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    Wipro share buyback: Should you participate or avoid?

    Wipro announced its largest-ever share buyback of Rs 15,000 crore at a 19% premium, despite lackluster Q4 earnings. The IT major's board approved buying back up to 60 crore shares via tender route. Promoters intend to participate, potentially impacting the acceptance ratio for public investors.

    Yes Bank shares jump 3% after Q4 earnings beat estimates. Here's what Morgan Stanley, other brokerages say

    Yes Bank shares rose after reporting a strong March quarter with sharp growth in net profit and net interest income, alongside improved asset quality. However, brokerages remain cautious, citing expensive valuations, reliance on recoveries, and below-industry growth, raising concerns over the sustainability of profitability and near-term upside potential in the stock.

    ICICI Bank shares rise 2% after Q4 results. What Jefferies, Bernstein and other brokerages are saying

    Brokerages remain bullish on ICICI Bank after a strong quarter, citing stable margins, healthy loan growth and improving asset quality. Motilal Oswal, Elara Capital and JM Financial maintained buy ratings, with target prices up to Rs 1,783. They expect steady returns, strong buffers and consistent execution to support premium valuations and earnings growth over FY27-28.

    Stocks in news: HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, RIL, Trent, Jio Financial

    Indian markets are set for a dynamic start today. Investors will closely watch the Q4 results from banking giants HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank. Reliance Industries and Jio Financial also released their earnings. Trent's board will consider a bonus issue and dividend. Geopolitical events will also influence trading. Lupin received observations from USFDA.

    Can Sensex, Nifty extend gains on Monday? Oil prices, 5 factors to guide Dalal Street this week

    Indian stock markets are poised for a strong opening, extending Friday's gains as GIFT Nifty surged. Optimism surrounding a potential resolution to the Iran-US conflict and falling oil prices are boosting sentiment. Major bank earnings and a strengthening rupee also provide support, with FIIs showing consistent buying interest.

    India's consumer discretionary firms set for strong growth, demand recovery in Q4: Report

    Consumer discretionary companies anticipate robust revenue and earnings growth in the March quarter of FY26. Demand is recovering across various segments, with jewellery leading the charge. Apparel and paints sectors also show improvement. Margins are set to expand gradually. Valuations are moderating, presenting a reasonable risk-reward ratio for investors.

    The Economic Times
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