Coforge shares can rally up to 77%, analyst says after Sabre’s earnings call
CLSA has a ‘high-conviction outperform’ rating on Coforge with a price target of ₹2,426 per share, indicating a 77% potential upside from its previous close.
CLSA has a ‘high-conviction outperform’ rating on Coforge with a price target of ₹2,426 per share, indicating a 77% potential upside from its previous close.
Peter McGuire, CEO of Trading.com, expects heightened volatility across commodities, with a flight to safety likely supporting the US dollar, gold and silver. He also noted that, without the geopolitical risk premium, underlying fundamentals would point to cheaper crude prices.
NCC has said the company and its step-down subsidiary OB Infrastructure Ltd. have been debarred from participating in any tender/bids issued by NHAI for two years, with effect from February 17, 2026.
Jefferies has released its own top ideas list, focusing on companies expected to deliver strong earnings growth in FY27 compared with FY26.
TCS partners with OpenAI for AI-powered innovation across Tata Group, focusing on Agentic AI solutions and infrastructure. Sam Altman and N Chandrasekaran highlight India’s AI leadership.
Goldman Sachs reiterates ‘Buy’ on Eicher Motors, raising target to ₹9,200. Hunter 350 volumes rise, Q3FY26 profit up 21.3%. Stock delivers 68.6% return in 12 months.
B L Kashyap said the project is expected to be executed over a period of approximately 42 months, it said in an exchange filing.
MCX and NSE will withdraw extra margins on gold and silver futures from February 19, easing trading costs after price corrections. Gold and silver prices saw slight dips, offering relief to traders.
LME aluminium prices have softened 7% from recent highs to $3,030 per tonne, but are still 20% higher than the FY25 average.
Motilal Oswal keeps a buy rating on Tata Steel, target ₹240, citing strong demand, expansion, EU recovery, and price support. Shares rose 53.8% in a year.