Securing Hannav Ledger...
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Investors can verify their NSE IPO allotment status today via MUFG Intime, with shares set to list on BSE on September 24.
Eurozone government bond yields tick up as Brent oil surges past $100, signaling persistent inflation worries that may ripple into Indian markets.
The RBI’s bond‑sale spree and rupee‑defence swaps have halved excess cash, cooling inflation and supporting market sentiment.
European markets opened unchanged amid US‑Iran talks, oil price rebound lifts energy stocks, keeping Indian investors watching cross‑border commodity trends.
The NSE’s $2.4 bn listing paid just 0.82% in advisory fees, a record low that may set a cheaper benchmark for upcoming Indian IPOs.
SEBI’s projection of ₹2 lakh crore IPO capital could boost liquidity and give retail investors fresh equity opportunities.
Life Insurance Corp led the Rs 22,800 crore NSE IPO with ₹4,500 crore bids, pushing overall subscription to 5.7x and underscoring robust institutional appetite.
Sensex falls 330 points as Nifty slumps 1% in seconds on expiry day, widening negative breadth.
US rate fears escalate, bond yields surge; Indian equity investors brace for potential market impact.
Abakkus Asset Manager, led by Sunil Singhania, seeks to raise capital via a 15‑million‑share OFS IPO after posting Rs 796 cr revenue and Rs 327 cr profit.
Indian markets slipped Tuesday with Nifty down 0.36% and Sensex 0.44%, as PSU stocks rose and consumer names fell, hinting caution for salaried investors.
George Soros cautions that investor euphoria can inflate Indian asset prices while panic can quickly erode confidence in even robust banks.
Dimon highlights AI’s long‑term value, urges regulatory consistency for India, and backs a stable rupee.
The government’s decision to stop UPI subsidies may curb taxpayer costs but could raise transaction fees for everyday users.
Bandhan Financial Services is gradually reducing its holding in Bandhan Bank to comply with RBI ownership caps by 2030.
Surging US tech stocks and falling bond yields signal a potential risk-on turn, which could stabilize Indian equity markets.
Nearly 24 firms are hastening their initial public offerings (IPOs) amidst the looming September 30 deadline, aiming to raise over Rs 40,755 crore for Indian retail investors.
The National Stock Exchange’s IPO was oversubscribed 5.71 times, with bids topping ₹90,000 crore, signalling strong appetite among institutions and retail investors.
Indian markets gain as ONGC announces offshore gas discovery and Canara Bank secures a new rating, while other firms plan expansions.
Thirteen laggard stocks in the Nifty index hindered its overall performance over five years.
Asian markets climb as Samsung and SK Hynix lift tech, sending global equity sentiment higher and potentially influencing Indian index flows.
The ₹320 crore listing could boost Varmora Granito’s capacity, yet geopolitical risks and debt load raise caution for retail investors.
The tile maker's ₹212 crore anchor round signals strong investor appetite, setting the stage for a potentially oversubscribed ₹708 crore IPO.
Sify Infinit Spaces' IPO faces a valuation gap, potentially pushing the listing to next year.