Financial Summary: Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Financial news summary and key insights from Tuesday, December 30, 2025. Browse summaries by category below.
Markets
U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose unexpectedly by 400,000 barrels, contrary to analyst predictions of a decline.
Financial services stocks, including Shriram Finance, hit 52-week highs, showcasing strong sector momentum despite a flat Sensex.
Wall Street analysts are optimistic about stock market growth, driven by AI advancements and a projected economic recovery in 2026.
Indian markets closed flat amid year-end caution and foreign institutional investor outflows, with Nifty struggling below 26,000.
Morgan Stanley completed a bulk deal in Ramkrishna Forgings, acquiring shares worth Rs 95 crore.
Despite a four-day decline in Nifty, analysts recommend buying stocks like Adani Energy and Tata Steel for potential gains.
The Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes reveal a significant divide among officials regarding interest rate cuts.
Companies
UK's Octopus Energy plans to sell a stake in its tech spin-off Kraken, valuing it at $8.65 billion.
Citigroup is set to sell its remaining operations in Russia, anticipating a pretax loss of around $1.2 billion in Q4.
Lululemon's founder calls for a board overhaul amid company challenges, while the board defends its experience.
Kotak Mahindra Bank announces January 14, 2026, as the record date for its stock split to enhance liquidity.
Bharat Electronics Limited secures new defence orders worth Rs 569 crore, bolstering its position in the sector.