in fuel, food, medical and construction goods. Leaders said it could serve as a model for trusted global partnerships amid rising geopolitical tensions and energy disruptions.
