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Goldman Sachs identifies ten stocks with potential for significant returns
Goldman Sachs identifies ten Indian stocks, including HDFC Bank, Adani Ports, and Power Grid, with potential returns of up to 45% over the next year, despite a recent 10% market correction. The firm emphasizes that the current economic slowdown is cyclical, with expectations of a GDP growth rebound in late 2025 due to recent policy easing measures. Key stock picks are supported by strong earnings growth forecasts and favorable valuations, positioning them well for future performance.
goldman sachs identifies ten indian stocks with 23 percent upside potential
Goldman Sachs anticipates volatility in Indian stock markets but sees potential for a 23% average upside in ten selected stocks over the next year, including HDFC Bank, Titan, and Mahindra & Mahindra. Analysts highlight strong sector tailwinds and expected earnings growth of 25% for these companies.
Max Healthcare shares rise after UBS upgrade to buy rating
Shares of Max Healthcare Institute surged by 3.2% to 1,047 rupees following an upgrade from UBS to "buy," with a price target raised to 1,200 rupees. The brokerage praised Max Healthcare for its effective execution in expanding bed capacity and quickly achieving profitability in new hospitals. Despite this positive outlook, all three major hospital stocks, including Apollo Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare, have seen declines this year, with Max Healthcare down 9%.
Microsoft invests 3 billion dollars to boost AI and cloud in India
Microsoft has pledged $3 billion to enhance its AI and cloud capabilities in India, aiming to train 500,000 individuals in AI by 2026 and 10 million by 2030. The investment will expand Microsoft Azure, support AI startups, and foster collaborations with key Indian industries to drive digital transformation.
microsoft announces three billion dollar investment in ai and cloud in india
Microsoft plans to invest $3 billion in India over the next two years to enhance its cloud computing and AI capabilities, marking its largest expansion in the country. This initiative includes training 500,000 individuals in AI and establishing new data centers, with a goal of training 10 million people by 2030. Strategic partnerships with various organizations will further support AI innovation and cloud services across India.
Indian markets decline as Tata Motors and Nestle India shine among gainers
Indian equity markets closed lower on January 3, with the Sensex dropping 720.60 points to 79,223.11 and the Nifty falling 184 points to 24,004.75. Tata Motors and Nestle India were the top gainers, while Zomato and HDFC Bank led the losses. Market sentiment remains cautious amid concerns over slowing growth and foreign fund outflows.
urology medical lasers market poised for significant growth through 2028
The urology medical lasers market is projected to grow from $1.01 billion in 2023 to $1.3 billion by 2028, driven by rising urological disorders and advancements in technology. Key players like Quanta System are innovating with products such as the Litho EVO holmium laser, enhancing surgical procedures. The market is characterized by increasing demand for minimally invasive surgeries and significant R&D investments.
Indian stock market rallies as Sensex and Nifty hit one-month highs
The Nifty and Sensex rallied for the second consecutive session on December 2, with gains driven by pharma, realty, and auto stocks, despite weaker-than-expected GDP data. The broader market reached a one-month high, while bond yields fell to a 30-month low. Investors are anticipating the RBI's MPC meeting on December 4, where the policy rate is expected to remain unchanged due to high inflation.
Sensex and Nifty rebound as bulls overlook GDP slowdown in India
Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex rebounded in the afternoon on December 2, with Nifty rising to 24,170 and Sensex to 79,942, supported by gains in pharma, realty, and auto stocks. Despite India's GDP growth slowing to 5.4% in Q2, analysts suggest that the market's reaction may be muted, viewing potential dips as buying opportunities.
Aster DM Healthcare merges with Quality Care to form major hospital chain
Aster DM Healthcare has merged with Quality Care India, forming one of India's largest hospital chains with a total bed capacity of 10,150. This merger elevates Aster from a primarily South India-focused company, positioning it closely behind Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, which has a capacity of 10,138 beds as of September 2024.