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Daily Indian market and personal-finance updates. Newer stories appear on the homepage; this archive keeps previous bulletins available to read anytime.
Oracle’s shares climbed after a $26 billion backlog lift eased worries over its AI debt spending, prompting Nifty IT investors to take note.
RBI will absorb Rs 1 lakh crore via bond sales after VRRR auctions fail, a move that may influence interest rates and market liquidity.
Vama Wovenfab will open its IPO on Sep 15, pricing shares between Rs 324-341, aiming to raise Rs 49.5 crore for growth.
The NSE’s revised IPO aims to raise up to Rs 22.6 billion, offering retail investors a rare chance to own a stake in the country’s top exchange.
SEBI’s approval for 91 brokers to join the NSEL settlement scheme removes trading restrictions, signalling a smoother path for market stability.
Gold surged past 1% after strong US inflation data, reviving Fed‑rate hike bets and offering a safe‑haven cue for Indian investors.
Surging US inflation has pushed Fed rate-hike expectations to 85%, potentially pressuring Indian equity markets and global liquidity.
Promoter Krishna Prasad Chigurupati offloaded 1.72 crore shares worth ₹1,500 cr, reducing his holding to 31% and supporting a fresh preferential issue.
Lower redemption requests at BlackRock’s private credit fund suggest easing stress in the sector, a positive sign for Indian investors.
The upcoming Demat 2.0 platform could let investors settle tokenised bonds instantly using the RBI’s digital currency, cutting settlement delays.
US stocks end higher on strong inflation data, boosting Fed rate hike expectations.
Jefferies' new '25% CAGR club' spotlights Paytm, Groww, PB Fintech, AU Small Finance and Poonawalla Fincorp as top picks for strong earnings growth.
Capital Group’s purchase of nearly 2% of Sri Lotus Developers pushes the stock to a fresh 52‑week peak, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
A sharp 620‑point surge in the Sensex, driven by falling oil prices and hopes of a Gulf‑Iran shipping pact, steadied market sentiment.
Legendary finance professor Aswath Damodaran argues that US stock resilience stems from strong earnings, not rate cuts, a lesson for Nifty investors.
Key Nifty 50 names like Infosys, ITC and Wipro have slipped 30‑40% from 52‑week peaks, signaling heightened market risk.
At the ET Alpha Wealth Summit, family offices disclosed a move toward private credit and venture debt, signalling new opportunities for Indian investors.
European shares edged up on Friday, but bond yields and oil prices keep investors wary ahead of US inflation data.
ECB’s warning of further rate hikes if energy prices remain high could tighten global liquidity, nudging Indian markets to adjust expectations.
The rupee fell more than 1% on rising oil prices, nudging the Sensex lower and sparking RBI action.
Jefferies keeps a Buy on LG Electronics India, targeting Rs 1,895 and a bull case of Rs 2,000, hinting at a potential 21% rally for investors.
Clinging to past beliefs can cost investors during market swings, so staying curious is vital.
Indian equity markets closed lower as crude oil prices surged, hitting metals and realty stocks.
RBI’s data‑fiduciary warning could tighten regulations on fintechs, prompting investors to reassess exposure to Paytm, PhonePe and related stocks.