Markets reacted positively after US President Donald Trump said Washington would reduce the reciprocal tariff on Indian goods to 18 percent.

During the trading session, DIIs purchased shares worth Rs 28,206 crore and sold shares worth Rs 27,192 crore. On the other hand, FIIs bought shares worth Rs 27,678 crore but sold shares worth Rs 22,441 crore.

Thakur pointed to pharmaceuticals as a sector where both domestic investment and foreign inflows could pick up, possibly as early as the next financial year.

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With most macro overhangs now largely behind us, investor focus is likely to shift toward earnings progression across sectors in India, said Trideep Bhattacharya.

The Bengaluru hub follows similar Apple education hubs in the United States, Vietnam and China — key supply chain centres — and will operate in collaboration with the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). The new courses begin in March.

The heavyweight IT stocks led losses on benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty, closing as the top losing sectoral index on the markets.

Under the current plan, the selected firm will partner with the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) to manufacture five AMCA prototypes.

US tariffs of 18% give India a competitive edge over other Asian exporters, where tariff rates range between 19-30 percent.

The Scorpio Pik Up vehicles are manufactured at Mahindra's Nashik plant.

Lower tariffs give Indian exporters a decisive edge over Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka

The company reported an one-time exceptional expense of Rs 78 crore due to the new labour codes which took effect last year.

For 2026, Cognizant guided for constant currency revenue growth of 4-6.5%.

Sensex tracks 30 large, well-established companies listed on BSE and was introduced in 1979. Nifty 50 tracks 50 major companies listed on the NSE and was launched in 1995.