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Foreign investors are significantly reducing their stake in Indian equities, with FII ownership hitting a multi-year low. Concurrently, domestic institutional investors, particularly mutual funds fueled by SIPs, are increasing their holdings, absorbing much of the foreign selling and reshaping market ownership.

Stock market recommendations: Aster DM Healthcare, and ge vernova T&D India have been picked by Sudeep Shah, Head - Technical Research and Derivatives, SBI Securities as the top stocks to buy this week (starting April 27, 2026). Views on Nifty and Bank Nifty have also been shared.

Wall Street futures climbed Wednesday as President Trump extended the Iran ceasefire, easing immediate escalation fears. Despite Pakistani mediation, tensions remain with US naval blockades and Iranian ship seizures. Investors favor a negotiated peace over conflict. Strong corporate earnings, particularly from ge vernova and Adobe, also boosted market sentiment, with Tesla and Southwest Airlines earnings awaited.

Asian markets faltered after touching record highs, weighed down by surging oil prices and lingering US-Iran peace talk uncertainties. Japan's Nikkei briefly crossed 60,000 before retreating. Escalating Middle East tensions, including shipping disruptions, fueled oil price spikes, impacting investor sentiment across the region. Despite a Wall Street rally, regional markets succumbed to geopolitical anxieties.

US AI data centre expansion faces significant hurdles as a shortage of crucial electrical equipment, including transformers and switchgear, threatens to delay or cancel nearly half of planned facilities by 2026. Despite massive investments, domestic manufacturing struggles to meet demand, forcing reliance on imports and stretching delivery times to five years, potentially jeopardizing America's AI leadership.

Azad Engineering has secured a $53.5 million long-term supply contract with ge vernova for manufacturing airfoils for nuclear, industrial, and thermal power. This six-year agreement, running until 2030, follows the opening of Azad's dedicated lean manufacturing facility for ge vernova. The contract strengthens their strategic relationship and positions Azad as a key supplier in the global power generation supply chain.

Azad Engineering has inaugurated a lean manufacturing facility at its Hyderabad center, dedicated to producing airfoils for ge vernova's steam power services. This 7,600 sq mt facility will manufacture components for advanced turbine engines, aiming for an output of approximately 1 lakh blades annually. The expansion is expected to create numerous skilled jobs and bolster India's global manufacturing presence.

The placement season at IIT-Bombay started strong, with over 45 companies visiting the campus on day one. Notable offers included a Rs 2.2 crore package from Da Vinci Derivatives for its Amsterdam office. High-frequency trading firms and tech giants like Flipkart, Apple, and Google also made significant offers. The process saw competitive placements and pre-placement offers, with multiple rounds of interviews throughout the day.

Work on the 2000-MW Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Project (SLHEP) has resumed with the spiral casing installation of Unit 7. The project, which faced an eight-year suspension due to environmental and social concerns, received renewed environmental clearance in 2019. Once fully operational, the project is expected to significantly boost India's renewable energy capacity and improve electricity access in the Northeast.

US stocks traded mostly flat as investors awaited Tesla's earnings, while gold prices continued to decline from record highs. Bank stocks showed strength, but Netflix and AT&T shares fell after disappointing results. Beyond Meat surged significantly on expanded Walmart distribution.

India's wind energy sector is significantly increasing investments in manufacturing, technology, and workforce development to achieve its ambitious 100 GW target by 2030. With over 50 GW installed, the industry is ready to scale up production, support 'Make in India,' and create jobs. The sector is crucial for grid stability and economic growth, requiring continued policy support.

In 2023-24, students from six core engineering courses at College of Engineering, Guindy and Madras Institute of Technology achieved 100% job placements with pay packages between Rs 6 lakh to Rs 8 lakh. Experts attributed this success to growth in infrastructure, chip manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors. The construction industry and electric vehicle manufacturing also fueled demand for core engineers.