TCS is heading towards Rs 4,200 followed by Infosys, which is moving in the direction of Rs 2,100
The three IT majors - Infosys, TCS and Wipro shall react to the Q3 earnings reported on Wednesday after market hours this morning.
The three IT majors are scheduled to report Q3 earnings on Wednesday.
Delta Corp will be in focus ahead of its Q3 earnings, the stock is also in F&O ban. HCC may come under pressure owing to debt default.
TCS likely to be in limelight ahead of Q3 results, share buyback plan; Airline shares may also be in focus amid slump in demand.
Pharma shares may be in focus as India's apex health research organization ICMR has raised concerns around the safety for use of the oral antiviral drug Molnupiravir
Stocks of a dozen firms that debuted recently may come under pressure as the mandatory one-month lock-in period for anchor investors ends
Deepak Fertilisers has broken out of the consolidation range of Rs 390 to Rs 340 levels, and can rally up to Rs 450-odd levels.
Reliance Jio plans its biggest ever rupee bond sale, while Bharti Airtel shelves its plans to de-merge its core telecom business
Auto majors Maruti and Tata Motors are likely to be in focus today, the former for registering highest exports in a calendar year, and the latter for becoming the second largest PV seller in India.
Auto stocks are likely to be in focus as the stocks could react to the monthly sales numbers.
The GST Council will meet today to discuss possible rollback of recently hiked rates for the textile industry.
Hindustan Unilever and the FMCG pack will be in focus as distributors in Maharashtra plan to stop supply HUL products in phases from Jan 1, also rural demand for FMCG has been weak in Dec quarter
Vodafone Idea can jump up to 40% from current levels, while Bharti Airtel may see a 6 per cent rise.
Textiles shares shall be in limelight as the government has released the operational guidelines for the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme
Surpiya Lifescience is likely to make a bumper debut on the stock exchanges, with GMP indicating a likely listing gain of 40-45 per cent for the stock
HP Adhesives is likely to debut with a 20-25 per cent listing gain, as per indications from the GMP
Data Patterns is likely to witness a bumper listing, with Grey Market Premium (GMP) indicating a likely 45-50 per cent premium to its issue price.
The Grey Market Premium (GMP) indicates a likely listing gain of 15-20 per cent for Medplus Health Services
Metro Brands seems set for a tepid debut given the poor response to its initial public offer