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POST MARKET REPORT The Indian stock market witnessed broad-based buying on Wednesday (January 29), with the Nifty reclaiming the 23,100 mark and the Sensex closing above 76,500. The Sensex gained 632 points to end at 76,533, while the Nifty rose 206 points to close at 23,163. The Nifty Bank index advanced 299 points to 49,166, while the Midcap index outperformed with a 1,189-point jump to 52,719, reflecting strong investor appetite for mid-sized stocks. Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor were among the major gainers, while Maruti Suzuki closed with minor losses despite reporting earnings in line with estimates. KPIT Technologies surged up to 10% after raising its FY25 margin guidance. IT stocks saw buying interest, tracking gains in the Nasdaq, with Wipro and Infosys among the top gainers. Insurance stocks also posted healthy gains, with SBI Life and HDFC Life rising 3% each. Tata Motors gained more than 3% ahead of its quarterly results.. Maruti Reports Earnings In-line With Ests, Stock Closes With Minor Cuts KPIT Tech Raises Its FY25 Margin Guidance, Stock Rises Up To 10% IT Stocks See Buying Tracking Nasdaq Move, Wipro, Infosys Top Gainers Insurance Stocks Closes With Healthy Gains, SBI Life & HDFC Life Up 3% Each Tata Motors Ends Higher Ahead Of Its Quarterly Results, Up More Than 3% Ambuja Cements Reports A Mixed Set of Results, Stock Ends 4% Lower JSW Energy & Bosch React Negatively To Q3 Results, Down 7% & 5% Respectively CG Power Surges On Strong Order Backlog & Inflows, Up 9% Deepak fertilizer Posts A Strong Set Of Results In Q4, Stock Ends 17% Higher CAMS Reacts Positively To Earnings, Closes With A Gain Of 6%

Good Morning Pre market report Benchmark indices staged a relief rally on Tuesday from Monday’s sharp losses while broader Mid and Small cap indices extended their declines as they continued to underperform on valuation and earnings concerns. "We maintain our sell on rise stance for the index and emphasize the importance of robust risk management, particularly in broader market segments like midcaps and small caps, while awaiting clearer signals, GIFT Nifty (Earlier SGX Nifty) signals a positive start GIFT Nifty on the NSE IX traded higher by 36 points, or 0.16 per cent, at 23,028.50, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for positive start. • India VIX: India VIX, which is a measure of the fear in the markets, rose 0.3% to settle at 18.2 levels. US stocks end higher U.S. stocks ended higher on Tuesday, with Nvidia and other artificial intelligence-linked technology shares recovering from sharp losses the previous day as investors snapped up bargains. • Dow up 0.3%; • S&P 500 gains 0.9%; • Nasdaq rises 2% FII/DII action Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers at Rs 4,921 crore on Tuesday. DIIs bought shares worth Rs 6,814 crore. Rupee The rupee depreciated 26 paise to close at 86.57 against the US dollar on Tuesday, as global risk sentiments were dampened amid tariff threats by the US President Donald Trump. FII data The net short of FIIs reduced from Rs 2.79 lakh crore on Monday to Rs 2.36 lakh crore on Tuesday.

GOOD MORNING PRE MARKET REPORT The elongated trading week, due to the Budget, kicked off on a grim note, as the benchmark Nifty opened significantly lower, creating a gap down on the charts. "In addition to selling pressure from FIIs, global market caution is adding to the downside momentum. We are now eyeing 22,700 as the next crucial support and its break would further deteriorate the situation. STATE OF THE MARKETS GIFT Nifty (Earlier SGX Nifty) signals a positive start GIFT Nifty on the NSE IX traded higher by 110.50 points, or 0.48 per cent, at 22,921, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for positive start on Tuesday. • India VIX: India VIX, which is a measure of the fear in the markets, rose 8.2% to settle at 18.13 levels. Nasdaq falls 3% Nasdaq posted its biggest one-day percentage drop since Dec. 18 on Monday as a low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence model prompted a steep selloff in U.S. chipmakers. • Dow up 0.7%; • S&P 500 down 1.5%; • Nasdaq dips 3.1 FII/DII action Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers at Rs 5,015 crore on Monday. DIIs bought shares worth Rs 6,642 crore. Rupee The rupee depreciated 9 paise to close at 86.31 against the US dollar on Monday, as strong dollar demand and a muted trend in domestic equities weighed on investors' sentiments. FII data The net short of FIIs reduced from Rs 3.09 lakh crore on Friday to Rs 2.79 lakh crore on Monday

POST MARKET REPORT Indian equity markets on Monday (January 27) extended their losing streak to a fourth day, with the Nifty settling at a seven-month low of 22,829, down 263 points, and the Sensex falling 824 points to close at 75,366. Broader markets witnessed sharp corrections, with the midcap index plummeting 1,467 points to 51,796, marking a 15% drop from its record high. All sectoral indices ended in the red, with PSU, pharma, and IT stocks leading the decline. The IT index fell 3% on weak global cues, with HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra, and Wipro emerging as top Nifty losers. Heavyweights largely closed lower, barring ICICI Bank, which gained post-earnings, and FMCG stocks like HUL and Britannia, which rose over 1% each. Adani Wilmar surged 5% on record quarterly revenue and margin expansion. Conversely, Canara Bank plunged 6% after reporting lower-than-expected Q3 net interest income (NII), while Laurus Labs tumbled 13% on concerns over its antiretroviral (ARV) business. Indian Oil Corporation slipped over 3% on weak Q3 earnings, and Balkrishna Industries dropped nearly 4% following cautious commentary. IDFC First, AU SFB Fall Up To 9% While BoI, DCB Bank and Yes Bank Rise Post Q3 Results NTPC Ends In The Red But 2% Off Lows On Muted Sep-Dec Quarterly Results Torrent Pharma Surges 3% After Co Reports Strong Growth In Domestic Business DLF Posts Best-ever Quarterly New Sales Booking, Stock Sees Minor Gains Balkrishna Ind Ends Nearly 4% Lower On Weak Commentary Post Q3 Earnings

Shares of Central Depository Services Ltd. (CDSL) are down as much as 9% on Monday, January 27, after the company reported its December quarter results over the weekend.

GOOD MORNING PRE MARKET REPORT Nifty declined by 113 points to close at 23,092 on Friday amid relentless foreign portfolio investor (FPI) selling and underwhelming corporate earnings for the December quarter. The upcoming week holds significant importance, not just for the equity markets but for the economy as well, with the Union Budget scheduled for February 1 and a special trading session on that day for real-time reactions to policy announcements. STATE OF THE MARKETS GIFT Nifty (Earlier SGX Nifty) signals a gap-down start GIFT Nifty on the NSE IX traded lower by 153.50 points, or 0.66 per cent, at 22,978.50, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for gap-down start on Monday. • Tech View: The near-term trend of the Nifty remains weak. A slide below the immediate support of 22975 levels could open the next downside towards 22800 levels. Any upside bounce towards 23350-23400 could be a sell-on-rise opportunity. • India VIX: India VIX, which is a measure of the fear in the markets, rose 0.3% to settle at 16.74 levels. US stocks slip Wall Street's main indexes closed lower on Friday as investors stepped back while they digested a mixed bag of economic data and earnings reports and prepared for a week filled with economic releases and a Federal Reserve meeting. Oil falls Oil prices fell more than 1% on Monday after U.S. President Trump called on OPEC to reduce prices following the announcement of wide-ranging measures to boost U.S. oil and gas output in his first week in office. FII data The net short of FIIs reduced from Rs 3.28 lakh crore on Thursday to Rs 3.09 lakh crore on Friday

POST MARKET REPORT The markets delivered negative returns for the third consecutive week, a trend last seen three months ago. The midcap index gave up Thursday’s gains today, dropping 836 points to 53,263, and the Nifty Bank index ended 221 points lower at 48,368. HDFC Bank, Reliance & M&M contribute most to Nifty’s fall FMCG stocks see buying, HUL, Britannia & Tata Cons end as top Nifty gainers Dr Reddy’s is top Nifty loser, slips 5% after Q3 results miss estimates Shriram Finance ends off highs but with minor cuts tracking Q3 results Trent continues to move lower, slips another 4% Mphasis sees sharp intra-day recovery, ends 3% higher on positive management commentary Laurus Labs beats estimates in Q3, margin back above 20% after 7 quarters, stock up 3% Healthy Q3 helps Amber Enterprises rise 3% while Syngene falls 6% on guidance cut Cyient slides 24% on guidance cut & CEO’s resignation IEX closes in the green but off highs after reporting a healthy Q3 Granules, Thyrocare, Mankind, Spandana, Tejas, and Jindal Saw react negatively to Q3 results Ujjivan SFB reports 7-quarter high GNPA ratio & multi-quarter high slippages, stock tanks 4% Sona BLW and Suryoday SFB fall up to 6% on weak outlook Market breadth favours declines, advance-decline ratio at 1:4.

Shares of Zensar Technologies Ltd. surged as much as 14% on Thursday, January 23, extending their gains for the third straight session. The stock is now closing in on its 52-week high, post this three-day surge.

GOOD MORNING PRE MARKET REPORT Benchmark indices rebounded amidst heightened volatility on Wednesday following better-than-expected results from a major private bank. Analysts say the talk that the US is considering lower tariffs on China may provide temporary relief for markets, but underlying concerns persist. GIFT Nifty on the NSE IX traded lower by 32 points, or 0.14 per cent, at 23,142, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for negative start on Thursday. • Tech View: On the upside, immediate resistance is now seen at 23,300, with a breakout above this level likely paving the way for targets of 23,600 and 23,800 • India VIX: India VIX, which is a measure of the fear in the markets, fell 1.66% to settle at 16.77 levels Dollar up The dollar steadied against major peers on Thursday, continuing its near paralysis of the past two days before more concrete announcements on tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. FII/DII action Foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers at Rs 4,026 crore on Wednesday. DIIs bought shares worth Rs 3,640 crore. Rupee The rupee appreciated 25 paise to close at 86.33 against the US dollar on Wednesday, supported by positive domestic equities and soft US dollar index.

[4:38 pm, 22/1/2025] Jamsheer Smk: POST MARKET REPORT The Indian stock market plunged to a six-month low amid volatility. Foreign institutional investor (FII) selling continued to weigh heavily on the markets, with frontline indices losing 1-2%. BSE-listed companies collectively erased ₹7 lakh crore in market capitalisation, highlighting the depth of the sell-off. Sectoral indices ended deep in the red, with the realty index emerging as the worst performer, dropping 4%. The Nifty Bank declined by 780 points to close at 48,571, while the midcap index tumbled 1,271 points to 53,835, underscoring the market-wide rout. Several stocks faced intense selling pressure amid disappointing earnings and valuation concerns. Zomato, MCX, Oberoi, and Dixon Technologies each fell 10-15%. Weak commentary dragged Zomato down by over 10%, while new-age stocks such as Paytm, Delhivery, and Swiggy also faced an all-around fall of 5-8%. Trent slipped below key moving averages. All sectoral indices end in the red, with realty being the top losing index, down 4%. Apollo Hospital gains in a weak market on a positive brokerage note, up 2%. Oil marketing companies gain tracking crude movement; HPCL rises nearly 3%. Weak commentary weighs on Zomato; the stock falls more than 10%. New-age stocks see an all-round fall; Paytm, Delhivery, and Swiggy decline 5-8%. Trent slips below key moving averages; the stock is the biggest [4:39 pm, 22/1/2025] Jamsheer Smk: POST MARKET REPORT The Indian stock market plunged to a six-month low amid volatility. Foreign institutional investor (FII) selling continued to weigh heavily on the markets, with frontline indices losing 1-2%. BSE-listed companies collectively erased ₹7 lakh crore in market capitalisation, highlighting the depth of the sell-off. Sectoral indices ended deep in the red, with the realty index emerging as the worst performer, dropping 4%. The Nifty Bank declined by 780 points to close at 48,571, while the midcap index tumbled 1,271 points to 53,835, underscoring the market-wide rout. Several stocks faced intense selling pressure amid disappointing earnings and valuation concerns. Zomato, MCX, Oberoi, and Dixon Technologies each fell 10-15%. Weak commentary dragged Zomato down by over 10%, while new-age stocks such as Paytm, Delhivery, and Swiggy also faced an all-around fall of 5-8%. Trent slipped below key moving averages. All sectoral indices end in the red, with realty being the top losing index, down 4%. Apollo Hospital gains in a weak market on a positive brokerage note, up 2%. Oil marketing companies gain tracking crude movement; HPCL rises nearly 3%. Weak commentary weighs on Zomato; the stock falls more than 10%. New-age stocks see an all-round fall; Paytm, Delhivery, and Swiggy decline 5-8%. Trent slips below key moving averages; the stock is the biggest Nifty loser this month. Dixon Tech crashes 14% as brokerages find valuations rich