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Can Vedanta Aluminium, NALCO shares crash up to 40%? Why InCred sees major downside

InCred Equities has turned bearish on the aluminium sector, advising investors to exit aluminium stocks as it sees a potential 30–40% downside. The brokerage argues that the market is incorrectly valuing aluminium as a supply-constrained primary metal, overlooking its unique nature as a highly recyclable, above-ground resource.

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Hindalco, NALCO, Vedanta Aluminium shares crash up to 6% as aluminium prices drop on US-Iran peace deal

Indian aluminium stocks saw a sharp decline today. This happened as aluminium prices crashed significantly. The drop followed news of an Iran-US peace deal framework. This deal improves prospects for deliveries from Gulf producers. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is expected to impact Indian producers further.

The Economic Times

The aluminium boom is here: Why Morgan Stanley says Hindalco is set to explode

Morgan Stanley initiated coverage on Hindalco Industries with an ‘Overweight’ rating and a target price of Rs 1,325, citing a favourable aluminium demand-supply outlook, strong free cash flow generation and India’s multi-year growth cycle. The brokerage believes Hindalco is well positioned for margin expansion and long-term value unlocking.

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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Tuesday

Indian equity benchmarks extended gains for a third consecutive session as strong buying in banking, financial, energy and auto stocks lifted market sentiment. Analysts signalled bullish technical momentum for Nifty, while broader market breadth, lower volatility and strong participation across sectors supported the rally.

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Hindalco shares decline 2% as Q4 profit falls 51%. Here’s what Nuvama and other brokerages said

Hindalco Industries' shares dipped after reporting a 51% YoY decline in net profit to Rs 2,597 crore for the March quarter, despite a 20% rise in consolidated revenue to Rs 78,133 crore. The company recommended a final dividend of Rs 5 per share. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with some raising…

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Sensex reshuffle announcement on Friday: Trent may give way to Hindalco or Shriram Finance

BSE is set to announce its semi-annual Sensex reshuffle on Friday. Nuvama Alternative & Quantitative Research predicts Trent's exit due to a slide in free-float market capitalization. Hindalco Industries or Shriram Finance are the likely replacements, with Hindalco potentially having a higher chance of inclusion.

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Hindalco shares rise 2% on Novelis' upbeat commentary; US arm reports $84 million net loss

Hindalco shares gained 2% after US arm Novelis plans to reopen its Oswego hot mill sooner than anticipated, despite a higher projected cash flow hit from plant fires. The company foresees significant cost savings and aims for positive free cash flow by year-end. While sales rose, net loss widened, and…

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Capitalmind Flexi Cap Fund exits RIL and 2 others, hikes stake in Titan Company, MCX and 16 other stocks in April

Capitalmind Flexi Cap Fund exited Reliance Industries, Bank of Baroda, and L&T Finance in April. The fund also increased stakes in Titan Company, MCX, and 16 other stocks, including NTPC and ONGC. It added MTAR Technologies, Tata Steel, and Kirloskar Oil Engines as new holdings, expanding its portfolio to 42…

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Vedanta, Hindalco, other metal stocks rally up to 11% in one week. Should you buy or wait? Here's what analysts say

Metal stocks are experiencing a strong rally. Shares of Adani Enterprises, Hindalco Industries, and Vedanta have surged. Analysts recommend patience. Investors should buy on dips rather than chase momentum. Several factors are driving this surge, including government import duty hikes on gold and silver. Strong industrial demand and supply disruptions…

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Jio Financial, ITC Hotels and Manappuram Finance among stocks bought and sold by mutual funds in April

Mutual funds injected Rs 30,600 crore into Indian equities in April, with significant buying in ICICI Bank, SBI, and Sun Pharma. Key reductions were observed in Wipro, HDFC Bank, and Hindalco Industries across large, mid, and smallcap segments. This active portfolio management reflects ongoing strategic shifts by fund managers.

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