The stock market in India has had an upturn and has been in the green zone for the third consecutive day now; the Sensex and the Nifty50 both opened in the green zone this Thursday. But this uptick could however be due with the recent formations of the US core inflation for the month of December which have been below expectation and therefore are capable of feeding expectation for possible rate cuts by the Federal reserve.
The Sensex touched the value of 77,155, up from 431 points, while the Nifty50 touched 23,336 IDs, up from 123 points. This optimistic notion is not only felt locally but in other Asian Markets as well; thus, the region is indeed optimistic.
The signs of optimism in the Indian stock market have got backing from positive signals on the world economy. The fact that the core inflation in the US for December was figures that were below market expectations means that the Federal Reserve might have to start thinking about possibilities of having to cut down on the interest rates.
Such a move has given investors positive sentiments about the market that have translated to higher Sensex and Nifty50, as shown below. Whenever these major indices are up, they depict not only domestic confidence but also a burgeoning Asian market.
With reference to these facts and figures, it can be said that the Indian stock market has become sensitive to world ratios. With Sensex & Nifty50 showing large volatility in the current periods, it is imperative to investigate new factors that originate from the global financial system norms and instruments, as well as macroeconomic indicators.
It also points to the fact of the connectedness of the globe’s economies and the implications for major global economic initiatives on other nations, evidenced by similar indications of growth in other Asian countries. Such continuous positive market reactions toward global economic news support the interconnection of the global economy and its effect on the markets.
Financial Health
Azad Engineering’s financial performance has also been encouraging. In its recent Q2 FY25 results, the company reported a remarkable year-on-year increase in standalone net profit by 42.3%, amounting to ₹21.07 crore.
Revenue from operations grew by 34.5% to ₹111.41 crore, while EBITDA surged by 51.4% to ₹39.79 crore, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency.
The expansion of EBITDA margins by 400 basis points to 35.7% further underscores Azad Engineering’s commitment to improving its profitability while managing costs effectively. Profit before tax also saw a substantial rise of 48.8%, indicating robust financial health that supports its growth initiatives.