Indian equities are set for a flat to positive opening on Tuesday, February 4, with volatility likely to dominate the trading session. After a robust Budget-driven rally on Friday, investors are shifting focus to corporate earnings, global cues, and sector-specific developments.
Focus on Q3 FY25 Earnings
The markets are bracing for a packed earnings calendar, with several big names across key sectors releasing their financial results. Companies scheduled to announce their Q3 FY25 earnings on February 4 include Ajmera Realty, Apollo Pipes, Asian Paints, Automotive Axles, Azad Engineering, Bajaj Electricals, BASF India, BBL, Birla Corporation, CEIGALL, Dhanlaxmi Bank, Eris Lifesciences, Fine Organic, Godrej Properties, Happiest Minds, Hikal, Hindustan Oil Exploration, India Glycols, Infibeam, Interarch Building Products, JB Chemicals, JK Tyre, J Kumar Infra, JSW Holdings, Kajaria Ceramics, Kirlampudi Ferrous, Lemon Tree Hotels, Mangalam Cement, Medanta, Metropolis Healthcare, Max Financial Services (MFSL), MIDHANI, MobiKwik, Niva Bupa, Paisalo Digital, PC Jeweller, Quick Heal Technologies, RattanIndia Enterprises, Safari Industries, SB Global, SCI Lanka, Sharda Motor Industries, Tata Power, Thermax, TI Cycles, Titan Company, Torrent Power, Triveni Engineering, V-Mart Retail, Whirlpool India, and Zydus Wellness.
Key Stocks in Focus for February 4
- Asian Paints:
- Godrej Properties:
- JK Tyre:
- Lemon Tree Hotels:
- Tata Power:
- Titan Company:
Earnings Highlights for February 5
The earnings momentum continues into February 5, with prominent companies like Aarti Pharmalabs, Abbott India, AGI Infra, Artemis Medicare, Arvind Fashions, Avalon Technologies, Bectors Food, BlackBuck, CCL Products, CMS Info Systems, Cummins India, Data Patterns, Eveready Industries, Exicom Tele-Systems, Gujarat Gas, GTL Infrastructure, H.G. Infra, Innovacap, Kansai Nerolac, Naukri (Info Edge), Nilkamal, Page Industries, Redington India, Reliance Power, Sagility, Solar Industries, Symphony, Timken, Tega Industries, Vakrangee, and Zydus Life slated to announce results.
Asian markets opened on a positive note, bolstered by overnight gains on Wall Street. This comes as U.S. equity futures gained after President Donald Trump’s decision to delay imposing trade tariffs on Canada and Mexico, offering temporary relief to investors. However, caution persists due to the pending tariff decisions concerning China and Europe, which could significantly impact global trade flows.
In the U.S., futures tied to the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq were trading higher, suggesting potential rebounds in the upcoming session. European markets closed mixed last week as investors juggled economic data with geopolitical uncertainties.
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