Sensex and Nifty climb as Bajaj Finance profit rises 28% and foreign investors buy ₹3,623.51 crore
Indian equities strengthened on Bajaj Finance's profit beat and sizable FII inflows, while Brent crude fell ~1% to $88.16/bbl, easing India's energy-import cost pressures and supporting the rupee. However, escalating West Asia tensions and a firmer DXY limited risk appetite. Near-term focus remains on crude volatility as a key macro input for Indian assets.
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Indian benchmarks Sensex and Nifty rose after NBFC Bajaj Finance reported a 28% year-on-year increase in FY27 Q1 net profit to ₹6,081 crore. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian equities worth ₹3,623.51 crore in a single session. Brent crude fell 0.98% to $88.16 a barrel, easing cost concerns for India as a major energy importer.