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| Why RIL are hit in New Year selloff & what Q3 results could change
Reliance Industries has seen a significant market cap drop in early 2026 due to concerns over Russian crude exposure and slowing retail growth. Despite near-term headwinds, brokerages view 2026 as a "year of catalysts," anticipating strong energy segment performance and potential upside from Jio's listing and tariff hikes.
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| Rs 8L cr shock! Why 2026 winter is turning harsh for D-St & whether to buy the fear
Indian stock markets experienced their worst start to a year in a decade, with nearly Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalization wiped out. Foreign institutional investors have pulled out $2 billion amid anxieties over a delayed India-US tariff deal and the upcoming Union Budget. Analysts anticipate continued range-bound trading until policy clarity emerges.
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| Will Q3 finally end 6 quarters of pain? 70 stocks to watch out for now
India's Q3 earnings season is set to deliver the strongest profit growth in two years. Brokerages forecast a sharp turnaround after six quarters of disappointing results. Financials and autos are expected to lead the gains. However, export-facing sectors face headwinds. The market is watching to see if this marks a sustained recovery or a false dawn.
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| Will Budget revive capex stocks? What defence, rail & infra investors should watch
The Union Budget on February 1 is shaping up as a litmus test for the capex trade, which has slowed over the past year. With fiscal discipline likely to be maintained, any additional spending is expected to be selective, focusing on sectors such as defence, railways, and infrastructure-linked segments, rather than a broad-based capital expenditure push.
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| Dharmesh Kant on 3 sectors offering buy-on-dips opportunities
Indian stock markets are consolidating. Investors are assessing earnings against current uncertainties. Experts see opportunities in financial services, defence, and metals. These sectors offer potential for growth. Automobiles are seen as fully priced. Investors are advised to be selective. Focus remains on large-cap stocks until the budget.
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