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Indian markets may remain under pressure as heavy FII selling, a record-low rupee, and rising volatility weigh on sentiment. With global uncertainties and key bank earnings ahead, trading is expected to stay choppy and stock-specific.

At Davos 2026, President Trump signaled a positive breakthrough in India-US trade talks. With a $500 billion target by 2030, investors should watch for finalised terms on tariffs and market access.

At Davos 2026, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cut through global uncertainty with a rare dose of pragmatism. He touched global matters, including Immigration, trade, and geopolitics, with his balanced data-driven views.

Deepinder Goyal resigned as Group CEO as Albinder Dhindsa took over, as reported by Eternal, the parent company of Zomato, along with the company's Q3FY26 results, with a ₹102 crore net profit.

Vedanta has built one of India’s broadest employee wealth programmes, delivering ₹2,500 crore in gains over five years through ultra-low-priced ESOPs. Its latest ₹500 crore grant adds 1,200 employees, many freshers, to the shareholder base, now covering about 40% of its workforce.

CLSA has raised its price target on Reliance Industries to ₹1800 citing the potential listing of Jio by mid-2026 as a key catalyst.

Digilogic Systems’ IPO has witnessed a cautious response, reaching a cumulative subscription of 0.45x by the end of Day 2. With the issue closing on January 22, learn more about the defence tech firm IPO Day-Wise update.

As the rupee stays under pressure, the Reserve Bank of India is increasingly using FX swaps to manage liquidity without disrupting markets. Read more here.

Reliance Industries shares hit a five-year low, down over 11% in January 2026 on margin worries and a retail slowdown. With the Jio Platforms IPO approaching, investors are weighing whether to buy the dip.

The long-delayed EU–India free trade agreement is about to be signed, expected to boost Indian exports and market access, with Jefferies seeing potential stock market gains from lower trade barriers.

Indian government bonds gained as traders bet on increased support from the Reserve Bank of India through additional open-market operations and secondary market purchases. The benchmark 10-year yield fell, reflecting fresh buying interest amid expectations that the RBI will extend liquidity support to absorb heavy government debt supply and help stabilise the market.