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ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2026: Decoding the future of Indian stock market in uncertain timesIndian investors navigate a complex wealth creation landscape. Geopolitical shifts and rapid AI adoption demand new strategies. The ET Alph...- AI boom: Global stock market order shuffles as Taiwan, South Korea overtake Western giantsAsian markets are making waves. South Korea's Kospi and Taiwan's stock market have surged, driven by the AI boom. These markets are now out...
- Europe lacks everything needed to make its stock market a winnerEuropean stocks have lost their momentum as investors shift focus from cheaper regional equities to the AI boom and seek refuge from a glob...
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks, US futures climb on tech optimismAsian stocks advanced, mirroring Wall Street's record highs driven by a tech surge and strong corporate earnings. Investors are closely wat...
- Why stock market rose today? Sensex rises over 600 points, Nifty ends above 24,150. 3 key factors behind the rallyIndian stock markets surged on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 gaining significantly. This optimism was fueled by reports of Iran submi...
- Smallcap stocks head for best month in 12 years, outpace Nifty since Iran warIndia’s smallcap stocks are posting their best monthly gain in 12 years, driven by improved earnings outlook and attractive valuations afte...
- What war? Smallcap stocks defy Middle East tensions with up to 56% gains in 2 months as Nifty slidesDespite Middle East tensions and a sliding Nifty50, India's smallcap stocks have surged up to 56% in two months. While institutional desks ...
- HSBC cuts India exposure, bets on Korea; but says India's best days are still aheadHSBC trims India equity exposure to boost South Korea, citing Korea's explosive earnings growth. While India's earnings recovery is real bu...
- India a 'quiet corner' in Asia; foreign investors may return as earnings bottom out: Herald van der Linde, HSBCHSBC suggests India is becoming a stable investment haven in Asia, as global funds are heavily invested in Korea and Taiwan due to the AI b...
- After the rally: Here’s what could still go wrong for stocksWhile most Wall Street strategists remain positive on equities amid a lack of alternatives, here are five things that could ruin the party:
- JPMorgan’s bullish call came right before plungeThe outperformance of European stocks against the US didn’t go unnoticed.
- Wall Street banks warn winter is coming; here's whyCitigroup analysts also say markets are on the cusp of entering a late-cycle peak.
- Stocks pricey, Sensex may correct to 26K by year-end: HSBCJoshi acknowledged that there are positive factors at play, including a growth and reform-oriented dispensation and margin improvement.
- HSBC cautious, underweight on Indian equitiesThe global financial services major which is "overweight" on China said factors like stronger Asian currencies and better prospects for ear...
- After NTPC, HSBC adds Cipla to its GEMs Super 15 portfolio listThey have added Cipla to their GEMs Super 15 portfolio list. It ranks in the top 50 EM companies that are most defensive.
- Four reasons why HSBC has cut India to underweight from overweight2015 shaping up differently. While it remains a place where investors have high portfolio exposure, risk to growth is also going up.
- From 30K to 27K; top 5 reasons why there is more pain ahead for SensexAnalysts are positive about the Indian markets on a medium-to-long-term basis, but they expect some bit of downside in the short term.
- India Inc’s RoE may improve this fiscalHSBC said companies’ ROE compression was triggered by factors such as the decline in corporate profitability, increases in interest rates a...
- Indian markets set for a multi-year rally, cyclical stocks to lead: HSBCAs per the global investment bank, corporate earnings will drive the next leg of the recovery as the economy strengthens, leading to better...
- HSBC sees several positives for market; overweight on IndiaIndia is also considering 'big ticket' divestments in government-owned companies, which should help lower its budget deficit.
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