Tech Mahindra shares fall as Citi retains caution, says FY27 execution key for further outperformance

Citi has a “sell” rating on Tech Mahindra with a price target of ₹1,275 per share, a downside of 11% from its previous closing price.

Citi has a “sell” rating on Tech Mahindra with a price target of ₹1,275 per share, a downside of 11% from its previous closing price.

In a note published Monday, Goldman said investors are increasingly grappling with the risk that rates remain elevated for longer, with markets pricing a wider range of possible policy outcomes.

Of the 16 analysts who have coverage on Zee Entertainment, seven have a “buy” rating, three have a “hold” rating and six have a “sell” rating.

Richard Redoglia, CEO of Matrix Global, explains why oil market volatility has dropped sharply despite tensions in the Middle East, how Iran’s sanctions relief could affect global supply, and why futures markets are signalling lower crude prices ahead.

Jefferies expects the sector to deliver healthy loan growth, easing credit costs and largely range-bound NIMs. While valuations have recovered from the lows seen during the recent geopolitical tensions, they remain broadly around long-term averages.

Vishal Mega Mart is a near “consensus buy” among analysts on Dalal Street as 19 out of the 20 who track the stock, have a “buy” rating on it.

According to UBS, its channel checks indicate that Titan could be headed for another strong growth quarter. It believes jewellery revenue growth of 35-40% remains a realistic possibility, suggesting that the momentum witnessed in the third quarter of FY26 has…

JPMorgan expects the market to reward persistent market share gains and operating leverage which will improve margins going forward. How regulations shapes derivative volumes will be a key inflection point for this sector going forward.

Drew Pettit, Director-US Equity Strategy/ETF Analysis & Strategy Research at Citi expects Brent crude prices to trend lower, while cautioning that a more hawkish Federal Reserve could offset some of the benefits. He also argues that today’s market exuberance, though…

By financial year 2028, Tata Motors CV is aiming for free cash flow to be between 7% to 9% of revenue, while its Return on Capital Employed could jump to 30% to 35% after the Iveco deal.