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Infosys, India’s second-largest IT services company, has announced a massive ₹18,000-crore share buyback, offering ₹1,800 per share—a 19 percent premium over its recent market price of ₹1,512. This move directly affects over 26 lakh shareholders and signals strategic capital deployment during a period of global tech uncertainty. Key Highlights of the Buyback Buyback Size: ₹18,000 crore Buyback Price: ₹1,800 per share Premium Offered: Approximately 19 percent Shares to be Bought Back: 10 crore equity shares Read More

India’s benchmark Nifty 50 index extended its rally for the seventh consecutive session on Thursday, notching its longest winning streak in over four months. The index closed at 25,005.5, up 0.13%, while the BSE Sensex added 0.15% to settle at 81,548.73. The sustained momentum was fueled by growing optimism around renewed US-India trade negotiations, domestic tax reforms, and expectations of a US rate cut—all of which helped offset profit-booking in select sectors like IT. What’s Read More

In a jaw-dropping display of investor confidence, Oracle Corporation added $244 billion to its market capitalization in a single trading session—an unprecedented surge that equals the combined market value of India’s top three IT giants: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, and HCL Technologies. The rally was fueled by Oracle’s aggressive forecast for AI-driven cloud infrastructure growth, signaling a seismic shift in global tech valuations. Oracle’s AI Cloud Vision: A $144 Billion Bet on the Future Read More

In a significant vote of confidence for the Indian economy, Fitch Ratings has upgraded India’s GDP growth forecast for FY26 to 6.9%, up from its previous estimate of 6.5%. The revision follows stronger-than-expected momentum in the services sector, resilient domestic consumption, and robust industrial output. However, the agency also flagged rising trade tensions with the United States as a potential risk to sustained growth. Strong Start to FY26: Services and Manufacturing Drive Expansion India’s economy Read More

Oracle Corporation has electrified global markets with a bold forecast: its AI-powered cloud revenue is projected to reach $144 billion by fiscal 2030. CEO Safra Catz’s announcement triggered a sharp rally, with Oracle stock surging over 28% in premarket trading. The company’s transformation from a traditional database provider to a dominant force in AI infrastructure marks a pivotal moment for the tech sector—and a fresh wave of opportunity for investors. Oracle’s Cloud Leap: From $18 Read More