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Iraq approves preliminary agreements to study strategic oil export pipeline projects
Iraq's cabinet has greenlit preliminary deals for strategic oil export pipeline studies. A consortium featuring US firms Capital TI and Chevron, alongside Qatar's UCC, will explore routes like Basra-Haditha-Kirkuk-Ceyhan. These initial agreements carry no financial commitment for the Iraqi oil ministry. Additionally, Basra Oil Company is authorized to engage KBR for consultancy on a Basra-Haditha pipeline project.
Engineering, cement, autos remain top cyclical bets; IT turns attractive: ASK’s George Joseph
Managing nearly $1.21 billion in assets as of April 30, ASK Investment Managers is turning positive on large-cap IT despite worries around AI disruption, says CIO & CEO-Equity George Joseph. He believes fears over AI replacing Indian IT firms are exaggerated, as these companies will continue to play a critical role in system integration and enterprise tech rollouts. ASK has remained constructive on sectors such as engineering, capital goods, cement, autos, banking & financial services, and commodities, seeing them as beneficiaries of the ongoing cyclical uptrend. Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts on CNBCTV18.com are their own and not that of the website or its management. CNBCTV18.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.
JSW Energy shares tumble 7% as Street cites debt concerns, expensive valuations
JM Financial has downgraded JSW Energy to 'Add' from 'Buy'. The brokerage said it remains confident about the company achieving its target of 30 GW capacity by 2030, but flagged concerns around elevated debt following multiple acquisitions and investments into capital-intensive projects.
RBI eases rules for banks to include quarterly profits in regulatory capital
The Reserve Bank of India (Commercial Banks - Prudential Norms on Capital Adequacy) Fifth Amendment Directions, 2026 said a bank may reckon the profits in the current financial year for capital to risk weighted assets ratio (CRAR) calculation on a quarterly basis subject to certain conditions, including a prescribed formula.
Q4 Results Live Highlights: IEX Announces Dividend, Cyient Approves Buyback Worth Rs 720 Crore; Infosys Beats Estimates
Heavyweights across IT, banking, financial services and energy are scheduled to declare their numbers, led by Infosys, Adani Energy Solutions, Union Bank of India, and Tata Capital.
Risk-reward has improved; Indian economy structurally more resilient: Rishabh Nahar of Qode Advisors
In an interview with Mint, Rishabh Nahar of Qode Advisors discusses the current market structure. With a unique 'all-weather' investment philosophy, he emphasises the importance of long-term capital commitment amidst market fluctuations.
Financial sector fundamentals strong, prefer private banks: Macquarie Capital
Tight liquidity may weigh on financial stocks, though fundamentals remain stable, says Suresh Ganapathy, Managing Director and Head of Financial Services Research India at Macquarie Capital. He expects private banks to deliver around 15% return on equity with healthy asset quality and sees current valuations as an opportunity to add bank stocks.
Stocks to Watch for February 26: IRFC, Tata Capital, Lupin, KFin Tech and more
Tata Capital Ltd, IRFC, Lupin, KFin Technologies, Emmvee Photovoltaic Power, and Shaily Engineering Plastics announce key financial and operational updates. Here are few stocks to track ahead of Thursday's trading session.
Why global capital is looking at India differently this year
India's economic resilience, fueled by digital infrastructure and evolving regulations, is attracting global capital. The latest budget reinforces this, with initiatives like GIFT City offering fiscal clarity and regulatory certainty. This focus on long-term institutional choices and data integrity signals India's readiness for global financial integration, moving beyond 'emerging market' status.
Closing Bell: Market dives as crude climbs; Sensex slides 829 pts, Nifty below 23,700
Biggest Nifty losers were Eicher Motors, M&M, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Finance, UltraTech Cement, while gainers included Coal India, Jio Financial, Adani Enterprises, NTPC, Power Grid Corp. Among sectors, Auto index slipped more than 3%, FMCG index shed 1.7% and Private Bank index declined 1.6%, while Power index gained 2.5%, Energy index rose 2%, Oil & Gas, Metal, Capital Goods rose 0.5% each. The BSE midcap index fell 0.4% and smallcap index shed 0.7%.