Shares of Oracle Financial Services Software (OFSS) rallied over sharply after parent Oracles U.S. stock soared on a blockbuster cloud forecast. Oracles multi-billion-dollar client wins and aggressive expansion in multi-cloud services boosted optimism that OFSS will benefit from higher license and cloud revenue growth.
Infosys shares experienced a 2% surge, reaching Rs 1,535 on the BSE, ahead of its fifth share buyback meeting. Historically, Infosys shares have generally risen following buyback announcements. Market experts suggest that current valuations are more appealing, with the stock consolidating at lower levels.
Equity markets remain range-bound at 24,80025,000, with short-term pullbacks amid foreign investor selling and tariff concerns. Anshul Saigal of Saigal Capital says long-term growth remains intact, advising investors to focus on strong businesses. While IT valuations appear expensive with weak growth, opportunities are better in defence, renewables, banking, capital goods, and manufacturing.
Adani Power's stock is rising. This is due to a new hydroelectric project in Bhutan and the company's first stock split. Adani Power signed an agreement with Druk Green Power Corp for the Bhutan project. The stock split aims to improve liquidity. GST reforms are also expected to boost Adani Power's margins. Technical indicators suggest short-term strength for the stock.
Indian IT stocks continued their rebound on Tuesday, with the Nifty IT index posting gains for the second straight session. Broad-based buying lifted both large- and mid-cap stocks, driven by renewed sector optimism.
Larry Ellison surged closer to surpassing Elon Musk as the worlds richest person after cafter-hours shares jumped over 26%, potentially boosting his net worth by $70 billion. The 81-year-old co-founders fortune is heavily tied to Oracle, whose stock has risen 45% this year, while Tesla shares have fallen 14%, trimming Musks wealth.
MTAR Technologies shares rose sharply after the company secured Rs 386 crore in clean energy orders from Bloom Energy. The deals, valid till June and March 2026, are expected to strengthen MTARs revenue, with analysts giving a Strong Buy rating.
