TCS Q4 results are expected to disappoint with subdued growth due to factors like the decline in BSNL projects and the impact of global tariffs. Investors will closely watch deal wins, margin performance, and regional trends, especially in developed markets, as the company faces headwinds from macroeconomic uncertainties.

India s IT sector faces a tough Q4 earnings season, with large-cap stocks like TCS, Infosys, and HCL Tech expected to report subdued results amid global trade uncertainty and macroeconomic risks. Analysts suggest selective buying, favoring companies with strong deal momentum and undemanding valuations, like Infosys and mid-cap stocks such as Coforge and Persistent Systems.

As markets decline sharply, investors may panic, but staying rational is key. This article offers five tips: understand volatility, avoid emotional decisions, stick to SIPs, invest lump sums gradually, and ignore market noise. A disciplined, long-term approach rooted in asset allocation can help investors navigate and benefit from downturns.

Indian stock exchanges, BSE and NSE, will remain closed on April 10, 2025, for Mahavir Jayanti, with trading resuming on April 11. Investors are advised to plan trades ahead, as the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) will also observe a half-day holiday.

The S&P 500 surged 9.5%, an amount that would count as a good year for the market. It had been sinking earlier in the day on worries that Trump s trade war could drag the global economy into a recession. But then came the posting on social media that investors worldwide had been waiting and wishing for.

Nasdaq jumped more than 10% as stocks hit a rebound from lows after US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs imposed worldwide, except China upon which he raised duties to 125%.

U.S. Treasury investors were left bruised on Wednesday despite a temporary pause in U.S. tariffs, as some funds were forced to sell bonds in a dash for cash while others called into question the bonds status as the world s safest asset.

Revenue growth will likely remain in single digits for the fourth quarter in a row. Given a higher base in the form of strong growth in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, net profit growth is expected to be slower after growing in double digits for the previous two quarters. Banking, financial and select auto and pharma companies are expected to support revenue growth. In the year-ago quarter, revenue and net profit had grown by 10.6% and 31.9%.

The regulator issued its final observations on the draft papers last week. When a company receives a final observation from Sebi, it s a signal from the regulator to go ahead with the IPO process.

Financial services received the highest inflows at ₹17,585 crore in the second-half of the month after they sold these shares worth over ₹3,000 crore in the first-half of the month. In 2024, overseas investors pulled ₹58,280 crore out of the shares in the sector.