Vedanta shares: In a regulatory filing on April 15, Vedanta announced that its subsidiary, Cairn Oil & Gas, emerged as the largest private winner of blocks in the ninth round of the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP) auction.

Amidst global market volatility, BlackRock s Ben Powell highlights India s fixed-income market as promising due to easing inflation and the RBI s accommodative stance. He suggests Indian government bonds offer attractive yields compared to global counterparts. Powell also emphasizes gold s importance as a portfolio diversifier amidst geopolitical tensions and trade policy uncertainty.

PB Fintech shares will be in focus after its subsidiary PB Pay received RBI’s in-principle nod to operate as a payment aggregator. While this marks a key regulatory milestone, the stock trades above key short-term averages and shows bullish technical signals. Analysts maintain a ‘Hold’ rating with a 7% upside potential. The stock closed 5.8% higher on Tuesday.

A closing price above the VWAP suggests that the stock ended the day higher than the average price it traded at—weighted by volume—throughout the session

Gensol Engineering shares: In a strongly worded order, Sebi stated that there was a complete breakdown of internal controls and corporate governance at Gensol, noting that the promoters were operating the listed company as if it were a personal proprietorship.

The shift, driven by reduced domestic gas availability and changing supply dynamics, is likely to impact profitability for these companies, as they will now depend more on higher-cost gas for their PNG (domestic) and CNG (transport) segments. Each firm has filed separate disclosures with the stock exchange outlining the extent of the impact.

The Indian market may consolidate on Wednesday amid mixed global cues. Nifty futures rose 1.95% to 23,364, while India VIX dropped nearly 20%. Options data signals a broader range between 22,900–23,800. Analysts suggest holding above 23,200 for further upside. Experts recommend stocks like CreditAccess Grameen, IRFC, Infosys, and Hero MotoCorp for short-term trading.

Axis Securities recommends a buy for JSW Energy, setting a target price of Rs 530. The company, currently trading at Rs 515.85, reported a consolidated total income of Rs 2640.04 crore for the quarter ending December 31, 2024. While this represents a decrease from previous periods, the company posted a net profit after tax of Rs 152.28 crore.

In 2025, major Indian conglomerates like Tata, Adani, and Reliance experienced significant market capitalization losses due to volatile equities and global economic uncertainties. The Tata Group suffered the most, with a substantial decline led by TCS and Tata Motors. Despite these setbacks, analysts remain optimistic about a potential rebound driven by GDP growth and easing monetary policies.