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    A Trump tariff tantrum-proof sector? 8 stocks from pharma sector, where Democrats and Republicans are in agreement, with an upside potential of up to 34% in 1 year

    When Donald Trump is back in the saddle, one thing is certain: Tariff wars. Yes, China will be the biggest target. But for all those who think India will be unaffected, just do a Google search for “Trump on high import duty on Harley Davidson bikes”. A further indication came just a few days ago when he mentioned Brazil and India in the same breath, saying that the two countries were imposing high tariffs and should expect consequences. While it may not become a major issue, there may well be some retaliation. Or the threat of retaliation could be used as a tool to get India to change its stance on some global issue. Or as a quid pro quo: For instance, a push for lower duties on EVs, especially cars – a move that could help Trump’s biggest backer Elon Musk and his Tesla. But one sector which would be relatively safe could be pharma, and there are reasons for it. And mind you, we are using the word “relatively”.

    SBI, Tata Motors among Motilal Oswal's top winners & losers post a dull Q2 earnings season

    Motilal Oswal Financial Services highlighted both winners and laggards in a subdued Q2 for corporate India. SBI and L&T led the gainers, demonstrating resilience and growth, while Tata Motors and Asian Paints faced challenges. Nifty-50 earnings saw modest growth, prompting Motilal Oswal to lower FY25 EPS estimates but anticipate a 2HFY25 recovery driven by increased consumer and government spending.

    InCred cuts Nifty50 blended index target to 25,327, upgrades pharma to overweight

    InCred Equities cut Nifty50 target to 25,327, expecting a correction phase. The brokerage upgraded its stance on pharma stocks like Cipla, Ipca, and Alkem Laboratories. The IT, capital goods, and pharma sectors outperformed during the recent correction. The overall market sentiment remains cautious due to weak macroeconomic conditions and potential EPS downgrades.

    As smog engulfs the street, essential pills for a healthy of portfolio: 5 pharma stocks with an upside potential of up to 39%

    Here’s a lesson from history: For a long-term investor, buying in a correcting market is mostly an opportunity. The operative part, of course, is “long-term investor” – not people who check the value of their portfolio every evening. Also, focus on a sector that is making a comeback. Why? Because when a sector catches the limelight for the first time, valuations are high – and promoters tend to be more optimistic than realistic. In a sector that has gone through a troubled phase and is making a comeback, promoters have learnt their lessons and are more realistic in their expectations – as also in capital allocation. Pharma is one such sector. And there are more reasons to take a closer look at it.

    Ipca Labs Q2 Results: Profit shoots up 58% to Rs 229 crore

    Ipca Laboratories on Thursday said its consolidated net profit declined 58 per cent year-on-year to Rs 229 crore in the September quarter. The drug firm had reported a net profit of Rs 145 crore in the year-ago period.

    Alkem Labs Q2 Results: Net profit rises 11% to Rs 689 crore

    Alkem Laboratories on Wednesday posted a 11% year-on-year (y-o-y) jump in net profit to Rs 689 crore in Q2FY25 led by growth in domestic formulation sales.

    The Economic Times
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