Top companies like Tata Motors, BSE, and Devyani International are on brokerages' radar with various analyst calls highlighted.
Morgan Stanley forecasts a gradual earnings turnaround for Tata Motors, with potential earnings downgrades in FY26.
HSBC's India strategy predicts a significant boost in discretionary consumption over the next 18-24 months due to various factors like tax cuts and lower interest rates.
JPMorgan maintains an Overweight rating for Devyani International, with a target price of Rs 190, expecting growth in KFC stores.
Citi initiates a Buy rating for Max Life with a target price of Rs 1,840, emphasizing its market share potential and diversified strategy.
CLSA notes a positive price increase trend in the cement industry and forecasts volume and profit pool expansion driven by Ebitda growth.
Jefferies recommends a Buy for Navin Fluorine with a target price of Rs 5,280, citing growth prospects from new contracts.
Goldman Sachs maintains a Neutral view on BSE but raises the target price, citing key catalysts like options trading volume.
Jefferies cuts the target price for Tata Motors to Rs 600, recognizing challenges in the India CV demand and JLR businesses.
Nomura offers varied ratings for City Gas Distribution companies like MGL (Upgrade to Buy), IGL (Maintain Neutral), and Gujarat Gas (Maintain Reduce) based on near-term challenges and growth prospects.