JM Financial suggests buying Havells India shares. The target price is Rs 1,900. Havells India reported strong financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2025. Total income increased significantly. Net profit after tax also rose. The brokerage firm anticipates growth driven by Lloyd and the Wires and Cables segment. Promoters hold a substantial stake in the company.

When the closing price falls below the VWAP, it indicates that the closing price is lower than the average price at which the stock was traded throughout the day, with the average weighted by trading volume.

Vodafone Idea shares: According to NSE bulk deal data, Nokia Solutions and Networks India sold 102.7 crore shares in Vi at Rs 7.65 each. Goldman Sachs was identified as one of the key buyers, though details of the other participants were not immediately disclosed.

Indian IT stocks have seen a significant comeback, adding Rs 2.32 lakh crore in market value. The Nifty IT index has increased substantially. This surge occurs despite ongoing uncertainties in demand. Analysts suggest caution, viewing the rebound as technical rather than fundamentally driven. Attractive valuations and long-term opportunities exist. Focus is on monitoring global markets and demand for sustained momentum.

The Indian IPO market is set to revive with Ather Energy s public offer launch today. The IPO will be open for subscription till April 30, with a price range of Rs 304-321 per share. Arunaya Organics and Kenrik Industries SME IPOs will also open later this week.

Vice Premier He Lifeng, Xi Jinping’s trusted economic aide, is playing a pivotal role in trade talks, balancing China’s export priorities while emerging as a confident voice to global business leaders.

JM Financial maintains a Buy call on Just Dial, revising the target price to Rs 1,250, citing robust collection growth and strong sequential paid campaign additions. The company s Q4 performance exceeded expectations with significant EBITDA growth driven by margin expansion. Clarity on cash distribution policy remains a key trigger for future stock performance, as the stock is currently undervalued.

In the current situation, we have Trump going into the room by himself and coming out every now and then and telling us that things will be okay. So, we have to kind of conclude that it is in both countries interests to come up with some accommodation and so it will be incremental but clearly, there will be some pain in the trade relationship between the United States and China.

ICICI Securities maintains an add call on Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services, with a target price of Rs 310. The company s FY25 performance was in line, featuring a 17% AUM growth. While quarterly volatility persists, management anticipates improvements in NIM and RoA, projecting continued AUM growth and stable credit costs.