The Indian IT sector is set to post strong results in the second quarter, with TCS and Infosys leading the growth front, reckoned analysts, despite HCL Tech's warning.
Wall Street opened higher on Monday, after a disappointing US jobs report on Friday hardened views that the Fed will not raise interest rates this year.
Market regulator Sebi has dropped charges of non-redressal of investors' complaints against Heatshrink Technologies saying the violation could not be established against the company.
Alphabet's Class A shares were up 0.1 percent at $657.74, while the Class C shares were up 0.27 percent at $628.79 after about five minutes of trading.
Crisil said commodity prices fall and a lack of pick-up in investments has resulted in debt of over Rs 2.4 trillion getting downgraded in first of the fiscal.