India, July 23 -- Indian shares are seen opening higher on Thursday as trade optimism prevails and Infosys Q1 profit beat estimates.
On the contrary, Tata Consumer Products and Dr Reddy's Laboratories posted weaker-than-expected results.
Globally, Google parent Alphabet beat earnings estimates and raised its capex guidance, citing increasing AI demand.
SK Hynix Inc., the largest supplier of artificial intelligence chips to Nvidia Corp., logged record profits in Q2, while Tesla warned of potential "rough quarters" after missing earnings and revenue estimates.
Meanwhile, investors await the outcome of key U.S.-India talks ahead of the August 1 deadline.
Officials warn that any delay or breakdown in ongoing discussions could result in hig...