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cautiously negative
2 days agoGold dips under US$4,000 as safer-asset demand fades amid trade optimism
Spot gold fell below US$4,000 per ounce as improving prospects of a U.S.–China trade deal and a firming U.S. dollar reduced safe-haven demand. The drop marked the lowest points since early October. Analysts said the gold retreat reflects reduced risk premium rather than weakening fundamentals, but caution that any surprise inflation or policy shock could reverse the move. The reaction underlines how macro-risk and geopolitical cues continue to steer precious-metal flows.
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2 days agoGold dips under US$4,000 as safer-asset demand fades amid trade optimism
Spot gold fell below US$4,000 per ounce as improving prospects of a U.S.–China trade deal and a firming U.S. dollar reduced safe-haven demand. The drop marked the lowest points since early October. Analysts said the gold retreat reflects reduced risk premium rather than weakening fundamentals, but caution that any surprise inflation or policy shock could reverse the move. The reaction underlines how macro-risk and geopolitical cues continue to steer precious-metal flows.
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Gold dips under US$4,000 as safer-asset demand fades amid trade optimism
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Gold slips beneath US$4,000/oz as reduced safe-haven demand and trade-deal hopes weigh on bullion's appeal.
Spot gold fell below US$4,000 per ounce as improving prospects of a U.S.–China trade deal and a firming U.S. dollar reduced safe-haven demand. The drop marked the lowest points since early October. Analysts said the gold retreat reflects reduced risk premium rather than weakening fundamentals, but caution that any surprise inflation or policy shock could reverse the move. The reaction underlines how macro-risk and geopolitical cues continue to steer precious-metal flows.
Spot gold fell below US$4,000 per ounce as improving prospects of a U.S.–China trade deal and a firming U.S. dollar reduced safe-haven demand. The drop marked the lowest points since early October. Analysts said the gold retreat reflects reduced risk premium rather than weakening fundamentals, but caution that any surprise inflation or policy shock could reverse the move. The reaction underlines how macro-risk and geopolitical cues continue to steer precious-metal flows.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:31 IST
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2 days agoEuropean shares hit record high as U.S.–China trade thaw feeds risk appetite
European equities closed at record highs for the third straight session as signs of easing trade friction between the U.S. and China boosted global risk appetite. The STOXX 600 index ended slightly up, while major national indices also climbed. Investors were encouraged by hopes of a trade-deal framework helping avert steeper tariffs and export restrictions. However, some analysts caution that underlying earnings momentum remains crucial for the rally to be sustained.
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2 days agoEuropean shares hit record high as U.S.–China trade thaw feeds risk appetite
European equities closed at record highs for the third straight session as signs of easing trade friction between the U.S. and China boosted global risk appetite. The STOXX 600 index ended slightly up, while major national indices also climbed. Investors were encouraged by hopes of a trade-deal framework helping avert steeper tariffs and export restrictions. However, some analysts caution that underlying earnings momentum remains crucial for the rally to be sustained.
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European shares hit record high as U.S.–China trade thaw feeds risk appetite
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European stocks close at record highs on U.S.–China trade optimism, though underlying earnings remain key for continuation.
European equities closed at record highs for the third straight session as signs of easing trade friction between the U.S. and China boosted global risk appetite. The STOXX 600 index ended slightly up, while major national indices also climbed. Investors were encouraged by hopes of a trade-deal framework helping avert steeper tariffs and export restrictions. However, some analysts caution that underlying earnings momentum remains crucial for the rally to be sustained.
European equities closed at record highs for the third straight session as signs of easing trade friction between the U.S. and China boosted global risk appetite. The STOXX 600 index ended slightly up, while major national indices also climbed. Investors were encouraged by hopes of a trade-deal framework helping avert steeper tariffs and export restrictions. However, some analysts caution that underlying earnings momentum remains crucial for the rally to be sustained.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:31 IST
cautiously negative
2 days agoOPEC+ leans toward another output increase amid market share push
OPEC+ is reported to be preparing for a modest production increase of around 137 000 barrels per day in December, following earlier raises and as it attempts to regain market share. Eight member countries are said to back the move, despite some concerns of oversupply ahead of the winter demand slump. Analysts note this incremental supply boost could pressure prices, especially if global demand softens or storage builds. The group’s next meeting will be watched closely for tone and outcome.
cautiously negative
2 days agoOPEC+ leans toward another output increase amid market share push
OPEC+ is reported to be preparing for a modest production increase of around 137 000 barrels per day in December, following earlier raises and as it attempts to regain market share. Eight member countries are said to back the move, despite some concerns of oversupply ahead of the winter demand slump. Analysts note this incremental supply boost could pressure prices, especially if global demand softens or storage builds. The group’s next meeting will be watched closely for tone and outcome.
cautiously negative
OPEC+ leans toward another output increase amid market share push
2 days ago
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OPEC+ plans a small December production increase (~137 000 bpd) as it moves to regain market share, raising oversupply concerns.
OPEC+ is reported to be preparing for a modest production increase of around 137 000 barrels per day in December, following earlier raises and as it attempts to regain market share. Eight member countries are said to back the move, despite some concerns of oversupply ahead of the winter demand slump. Analysts note this incremental supply boost could pressure prices, especially if global demand softens or storage builds. The group’s next meeting will be watched closely for tone and outcome.
OPEC+ is reported to be preparing for a modest production increase of around 137 000 barrels per day in December, following earlier raises and as it attempts to regain market share. Eight member countries are said to back the move, despite some concerns of oversupply ahead of the winter demand slump. Analysts note this incremental supply boost could pressure prices, especially if global demand softens or storage builds. The group’s next meeting will be watched closely for tone and outcome.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:30 IST
neutral-positive
2 days agoSwiss giant Novartis to buy Avidity Biosciences in US$12 billion biotech deal
Novartis announced its plan to acquire U.S. biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued at roughly US$12 billion, making it the largest takeover under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Novartis shares fell about 1% on the news, while Avidity’s stock surged. The acquisition underscores consolidation in the RNA-based therapeutics area and highlights high valuations in biotechnology. Analysts say integration risk is non-trivial, but the deal reflects the premium placed on next-generation therapies and biotech innovation pipelines.
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2 days agoSwiss giant Novartis to buy Avidity Biosciences in US$12 billion biotech deal
Novartis announced its plan to acquire U.S. biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued at roughly US$12 billion, making it the largest takeover under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Novartis shares fell about 1% on the news, while Avidity’s stock surged. The acquisition underscores consolidation in the RNA-based therapeutics area and highlights high valuations in biotechnology. Analysts say integration risk is non-trivial, but the deal reflects the premium placed on next-generation therapies and biotech innovation pipelines.
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Swiss giant Novartis to buy Avidity Biosciences in US$12 billion biotech deal
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Novartis to acquire Avidity Biosciences for US$12 billion; acquirer’s stock dips, target soars on biotech pipeline bet.
Novartis announced its plan to acquire U.S. biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued at roughly US$12 billion, making it the largest takeover under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Novartis shares fell about 1% on the news, while Avidity’s stock surged. The acquisition underscores consolidation in the RNA-based therapeutics area and highlights high valuations in biotechnology. Analysts say integration risk is non-trivial, but the deal reflects the premium placed on next-generation therapies and biotech innovation pipelines.
Novartis announced its plan to acquire U.S. biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued at roughly US$12 billion, making it the largest takeover under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Novartis shares fell about 1% on the news, while Avidity’s stock surged. The acquisition underscores consolidation in the RNA-based therapeutics area and highlights high valuations in biotechnology. Analysts say integration risk is non-trivial, but the deal reflects the premium placed on next-generation therapies and biotech innovation pipelines.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:28 IST
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2 days agoAsian stocks hit records as U.S.–China trade hope elevates risk appetite
Asian equity markets surged on Monday as investor risk appetite rebounded amid expectations that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will decide on a trade-deal framework this week. Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s KOSPI both rose more than 2 %, and the broad Asia-Pacific index hit a record. At the same time, gold dropped about 1% and U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, as safe-haven demand eased in favour of equities. The move comes ahead of major central-bank decisions this week and a flurry of tech earnings.
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2 days agoAsian stocks hit records as U.S.–China trade hope elevates risk appetite
Asian equity markets surged on Monday as investor risk appetite rebounded amid expectations that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will decide on a trade-deal framework this week. Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s KOSPI both rose more than 2 %, and the broad Asia-Pacific index hit a record. At the same time, gold dropped about 1% and U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, as safe-haven demand eased in favour of equities. The move comes ahead of major central-bank decisions this week and a flurry of tech earnings.
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Asian stocks hit records as U.S.–China trade hope elevates risk appetite
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Asian shares climbed to record highs on U.S.–China trade optimism, while gold and bonds pulled back as risk-on sentiment returned.
Asian equity markets surged on Monday as investor risk appetite rebounded amid expectations that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will decide on a trade-deal framework this week. Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s KOSPI both rose more than 2 %, and the broad Asia-Pacific index hit a record. At the same time, gold dropped about 1% and U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, as safe-haven demand eased in favour of equities. The move comes ahead of major central-bank decisions this week and a flurry of tech earnings.
Asian equity markets surged on Monday as investor risk appetite rebounded amid expectations that Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will decide on a trade-deal framework this week. Japan’s Nikkei 225 and South Korea’s KOSPI both rose more than 2 %, and the broad Asia-Pacific index hit a record. At the same time, gold dropped about 1% and U.S. Treasury yields edged higher, as safe-haven demand eased in favour of equities. The move comes ahead of major central-bank decisions this week and a flurry of tech earnings.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:28 IST
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2 days agoArgentina assets surge after Milei’s election victory
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a strong win in Sunday’s mid-term elections, clearing the way for deeper economic reforms and unlocking fresh U.S.-backed support. The peso strengthened over 10% versus the dollar, local stocks jumped more than 20% and international bonds rallied between 10–15 points. Investors welcomed the reduced risk of gridlock and the likelihood of structural policy changes, though inflation and sovereign-debt challenges remain serious headwinds for the economy.
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2 days agoArgentina assets surge after Milei’s election victory
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a strong win in Sunday’s mid-term elections, clearing the way for deeper economic reforms and unlocking fresh U.S.-backed support. The peso strengthened over 10% versus the dollar, local stocks jumped more than 20% and international bonds rallied between 10–15 points. Investors welcomed the reduced risk of gridlock and the likelihood of structural policy changes, though inflation and sovereign-debt challenges remain serious headwinds for the economy.
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Argentina assets surge after Milei’s election victory
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Argentina’s assets rally strongly after Milei’s party victory, with peso up 10% and stocks/bonds surging on reform hopes.
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a strong win in Sunday’s mid-term elections, clearing the way for deeper economic reforms and unlocking fresh U.S.-backed support. The peso strengthened over 10% versus the dollar, local stocks jumped more than 20% and international bonds rallied between 10–15 points. Investors welcomed the reduced risk of gridlock and the likelihood of structural policy changes, though inflation and sovereign-debt challenges remain serious headwinds for the economy.
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a strong win in Sunday’s mid-term elections, clearing the way for deeper economic reforms and unlocking fresh U.S.-backed support. The peso strengthened over 10% versus the dollar, local stocks jumped more than 20% and international bonds rallied between 10–15 points. Investors welcomed the reduced risk of gridlock and the likelihood of structural policy changes, though inflation and sovereign-debt challenges remain serious headwinds for the economy.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:26 IST
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2 days agoUS importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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2 days agoUS importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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US importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
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US importers are front-loading spring 2026 China-made goods to evade looming tariffs, raising inventory and cost risks.
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:25 IST
neutral-cautious
2 days agoGlobal capital retreat on radar as investment flows face de-globalisation wave
Investors are increasingly scrutinising the implications of de-globalisation as trade fragmentation, geopolitical risks and shifting industrial policies prompt a rethink of cross-border capital flows. According to strategists, the era of free flowing global capital may be giving way to a ‘bringing-it-home’ approach where firms and investors favour local/regional markets over globally diversified portfolios. The trend could reshape asset-allocation strategies, with implications for emerging markets, currencies, and growth prospects. While the shift is gradual, early signs suggest global investment flows may start to reflect this structural change.
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2 days agoGlobal capital retreat on radar as investment flows face de-globalisation wave
Investors are increasingly scrutinising the implications of de-globalisation as trade fragmentation, geopolitical risks and shifting industrial policies prompt a rethink of cross-border capital flows. According to strategists, the era of free flowing global capital may be giving way to a ‘bringing-it-home’ approach where firms and investors favour local/regional markets over globally diversified portfolios. The trend could reshape asset-allocation strategies, with implications for emerging markets, currencies, and growth prospects. While the shift is gradual, early signs suggest global investment flows may start to reflect this structural change.
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Global capital retreat on radar as investment flows face de-globalisation wave
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De-globalisation pressures may trigger a global capital-flow retreat as investors favour local over cross-border allocations.
Investors are increasingly scrutinising the implications of de-globalisation as trade fragmentation, geopolitical risks and shifting industrial policies prompt a rethink of cross-border capital flows. According to strategists, the era of free flowing global capital may be giving way to a ‘bringing-it-home’ approach where firms and investors favour local/regional markets over globally diversified portfolios. The trend could reshape asset-allocation strategies, with implications for emerging markets, currencies, and growth prospects. While the shift is gradual, early signs suggest global investment flows may start to reflect this structural change.
Investors are increasingly scrutinising the implications of de-globalisation as trade fragmentation, geopolitical risks and shifting industrial policies prompt a rethink of cross-border capital flows. According to strategists, the era of free flowing global capital may be giving way to a ‘bringing-it-home’ approach where firms and investors favour local/regional markets over globally diversified portfolios. The trend could reshape asset-allocation strategies, with implications for emerging markets, currencies, and growth prospects. While the shift is gradual, early signs suggest global investment flows may start to reflect this structural change.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:24 IST
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2 days agoGold dips on stronger dollar and U.S.–China trade-deal hopes
Gold prices fell on Monday as signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and a stronger U.S. dollar weighed on safe-haven demand. Spot gold was down about 0.8% at US$4,077.11 per ounce, while U.S. futures for December delivery lost 1.1%. The dollar surged to a two-week high against the yen, making gold more expensive for non-US buyers and reducing its appeal. Analysts noted that although the trade-deal framework is positive for risk assets, persistent inflation concerns may still support gold as a hedge.
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2 days agoGold dips on stronger dollar and U.S.–China trade-deal hopes
Gold prices fell on Monday as signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and a stronger U.S. dollar weighed on safe-haven demand. Spot gold was down about 0.8% at US$4,077.11 per ounce, while U.S. futures for December delivery lost 1.1%. The dollar surged to a two-week high against the yen, making gold more expensive for non-US buyers and reducing its appeal. Analysts noted that although the trade-deal framework is positive for risk assets, persistent inflation concerns may still support gold as a hedge.
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Gold dips on stronger dollar and U.S.–China trade-deal hopes
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Gold slips ~0.8% as a stronger dollar and trade-deal optimism reduce safe-haven demand.
Gold prices fell on Monday as signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and a stronger U.S. dollar weighed on safe-haven demand. Spot gold was down about 0.8% at US$4,077.11 per ounce, while U.S. futures for December delivery lost 1.1%. The dollar surged to a two-week high against the yen, making gold more expensive for non-US buyers and reducing its appeal. Analysts noted that although the trade-deal framework is positive for risk assets, persistent inflation concerns may still support gold as a hedge.
Gold prices fell on Monday as signs of easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and a stronger U.S. dollar weighed on safe-haven demand. Spot gold was down about 0.8% at US$4,077.11 per ounce, while U.S. futures for December delivery lost 1.1%. The dollar surged to a two-week high against the yen, making gold more expensive for non-US buyers and reducing its appeal. Analysts noted that although the trade-deal framework is positive for risk assets, persistent inflation concerns may still support gold as a hedge.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:24 IST
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2 days agoNovartis shares slip while Avidity soars after US$12 billion biotech deal
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced it will acquire US biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued around US$12 billion, the largest take-over under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Following the announcement, Novartis shares declined ~1% while Avidity’s stock surged. Market watchers view the deal as strategic for Novartis’s RNA-based therapies pipeline, even as price tag and integration risks weigh on the acquirer. The transaction underscores high valuations in biotech innovation and continuing consolidation trends in the sector.
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2 days agoNovartis shares slip while Avidity soars after US$12 billion biotech deal
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced it will acquire US biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued around US$12 billion, the largest take-over under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Following the announcement, Novartis shares declined ~1% while Avidity’s stock surged. Market watchers view the deal as strategic for Novartis’s RNA-based therapies pipeline, even as price tag and integration risks weigh on the acquirer. The transaction underscores high valuations in biotech innovation and continuing consolidation trends in the sector.
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Novartis shares slip while Avidity soars after US$12 billion biotech deal
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Novartis to acquire Avidity Biosciences for ~US$12 billion; acquirer’s shares dip while target’s soar.
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced it will acquire US biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued around US$12 billion, the largest take-over under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Following the announcement, Novartis shares declined ~1% while Avidity’s stock surged. Market watchers view the deal as strategic for Novartis’s RNA-based therapies pipeline, even as price tag and integration risks weigh on the acquirer. The transaction underscores high valuations in biotech innovation and continuing consolidation trends in the sector.
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis announced it will acquire US biotech firm Avidity Biosciences in a deal valued around US$12 billion, the largest take-over under CEO Vas Narasimhan. Following the announcement, Novartis shares declined ~1% while Avidity’s stock surged. Market watchers view the deal as strategic for Novartis’s RNA-based therapies pipeline, even as price tag and integration risks weigh on the acquirer. The transaction underscores high valuations in biotech innovation and continuing consolidation trends in the sector.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 20:29 IST
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2 days agoTariff anxiety prompts US importers to rush spring orders ahead of China duties
Small-scale importers supplying large US retailers are accelerating spring-season orders for China-made goods such as strollers and toys ahead of threatened 100% tariffs starting November 1. They are storing inventory in their own warehouses to avoid steep levies. While recent trade-talk progress between the US and China may ease some pressure, this scramble underscores how trade policy uncertainty is reshaping supply-chain behaviours and could influence future demand patterns.
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2 days agoTariff anxiety prompts US importers to rush spring orders ahead of China duties
Small-scale importers supplying large US retailers are accelerating spring-season orders for China-made goods such as strollers and toys ahead of threatened 100% tariffs starting November 1. They are storing inventory in their own warehouses to avoid steep levies. While recent trade-talk progress between the US and China may ease some pressure, this scramble underscores how trade policy uncertainty is reshaping supply-chain behaviours and could influence future demand patterns.
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Tariff anxiety prompts US importers to rush spring orders ahead of China duties
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US importers rush spring orders for China-made goods ahead of proposed 100% tariffs, reflecting supply-chain stress from trade uncertainty.
Small-scale importers supplying large US retailers are accelerating spring-season orders for China-made goods such as strollers and toys ahead of threatened 100% tariffs starting November 1. They are storing inventory in their own warehouses to avoid steep levies. While recent trade-talk progress between the US and China may ease some pressure, this scramble underscores how trade policy uncertainty is reshaping supply-chain behaviours and could influence future demand patterns.
Small-scale importers supplying large US retailers are accelerating spring-season orders for China-made goods such as strollers and toys ahead of threatened 100% tariffs starting November 1. They are storing inventory in their own warehouses to avoid steep levies. While recent trade-talk progress between the US and China may ease some pressure, this scramble underscores how trade policy uncertainty is reshaping supply-chain behaviours and could influence future demand patterns.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 20:28 IST
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2 days agoDollar hits two-week high vs yen amid trade talks and Fed expectations
The US dollar climbed to a two-week high against the Japanese yen as growing hope over US-China trade progress and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut boosted USD demand. The dollar reached around ¥153.03 while the euro remained steady near $1.163. At the same time bitcoin gained about 1.8% to over US$115,400. Analysts highlight that sentiment is positive but flag that clarity on both trade and monetary-policy fronts will be key for sustained moves.
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2 days agoDollar hits two-week high vs yen amid trade talks and Fed expectations
The US dollar climbed to a two-week high against the Japanese yen as growing hope over US-China trade progress and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut boosted USD demand. The dollar reached around ¥153.03 while the euro remained steady near $1.163. At the same time bitcoin gained about 1.8% to over US$115,400. Analysts highlight that sentiment is positive but flag that clarity on both trade and monetary-policy fronts will be key for sustained moves.
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Dollar hits two-week high vs yen amid trade talks and Fed expectations
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USD rises to ¥153 on trade-deal and Fed-cut hopes, while bitcoin also edges up amid global risk appetite.
The US dollar climbed to a two-week high against the Japanese yen as growing hope over US-China trade progress and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut boosted USD demand. The dollar reached around ¥153.03 while the euro remained steady near $1.163. At the same time bitcoin gained about 1.8% to over US$115,400. Analysts highlight that sentiment is positive but flag that clarity on both trade and monetary-policy fronts will be key for sustained moves.
The US dollar climbed to a two-week high against the Japanese yen as growing hope over US-China trade progress and expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut boosted USD demand. The dollar reached around ¥153.03 while the euro remained steady near $1.163. At the same time bitcoin gained about 1.8% to over US$115,400. Analysts highlight that sentiment is positive but flag that clarity on both trade and monetary-policy fronts will be key for sustained moves.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:54 IST
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2 days agoDatavault AI launches data-tokenisation unions for insurance and accounting markets
Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) announced two novel data-unions: one for independent insurance brokers, and one for accounting-data providers. Through tokenisation of anonymised insurance and accounting datasets, the unions intend to enable independent operators to monetise data via blockchain-based tokens and smart-contract infrastructure. The move reflects growing convergence of Web3, data-services and enterprise monetisation, and offers a new model for unlocking recurring-revenue streams from under-utilised data assets.
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2 days agoDatavault AI launches data-tokenisation unions for insurance and accounting markets
Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) announced two novel data-unions: one for independent insurance brokers, and one for accounting-data providers. Through tokenisation of anonymised insurance and accounting datasets, the unions intend to enable independent operators to monetise data via blockchain-based tokens and smart-contract infrastructure. The move reflects growing convergence of Web3, data-services and enterprise monetisation, and offers a new model for unlocking recurring-revenue streams from under-utilised data assets.
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Datavault AI launches data-tokenisation unions for insurance and accounting markets
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Datavault AI launches tokenised data unions for insurance and accounting sectors, enabling monetisation of anonymised datasets via Web3.
Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) announced two novel data-unions: one for independent insurance brokers, and one for accounting-data providers. Through tokenisation of anonymised insurance and accounting datasets, the unions intend to enable independent operators to monetise data via blockchain-based tokens and smart-contract infrastructure. The move reflects growing convergence of Web3, data-services and enterprise monetisation, and offers a new model for unlocking recurring-revenue streams from under-utilised data assets.
Datavault AI Inc. (Nasdaq: DVLT) announced two novel data-unions: one for independent insurance brokers, and one for accounting-data providers. Through tokenisation of anonymised insurance and accounting datasets, the unions intend to enable independent operators to monetise data via blockchain-based tokens and smart-contract infrastructure. The move reflects growing convergence of Web3, data-services and enterprise monetisation, and offers a new model for unlocking recurring-revenue streams from under-utilised data assets.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:53 IST
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2 days agoArgentina assets surge after reform-backed election victory
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a sweeping victory in mid-term elections, clearing a path for deeper economic reforms. The peso strengthened over 10% against the U.S. dollar, the local stock index jumped more than 20% and Argentina’s international bonds rallied. U.S.-backed financial assistance of up to US$40 billion bolstered investor optimism. Analysts say the electoral result reduces policy uncertainty and opens avenues for foreign investment, though inflation and debt remain key risks to watch.
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2 days agoArgentina assets surge after reform-backed election victory
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a sweeping victory in mid-term elections, clearing a path for deeper economic reforms. The peso strengthened over 10% against the U.S. dollar, the local stock index jumped more than 20% and Argentina’s international bonds rallied. U.S.-backed financial assistance of up to US$40 billion bolstered investor optimism. Analysts say the electoral result reduces policy uncertainty and opens avenues for foreign investment, though inflation and debt remain key risks to watch.
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Argentina assets surge after reform-backed election victory
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Argentina’s assets rally on reform-backed election win, with the peso up 10 % and stocks/bonds jumping sharply.
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a sweeping victory in mid-term elections, clearing a path for deeper economic reforms. The peso strengthened over 10% against the U.S. dollar, the local stock index jumped more than 20% and Argentina’s international bonds rallied. U.S.-backed financial assistance of up to US$40 billion bolstered investor optimism. Analysts say the electoral result reduces policy uncertainty and opens avenues for foreign investment, though inflation and debt remain key risks to watch.
Argentina’s financial markets surged Monday after Javier Milei’s party secured a sweeping victory in mid-term elections, clearing a path for deeper economic reforms. The peso strengthened over 10% against the U.S. dollar, the local stock index jumped more than 20% and Argentina’s international bonds rallied. U.S.-backed financial assistance of up to US$40 billion bolstered investor optimism. Analysts say the electoral result reduces policy uncertainty and opens avenues for foreign investment, though inflation and debt remain key risks to watch.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:51 IST
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2 days agoOil prices rise after U.S.-China trade-deal framework emerges
Global oil benchmarks rebounded on Monday after U.S. and Chinese officials outlined a trade-deal framework that could avert steep tariffs and export-curb risks, easing demand concerns. Brent futures rose to about US$66.41 a barrel and WTI near US$61.94, reversing earlier dips. Analysts flagged that while supply remains plentiful, the improved trade-outlook supports near-term pricing. However, concerns remain over a possible oversupply if production from major producers accelerates and demand softens amid macro uncertainty.
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2 days agoOil prices rise after U.S.-China trade-deal framework emerges
Global oil benchmarks rebounded on Monday after U.S. and Chinese officials outlined a trade-deal framework that could avert steep tariffs and export-curb risks, easing demand concerns. Brent futures rose to about US$66.41 a barrel and WTI near US$61.94, reversing earlier dips. Analysts flagged that while supply remains plentiful, the improved trade-outlook supports near-term pricing. However, concerns remain over a possible oversupply if production from major producers accelerates and demand softens amid macro uncertainty.
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Oil prices rise after U.S.-China trade-deal framework emerges
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Oil rises around US$66/bbl as U.S.–China trade clarity supports demand outlook and alleviates tariff-shock fears.
Global oil benchmarks rebounded on Monday after U.S. and Chinese officials outlined a trade-deal framework that could avert steep tariffs and export-curb risks, easing demand concerns. Brent futures rose to about US$66.41 a barrel and WTI near US$61.94, reversing earlier dips. Analysts flagged that while supply remains plentiful, the improved trade-outlook supports near-term pricing. However, concerns remain over a possible oversupply if production from major producers accelerates and demand softens amid macro uncertainty.
Global oil benchmarks rebounded on Monday after U.S. and Chinese officials outlined a trade-deal framework that could avert steep tariffs and export-curb risks, easing demand concerns. Brent futures rose to about US$66.41 a barrel and WTI near US$61.94, reversing earlier dips. Analysts flagged that while supply remains plentiful, the improved trade-outlook supports near-term pricing. However, concerns remain over a possible oversupply if production from major producers accelerates and demand softens amid macro uncertainty.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:51 IST
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2 days agoLSEG partners with Anthropic to bring financial-data access to Claude users
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said it is collaborating with AI startup Anthropic to provide financial-data access to users of Claude, Anthropic’s AI platform. Through the deal, LSEG’s Workspace and Financial Analytics products will be made available to Claude customers, enabling tasks like earnings-call summaries, due-diligence scans and automated market-signal generation. LSEG shares jumped as much as 1.7% after the announcement. The collaboration underscores the growing integration between data providers and AI platforms in financial services.
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2 days agoLSEG partners with Anthropic to bring financial-data access to Claude users
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said it is collaborating with AI startup Anthropic to provide financial-data access to users of Claude, Anthropic’s AI platform. Through the deal, LSEG’s Workspace and Financial Analytics products will be made available to Claude customers, enabling tasks like earnings-call summaries, due-diligence scans and automated market-signal generation. LSEG shares jumped as much as 1.7% after the announcement. The collaboration underscores the growing integration between data providers and AI platforms in financial services.
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LSEG partners with Anthropic to bring financial-data access to Claude users
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LSEG partners with Anthropic to offer financial-data tools to Claude users, signalling AI-finance convergence.
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said it is collaborating with AI startup Anthropic to provide financial-data access to users of Claude, Anthropic’s AI platform. Through the deal, LSEG’s Workspace and Financial Analytics products will be made available to Claude customers, enabling tasks like earnings-call summaries, due-diligence scans and automated market-signal generation. LSEG shares jumped as much as 1.7% after the announcement. The collaboration underscores the growing integration between data providers and AI platforms in financial services.
The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said it is collaborating with AI startup Anthropic to provide financial-data access to users of Claude, Anthropic’s AI platform. Through the deal, LSEG’s Workspace and Financial Analytics products will be made available to Claude customers, enabling tasks like earnings-call summaries, due-diligence scans and automated market-signal generation. LSEG shares jumped as much as 1.7% after the announcement. The collaboration underscores the growing integration between data providers and AI platforms in financial services.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:49 IST
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2 days agoIndian economy projected to grow 6.7% in FY26, Reuters poll shows
A recent Reuters poll of over 40 economists conducted between October 15-24 projects the Indian economy will grow about 6.7% in fiscal year 2025-26, up from earlier estimates. This upward revision follows a 7.8% expansion in the April-June quarter and a festive-season GST cut meant to boost consumer spending. Inflation is expected to average 2.5% this year before rising to 4.2% next year. Still, concerns linger over private investment, with many economists saying growth may exceed rather than fall short of projections.
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2 days agoIndian economy projected to grow 6.7% in FY26, Reuters poll shows
A recent Reuters poll of over 40 economists conducted between October 15-24 projects the Indian economy will grow about 6.7% in fiscal year 2025-26, up from earlier estimates. This upward revision follows a 7.8% expansion in the April-June quarter and a festive-season GST cut meant to boost consumer spending. Inflation is expected to average 2.5% this year before rising to 4.2% next year. Still, concerns linger over private investment, with many economists saying growth may exceed rather than fall short of projections.
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Indian economy projected to grow 6.7% in FY26, Reuters poll shows
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Economists forecast 6.7% GDP growth for India in FY26; inflation stays low but investment remains a concern.
A recent Reuters poll of over 40 economists conducted between October 15-24 projects the Indian economy will grow about 6.7% in fiscal year 2025-26, up from earlier estimates. This upward revision follows a 7.8% expansion in the April-June quarter and a festive-season GST cut meant to boost consumer spending. Inflation is expected to average 2.5% this year before rising to 4.2% next year. Still, concerns linger over private investment, with many economists saying growth may exceed rather than fall short of projections.
A recent Reuters poll of over 40 economists conducted between October 15-24 projects the Indian economy will grow about 6.7% in fiscal year 2025-26, up from earlier estimates. This upward revision follows a 7.8% expansion in the April-June quarter and a festive-season GST cut meant to boost consumer spending. Inflation is expected to average 2.5% this year before rising to 4.2% next year. Still, concerns linger over private investment, with many economists saying growth may exceed rather than fall short of projections.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:38 IST
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2 days agoAccel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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2 days agoAccel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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Accel and Prosus co-invest in early-stage Indian science-tech startups
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Accel and Prosus launch a co-investment initiative for Indian deep-tech startups, offering matched funding up to US$2 million per company.
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
Global venture firms Accel and Prosus announced a partnership to co-invest in Indian founders building breakthrough technologies—from semiconductors to robotics. The firms will match investments up to US$2 million per company under the programme, targeting deep-tech startups in sectors including hardware, automation and advanced materials. The initiative underscores investor confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem despite broader funding softness. Early signals suggest several deals are already in progress under the new structure.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:23 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s top five states hold over two-thirds of mutual-fund industry assets
A recent industry analysis by ICRA Analytics shows that the top five Indian states — Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat — together contribute 67.4 % of the country’s mutualfund industry Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) as of September 2025. The overall AAUM grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month. Experts say the concentration reflects strong investor participation in urban and financial-hub states while raising questions about investor penetration in smaller states and rural areas.
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2 days agoIndia’s top five states hold over two-thirds of mutual-fund industry assets
A recent industry analysis by ICRA Analytics shows that the top five Indian states — Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat — together contribute 67.4 % of the country’s mutualfund industry Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) as of September 2025. The overall AAUM grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month. Experts say the concentration reflects strong investor participation in urban and financial-hub states while raising questions about investor penetration in smaller states and rural areas.
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India’s top five states hold over two-thirds of mutual-fund industry assets
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Five states account for 67.4 % of India’s mutual-fund AAUM, underscoring geographical concentration despite industry growth of 14.4 % YoY.
A recent industry analysis by ICRA Analytics shows that the top five Indian states — Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat — together contribute 67.4 % of the country’s mutualfund industry Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) as of September 2025. The overall AAUM grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month. Experts say the concentration reflects strong investor participation in urban and financial-hub states while raising questions about investor penetration in smaller states and rural areas.
A recent industry analysis by ICRA Analytics shows that the top five Indian states — Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat — together contribute 67.4 % of the country’s mutualfund industry Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) as of September 2025. The overall AAUM grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month. Experts say the concentration reflects strong investor participation in urban and financial-hub states while raising questions about investor penetration in smaller states and rural areas.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:22 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s aluminium futures hit record high as crude rises on demand uptick
Commodities in India are seeing sharp upside: aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to an all-time high of ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by fresh demand and supply-side jitters. Meanwhile crude-oil futures rose approximately ₹17 to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global trade optimism. Analysts warn the surge in input-costs may squeeze margins for manufacturing firms and feed into inflationary pressures for the broader economy. Market watchers will be watching whether central-bank policy responds to commodity-led inflation risk.
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2 days agoIndia’s aluminium futures hit record high as crude rises on demand uptick
Commodities in India are seeing sharp upside: aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to an all-time high of ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by fresh demand and supply-side jitters. Meanwhile crude-oil futures rose approximately ₹17 to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global trade optimism. Analysts warn the surge in input-costs may squeeze margins for manufacturing firms and feed into inflationary pressures for the broader economy. Market watchers will be watching whether central-bank policy responds to commodity-led inflation risk.
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India’s aluminium futures hit record high as crude rises on demand uptick
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Aluminium futures reach ₹272.20/kg and crude rises to ₹5,444/bbl in India, raising concerns about margin squeeze and inflation risk.
Commodities in India are seeing sharp upside: aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to an all-time high of ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by fresh demand and supply-side jitters. Meanwhile crude-oil futures rose approximately ₹17 to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global trade optimism. Analysts warn the surge in input-costs may squeeze margins for manufacturing firms and feed into inflationary pressures for the broader economy. Market watchers will be watching whether central-bank policy responds to commodity-led inflation risk.
Commodities in India are seeing sharp upside: aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to an all-time high of ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by fresh demand and supply-side jitters. Meanwhile crude-oil futures rose approximately ₹17 to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global trade optimism. Analysts warn the surge in input-costs may squeeze margins for manufacturing firms and feed into inflationary pressures for the broader economy. Market watchers will be watching whether central-bank policy responds to commodity-led inflation risk.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:18 IST
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2 days agoMadras High Court recognises cryptocurrency as legal property in India
The Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law, marking a landmark decision in the digital-asset space. The judgment, emerging from the WazirX hack case, affirms that cryptocurrencies are capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust, aligning with the definition of virtual digital assets under India’s Income Tax Act. Experts say the verdict strengthens investor rights and custody frameworks, though regulatory gaps remain. This may influence future policy and legal outcomes for digital-asset platforms operating in India.
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2 days agoMadras High Court recognises cryptocurrency as legal property in India
The Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law, marking a landmark decision in the digital-asset space. The judgment, emerging from the WazirX hack case, affirms that cryptocurrencies are capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust, aligning with the definition of virtual digital assets under India’s Income Tax Act. Experts say the verdict strengthens investor rights and custody frameworks, though regulatory gaps remain. This may influence future policy and legal outcomes for digital-asset platforms operating in India.
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Madras High Court recognises cryptocurrency as legal property in India
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India’s Madras High Court rules cryptocurrencies are legal property, bolstering rights for digital-asset holders and impacting exchange oversight.
The Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law, marking a landmark decision in the digital-asset space. The judgment, emerging from the WazirX hack case, affirms that cryptocurrencies are capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust, aligning with the definition of virtual digital assets under India’s Income Tax Act. Experts say the verdict strengthens investor rights and custody frameworks, though regulatory gaps remain. This may influence future policy and legal outcomes for digital-asset platforms operating in India.
The Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law, marking a landmark decision in the digital-asset space. The judgment, emerging from the WazirX hack case, affirms that cryptocurrencies are capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust, aligning with the definition of virtual digital assets under India’s Income Tax Act. Experts say the verdict strengthens investor rights and custody frameworks, though regulatory gaps remain. This may influence future policy and legal outcomes for digital-asset platforms operating in India.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:18 IST
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2 days agoTop five states account for over 67 % of Indian mutual-fund assets under management
As of September 2025 the Indian mutual-fund industry’s Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month, according to ICRA Analytics. The top five states (including Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) contributed a combined 67.41 % of the total AAUM. Maharashtra alone remained the largest contributor. The concentration highlights geographical skew in mutual-fund flows even as the industry scales, posing questions on regional deepening and investor outreach beyond core states.
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2 days agoTop five states account for over 67 % of Indian mutual-fund assets under management
As of September 2025 the Indian mutual-fund industry’s Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month, according to ICRA Analytics. The top five states (including Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) contributed a combined 67.41 % of the total AAUM. Maharashtra alone remained the largest contributor. The concentration highlights geographical skew in mutual-fund flows even as the industry scales, posing questions on regional deepening and investor outreach beyond core states.
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Top five states account for over 67 % of Indian mutual-fund assets under management
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In India, five states contribute more than two-thirds of mutual-fund AUM even as the industry expands 14.4 % YoY in September.
As of September 2025 the Indian mutual-fund industry’s Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month, according to ICRA Analytics. The top five states (including Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) contributed a combined 67.41 % of the total AAUM. Maharashtra alone remained the largest contributor. The concentration highlights geographical skew in mutual-fund flows even as the industry scales, posing questions on regional deepening and investor outreach beyond core states.
As of September 2025 the Indian mutual-fund industry’s Average Assets Under Management (AAUM) grew 14.37 % year-on-year and 1.39 % month-on-month, according to ICRA Analytics. The top five states (including Maharashtra, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) contributed a combined 67.41 % of the total AAUM. Maharashtra alone remained the largest contributor. The concentration highlights geographical skew in mutual-fund flows even as the industry scales, posing questions on regional deepening and investor outreach beyond core states.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 19:03 IST
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2 days agoSEBI clears four IPOs including Milky Mist as listing wave builds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved the IPO filings of four companies — including Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd, Curefoods India, Kanodia Cement and Gaja Alternative Asset Management — signalling an acceleration of India’s primary market. Milky Mist’s offer is set at around ₹2,035 crore, with ₹1,785 crore fresh issue and ₹250 crore offer-for-sale. Concurrently, over 80 companies’ IPO papers remain under review, underscoring the depth of the listing pipeline. The approvals mark a pivotal moment for the Indian IPO ecosystem as corporates seek to tap equity markets.
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2 days agoSEBI clears four IPOs including Milky Mist as listing wave builds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved the IPO filings of four companies — including Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd, Curefoods India, Kanodia Cement and Gaja Alternative Asset Management — signalling an acceleration of India’s primary market. Milky Mist’s offer is set at around ₹2,035 crore, with ₹1,785 crore fresh issue and ₹250 crore offer-for-sale. Concurrently, over 80 companies’ IPO papers remain under review, underscoring the depth of the listing pipeline. The approvals mark a pivotal moment for the Indian IPO ecosystem as corporates seek to tap equity markets.
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SEBI clears four IPOs including Milky Mist as listing wave builds
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SEBI green-lights four IPOs including Milky Mist as more than 80 draft filings await review, pushing India’s listing momentum.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved the IPO filings of four companies — including Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd, Curefoods India, Kanodia Cement and Gaja Alternative Asset Management — signalling an acceleration of India’s primary market. Milky Mist’s offer is set at around ₹2,035 crore, with ₹1,785 crore fresh issue and ₹250 crore offer-for-sale. Concurrently, over 80 companies’ IPO papers remain under review, underscoring the depth of the listing pipeline. The approvals mark a pivotal moment for the Indian IPO ecosystem as corporates seek to tap equity markets.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has approved the IPO filings of four companies — including Milky Mist Dairy Food Ltd, Curefoods India, Kanodia Cement and Gaja Alternative Asset Management — signalling an acceleration of India’s primary market. Milky Mist’s offer is set at around ₹2,035 crore, with ₹1,785 crore fresh issue and ₹250 crore offer-for-sale. Concurrently, over 80 companies’ IPO papers remain under review, underscoring the depth of the listing pipeline. The approvals mark a pivotal moment for the Indian IPO ecosystem as corporates seek to tap equity markets.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:59 IST
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2 days agoAluminium hits record high and crude oil rises in India’s commodity market
In India’s commodity derivatives market, aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to a record ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by supply disruptions in Iceland and Mozambique. Meanwhile, crude-oil futures climbed by about ₹17 (0.31%) to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global energy-market strength. Copper and zinc also neared peaks. Analysts warn that rising raw-material costs may weigh on manufacturing margins and feed into inflation pressures for Indian industry.
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2 days agoAluminium hits record high and crude oil rises in India’s commodity market
In India’s commodity derivatives market, aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to a record ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by supply disruptions in Iceland and Mozambique. Meanwhile, crude-oil futures climbed by about ₹17 (0.31%) to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global energy-market strength. Copper and zinc also neared peaks. Analysts warn that rising raw-material costs may weigh on manufacturing margins and feed into inflation pressures for Indian industry.
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Aluminium hits record high and crude oil rises in India’s commodity market
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Indian aluminium futures hit ₹272.20/kg record, crude oil rises to ₹5,444/bbl, raising concern about input-cost pressures and inflation.
In India’s commodity derivatives market, aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to a record ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by supply disruptions in Iceland and Mozambique. Meanwhile, crude-oil futures climbed by about ₹17 (0.31%) to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global energy-market strength. Copper and zinc also neared peaks. Analysts warn that rising raw-material costs may weigh on manufacturing margins and feed into inflation pressures for Indian industry.
In India’s commodity derivatives market, aluminium futures for November delivery jumped to a record ₹272.20 per kg on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX), driven by supply disruptions in Iceland and Mozambique. Meanwhile, crude-oil futures climbed by about ₹17 (0.31%) to ₹5,444 per barrel amid firm spot demand and global energy-market strength. Copper and zinc also neared peaks. Analysts warn that rising raw-material costs may weigh on manufacturing margins and feed into inflation pressures for Indian industry.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:57 IST
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2 days agoBitcoin surpasses US$115,000 as trade-deal hopes drive crypto rally
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged more than 3% over the past 24 hours to trade around US$115,171, as investors responded to rising optimism over a potential trade deal between the United States and China and awaited key U.S. inflation data. The broader crypto market also gained momentum, helping the total market capitalization advance to approximately US$3.9 trillion. Analysts warn that the rally is still vulnerable to macro-data disappointments and regulatory risks, though current momentum remains strong.
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2 days agoBitcoin surpasses US$115,000 as trade-deal hopes drive crypto rally
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged more than 3% over the past 24 hours to trade around US$115,171, as investors responded to rising optimism over a potential trade deal between the United States and China and awaited key U.S. inflation data. The broader crypto market also gained momentum, helping the total market capitalization advance to approximately US$3.9 trillion. Analysts warn that the rally is still vulnerable to macro-data disappointments and regulatory risks, though current momentum remains strong.
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Bitcoin surpasses US$115,000 as trade-deal hopes drive crypto rally
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Bitcoin jumps to US$115K amid U.S.–China trade optimism and upcoming inflation data; crypto market cap ~US$3.9 trillion.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged more than 3% over the past 24 hours to trade around US$115,171, as investors responded to rising optimism over a potential trade deal between the United States and China and awaited key U.S. inflation data. The broader crypto market also gained momentum, helping the total market capitalization advance to approximately US$3.9 trillion. Analysts warn that the rally is still vulnerable to macro-data disappointments and regulatory risks, though current momentum remains strong.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, surged more than 3% over the past 24 hours to trade around US$115,171, as investors responded to rising optimism over a potential trade deal between the United States and China and awaited key U.S. inflation data. The broader crypto market also gained momentum, helping the total market capitalization advance to approximately US$3.9 trillion. Analysts warn that the rally is still vulnerable to macro-data disappointments and regulatory risks, though current momentum remains strong.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:53 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s rupee retreats the most in a month amid dollar demand and short-covering
The Indian rupee fell as much as 0.4 % to 88.2450 per U.S. dollar, marking its steepest daily drop since September 23. Traders cited heavy short-covering after the currency breached the 88 mark, and rising import-dollar demand — particularly from oil companies — also weighed. The Reserve Bank of India had earlier intervened to cap the rupee’s slide, but dollar inflows and macro uncertainty remain key risks. Analysts expect the rupee to trade in the 87.50-87.90 range this week, while foreign flows and global rate cues will shape its trajectory.
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2 days agoIndia’s rupee retreats the most in a month amid dollar demand and short-covering
The Indian rupee fell as much as 0.4 % to 88.2450 per U.S. dollar, marking its steepest daily drop since September 23. Traders cited heavy short-covering after the currency breached the 88 mark, and rising import-dollar demand — particularly from oil companies — also weighed. The Reserve Bank of India had earlier intervened to cap the rupee’s slide, but dollar inflows and macro uncertainty remain key risks. Analysts expect the rupee to trade in the 87.50-87.90 range this week, while foreign flows and global rate cues will shape its trajectory.
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India’s rupee retreats the most in a month amid dollar demand and short-covering
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Rupee slips 0.4 % to 88.2450/USD as dollar demand from importers and short-covering drive the move.
The Indian rupee fell as much as 0.4 % to 88.2450 per U.S. dollar, marking its steepest daily drop since September 23. Traders cited heavy short-covering after the currency breached the 88 mark, and rising import-dollar demand — particularly from oil companies — also weighed. The Reserve Bank of India had earlier intervened to cap the rupee’s slide, but dollar inflows and macro uncertainty remain key risks. Analysts expect the rupee to trade in the 87.50-87.90 range this week, while foreign flows and global rate cues will shape its trajectory.
The Indian rupee fell as much as 0.4 % to 88.2450 per U.S. dollar, marking its steepest daily drop since September 23. Traders cited heavy short-covering after the currency breached the 88 mark, and rising import-dollar demand — particularly from oil companies — also weighed. The Reserve Bank of India had earlier intervened to cap the rupee’s slide, but dollar inflows and macro uncertainty remain key risks. Analysts expect the rupee to trade in the 87.50-87.90 range this week, while foreign flows and global rate cues will shape its trajectory.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:52 IST
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2 days agoIndia plans to hike foreign-investment cap in state-run banks to 49%
India is reportedly planning to raise the foreign-investment limit in state-run banks to 49 % from the current 20 %, while still retaining at least 51 % government ownership. Discussions between the Reserve Bank of India and finance ministry are ongoing. The move comes amid increasing global interest in India’s banking sector and would align state-run banks more closely with private lenders, which allow up to 74 % foreign ownership. Market reaction was positive for PSU-bank stocks following the news.
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2 days agoIndia plans to hike foreign-investment cap in state-run banks to 49%
India is reportedly planning to raise the foreign-investment limit in state-run banks to 49 % from the current 20 %, while still retaining at least 51 % government ownership. Discussions between the Reserve Bank of India and finance ministry are ongoing. The move comes amid increasing global interest in India’s banking sector and would align state-run banks more closely with private lenders, which allow up to 74 % foreign ownership. Market reaction was positive for PSU-bank stocks following the news.
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India plans to hike foreign-investment cap in state-run banks to 49%
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Foreign investment cap in Indian state-run banks set to be raised to 49 %, signalling greater opening of sector to overseas capital.
India is reportedly planning to raise the foreign-investment limit in state-run banks to 49 % from the current 20 %, while still retaining at least 51 % government ownership. Discussions between the Reserve Bank of India and finance ministry are ongoing. The move comes amid increasing global interest in India’s banking sector and would align state-run banks more closely with private lenders, which allow up to 74 % foreign ownership. Market reaction was positive for PSU-bank stocks following the news.
India is reportedly planning to raise the foreign-investment limit in state-run banks to 49 % from the current 20 %, while still retaining at least 51 % government ownership. Discussions between the Reserve Bank of India and finance ministry are ongoing. The move comes amid increasing global interest in India’s banking sector and would align state-run banks more closely with private lenders, which allow up to 74 % foreign ownership. Market reaction was positive for PSU-bank stocks following the news.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:52 IST
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2 days agoIndian shares rise on U.S. rate-cut bets and trade-deal hopes
India’s stock benchmarks climbed today on improving investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 rose about 0.51 % to 25,927 while the BSE Sensex gained roughly 0.50 % to 84,633.85. Strength was broad-based across sectors, with mid-caps and small-caps also advancing ~0.6 %. The market mood was driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data boosting prospects of the Federal Reserve easing policy, and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade talks lifting risk-on flows into emerging markets like India. Analysts caution that global data will still need to confirm the optimism.
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2 days agoIndian shares rise on U.S. rate-cut bets and trade-deal hopes
India’s stock benchmarks climbed today on improving investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 rose about 0.51 % to 25,927 while the BSE Sensex gained roughly 0.50 % to 84,633.85. Strength was broad-based across sectors, with mid-caps and small-caps also advancing ~0.6 %. The market mood was driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data boosting prospects of the Federal Reserve easing policy, and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade talks lifting risk-on flows into emerging markets like India. Analysts caution that global data will still need to confirm the optimism.
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Indian shares rise on U.S. rate-cut bets and trade-deal hopes
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India’s Nifty and Sensex gained ~0.5 % as softer U.S. inflation and trade-deal signals lifted sentiment across equities.
India’s stock benchmarks climbed today on improving investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 rose about 0.51 % to 25,927 while the BSE Sensex gained roughly 0.50 % to 84,633.85. Strength was broad-based across sectors, with mid-caps and small-caps also advancing ~0.6 %. The market mood was driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data boosting prospects of the Federal Reserve easing policy, and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade talks lifting risk-on flows into emerging markets like India. Analysts caution that global data will still need to confirm the optimism.
India’s stock benchmarks climbed today on improving investor sentiment. The Nifty 50 rose about 0.51 % to 25,927 while the BSE Sensex gained roughly 0.50 % to 84,633.85. Strength was broad-based across sectors, with mid-caps and small-caps also advancing ~0.6 %. The market mood was driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data boosting prospects of the Federal Reserve easing policy, and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade talks lifting risk-on flows into emerging markets like India. Analysts caution that global data will still need to confirm the optimism.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:51 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s small-cap mutual funds drop up to 5 % in three months: opportunity or warning?
An analysis of Indian small-cap equity mutual funds shows some have fallen by as much as 5 % over the past three months, with the average decline about 1.42 %. Experts suggest the performance weakness stems from valuation pressures, liquidity concerns and external headwinds rather than a fundamental breakdown. Some analysts view the pull-back as a selective buying opportunity, while others caution that the concentration and liquidity risks in smaller stocks warrant greater caution. Retail investors and fund advisers are watching for signs of recovery or further stress.
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2 days agoIndia’s small-cap mutual funds drop up to 5 % in three months: opportunity or warning?
An analysis of Indian small-cap equity mutual funds shows some have fallen by as much as 5 % over the past three months, with the average decline about 1.42 %. Experts suggest the performance weakness stems from valuation pressures, liquidity concerns and external headwinds rather than a fundamental breakdown. Some analysts view the pull-back as a selective buying opportunity, while others caution that the concentration and liquidity risks in smaller stocks warrant greater caution. Retail investors and fund advisers are watching for signs of recovery or further stress.
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India’s small-cap mutual funds drop up to 5 % in three months: opportunity or warning?
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Some Indian small-cap mutual funds are down up to 5 % in three months; analysts debate whether this signals a tactical entry point or deeper liquidity issue.
An analysis of Indian small-cap equity mutual funds shows some have fallen by as much as 5 % over the past three months, with the average decline about 1.42 %. Experts suggest the performance weakness stems from valuation pressures, liquidity concerns and external headwinds rather than a fundamental breakdown. Some analysts view the pull-back as a selective buying opportunity, while others caution that the concentration and liquidity risks in smaller stocks warrant greater caution. Retail investors and fund advisers are watching for signs of recovery or further stress.
An analysis of Indian small-cap equity mutual funds shows some have fallen by as much as 5 % over the past three months, with the average decline about 1.42 %. Experts suggest the performance weakness stems from valuation pressures, liquidity concerns and external headwinds rather than a fundamental breakdown. Some analysts view the pull-back as a selective buying opportunity, while others caution that the concentration and liquidity risks in smaller stocks warrant greater caution. Retail investors and fund advisers are watching for signs of recovery or further stress.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:39 IST
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2 days agoLTIMindtree launches new AI platform unit ‘BlueVerse’ amid IT-spend caution
Indian IT major LTIMindtree has created a dedicated business unit called ‘BlueVerse’ to accelerate enterprise AI adoption through plug-and-play digital-assistant platforms. Chief Executive Venugopal Lambu said client discussions are increasingly focused on measurable productivity gains from AI deployments. Despite a cautious IT-spending climate globally, the company expects near double-digit revenue growth in FY 2026. LTIMindtree aims to leverage generative-AI tools to cut costs and strengthen cross-industry solutions, positioning itself as an innovation-first player among top Indian IT service exporters.
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2 days agoLTIMindtree launches new AI platform unit ‘BlueVerse’ amid IT-spend caution
Indian IT major LTIMindtree has created a dedicated business unit called ‘BlueVerse’ to accelerate enterprise AI adoption through plug-and-play digital-assistant platforms. Chief Executive Venugopal Lambu said client discussions are increasingly focused on measurable productivity gains from AI deployments. Despite a cautious IT-spending climate globally, the company expects near double-digit revenue growth in FY 2026. LTIMindtree aims to leverage generative-AI tools to cut costs and strengthen cross-industry solutions, positioning itself as an innovation-first player among top Indian IT service exporters.
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LTIMindtree launches new AI platform unit ‘BlueVerse’ amid IT-spend caution
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LTIMindtree unveils ‘BlueVerse’ AI unit to drive enterprise automation and expects double-digit FY 26 growth despite muted tech budgets.
Indian IT major LTIMindtree has created a dedicated business unit called ‘BlueVerse’ to accelerate enterprise AI adoption through plug-and-play digital-assistant platforms. Chief Executive Venugopal Lambu said client discussions are increasingly focused on measurable productivity gains from AI deployments. Despite a cautious IT-spending climate globally, the company expects near double-digit revenue growth in FY 2026. LTIMindtree aims to leverage generative-AI tools to cut costs and strengthen cross-industry solutions, positioning itself as an innovation-first player among top Indian IT service exporters.
Indian IT major LTIMindtree has created a dedicated business unit called ‘BlueVerse’ to accelerate enterprise AI adoption through plug-and-play digital-assistant platforms. Chief Executive Venugopal Lambu said client discussions are increasingly focused on measurable productivity gains from AI deployments. Despite a cautious IT-spending climate globally, the company expects near double-digit revenue growth in FY 2026. LTIMindtree aims to leverage generative-AI tools to cut costs and strengthen cross-industry solutions, positioning itself as an innovation-first player among top Indian IT service exporters.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:31 IST
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2 days agoIndia advances anti-dumping probe into TB-drug ingredient imports
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Ethambutol Hydrochloride—an active pharmaceutical ingredient used in tuberculosis treatments—from China and Thailand. The action follows a petition from Lupin Ltd alleging price undercutting and injury to domestic producers. Preliminary findings suggest dumping during April 2024–March 2025. Officials said the probe could result in provisional duties within months if evidence of injury is confirmed. The inquiry highlights India’s intent to protect key pharmaceutical segments from cheap overseas competition and maintain self-sufficiency in critical drugs.
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2 days agoIndia advances anti-dumping probe into TB-drug ingredient imports
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Ethambutol Hydrochloride—an active pharmaceutical ingredient used in tuberculosis treatments—from China and Thailand. The action follows a petition from Lupin Ltd alleging price undercutting and injury to domestic producers. Preliminary findings suggest dumping during April 2024–March 2025. Officials said the probe could result in provisional duties within months if evidence of injury is confirmed. The inquiry highlights India’s intent to protect key pharmaceutical segments from cheap overseas competition and maintain self-sufficiency in critical drugs.
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India advances anti-dumping probe into TB-drug ingredient imports
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India opens anti-dumping probe on TB-drug imports from China and Thailand after domestic producers flag price injury.
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Ethambutol Hydrochloride—an active pharmaceutical ingredient used in tuberculosis treatments—from China and Thailand. The action follows a petition from Lupin Ltd alleging price undercutting and injury to domestic producers. Preliminary findings suggest dumping during April 2024–March 2025. Officials said the probe could result in provisional duties within months if evidence of injury is confirmed. The inquiry highlights India’s intent to protect key pharmaceutical segments from cheap overseas competition and maintain self-sufficiency in critical drugs.
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of Ethambutol Hydrochloride—an active pharmaceutical ingredient used in tuberculosis treatments—from China and Thailand. The action follows a petition from Lupin Ltd alleging price undercutting and injury to domestic producers. Preliminary findings suggest dumping during April 2024–March 2025. Officials said the probe could result in provisional duties within months if evidence of injury is confirmed. The inquiry highlights India’s intent to protect key pharmaceutical segments from cheap overseas competition and maintain self-sufficiency in critical drugs.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:30 IST
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2 days agoIndia approves US$626 million in projects to boost electronics-components manufacturing
The Indian government has approved seven manufacturing projects worth around US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to expand domestic electronics-components production, including multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365.6 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs, aligning with India’s push to reduce import-dependence and strengthen global value-chains.
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2 days agoIndia approves US$626 million in projects to boost electronics-components manufacturing
The Indian government has approved seven manufacturing projects worth around US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to expand domestic electronics-components production, including multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365.6 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs, aligning with India’s push to reduce import-dependence and strengthen global value-chains.
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India approves US$626 million in projects to boost electronics-components manufacturing
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India green-lights ~US$626 m in electronics-component projects, targeting import-substitution, job creation and global supply-chain entry.
The Indian government has approved seven manufacturing projects worth around US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to expand domestic electronics-components production, including multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365.6 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs, aligning with India’s push to reduce import-dependence and strengthen global value-chains.
The Indian government has approved seven manufacturing projects worth around US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to expand domestic electronics-components production, including multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365.6 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs, aligning with India’s push to reduce import-dependence and strengthen global value-chains.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:23 IST
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2 days agoGold Retreats Sharply as Traders Shift Toward Risk Assets
Gold futures tumbled more than 3%, slipping under the $4,000 mark after last week’s rally lost steam. The pullback followed fading enthusiasm over the U.S.–China trade truce and rising speculation that the Federal Reserve could lower rates sooner than expected. Investors rotated back into equities and high-yield bonds, trimming safe-haven exposure. Market analysts noted that bullion’s short-term weakness reflects improving risk sentiment but warned that macro uncertainty could reignite demand if global yields begin to decline again.
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2 days agoGold Retreats Sharply as Traders Shift Toward Risk Assets
Gold futures tumbled more than 3%, slipping under the $4,000 mark after last week’s rally lost steam. The pullback followed fading enthusiasm over the U.S.–China trade truce and rising speculation that the Federal Reserve could lower rates sooner than expected. Investors rotated back into equities and high-yield bonds, trimming safe-haven exposure. Market analysts noted that bullion’s short-term weakness reflects improving risk sentiment but warned that macro uncertainty could reignite demand if global yields begin to decline again.
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Gold Retreats Sharply as Traders Shift Toward Risk Assets
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Gold fell 3% to below $4,000 an ounce as traders favored equities over havens ahead of expected Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Gold futures tumbled more than 3%, slipping under the $4,000 mark after last week’s rally lost steam. The pullback followed fading enthusiasm over the U.S.–China trade truce and rising speculation that the Federal Reserve could lower rates sooner than expected. Investors rotated back into equities and high-yield bonds, trimming safe-haven exposure. Market analysts noted that bullion’s short-term weakness reflects improving risk sentiment but warned that macro uncertainty could reignite demand if global yields begin to decline again.
Gold futures tumbled more than 3%, slipping under the $4,000 mark after last week’s rally lost steam. The pullback followed fading enthusiasm over the U.S.–China trade truce and rising speculation that the Federal Reserve could lower rates sooner than expected. Investors rotated back into equities and high-yield bonds, trimming safe-haven exposure. Market analysts noted that bullion’s short-term weakness reflects improving risk sentiment but warned that macro uncertainty could reignite demand if global yields begin to decline again.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:04 IST
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2 days agoAlibaba Climbs as Optimism Builds Around China’s Earnings Recovery
In Monday’s early trade, Alibaba’s stock rose 2.3%, extending recent gains as sentiment toward Chinese equities brightened. Analysts credited the move to improving corporate earnings expectations and reduced geopolitical tension between Beijing and Washington. The company’s e-commerce and cloud units continue to deliver steady growth, reinforcing investor belief in a cyclical rebound. Brokerage reports also noted stronger Singles’ Day forecasts and robust retail data, signaling that broader Chinese technology valuations may finally be stabilizing after a long period of volatility.
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2 days agoAlibaba Climbs as Optimism Builds Around China’s Earnings Recovery
In Monday’s early trade, Alibaba’s stock rose 2.3%, extending recent gains as sentiment toward Chinese equities brightened. Analysts credited the move to improving corporate earnings expectations and reduced geopolitical tension between Beijing and Washington. The company’s e-commerce and cloud units continue to deliver steady growth, reinforcing investor belief in a cyclical rebound. Brokerage reports also noted stronger Singles’ Day forecasts and robust retail data, signaling that broader Chinese technology valuations may finally be stabilizing after a long period of volatility.
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Alibaba Climbs as Optimism Builds Around China’s Earnings Recovery
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Alibaba advanced 2.3% amid revived optimism for Chinese earnings and easing U.S.–China friction, signaling stronger investor appetite for tech exposure.
In Monday’s early trade, Alibaba’s stock rose 2.3%, extending recent gains as sentiment toward Chinese equities brightened. Analysts credited the move to improving corporate earnings expectations and reduced geopolitical tension between Beijing and Washington. The company’s e-commerce and cloud units continue to deliver steady growth, reinforcing investor belief in a cyclical rebound. Brokerage reports also noted stronger Singles’ Day forecasts and robust retail data, signaling that broader Chinese technology valuations may finally be stabilizing after a long period of volatility.
In Monday’s early trade, Alibaba’s stock rose 2.3%, extending recent gains as sentiment toward Chinese equities brightened. Analysts credited the move to improving corporate earnings expectations and reduced geopolitical tension between Beijing and Washington. The company’s e-commerce and cloud units continue to deliver steady growth, reinforcing investor belief in a cyclical rebound. Brokerage reports also noted stronger Singles’ Day forecasts and robust retail data, signaling that broader Chinese technology valuations may finally be stabilizing after a long period of volatility.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 18:04 IST
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2 days agoVenture Giant Sequoia Commits $950 Million to Back Early-Stage Tech Startups
To deepen its early-stage presence, Sequoia Capital announced two new investment vehicles totaling $950 million — a $750 million Series A fund and a $200 million seed fund. The firm will focus on startups building in AI, cybersecurity, and fintech, aiming to support founders at formative growth stages. This represents Sequoia’s largest early-stage commitment since 2021. Market analysts said the timing reflects cooling valuations and a shift toward sustainable innovation, as competition from rivals like a16z and Accel continues to intensify.
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2 days agoVenture Giant Sequoia Commits $950 Million to Back Early-Stage Tech Startups
To deepen its early-stage presence, Sequoia Capital announced two new investment vehicles totaling $950 million — a $750 million Series A fund and a $200 million seed fund. The firm will focus on startups building in AI, cybersecurity, and fintech, aiming to support founders at formative growth stages. This represents Sequoia’s largest early-stage commitment since 2021. Market analysts said the timing reflects cooling valuations and a shift toward sustainable innovation, as competition from rivals like a16z and Accel continues to intensify.
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Venture Giant Sequoia Commits $950 Million to Back Early-Stage Tech Startups
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Sequoia unveiled $950 million across new seed and Series A funds, signaling renewed emphasis on emerging AI, fintech, and cybersecurity startups amid cooling valuations.
To deepen its early-stage presence, Sequoia Capital announced two new investment vehicles totaling $950 million — a $750 million Series A fund and a $200 million seed fund. The firm will focus on startups building in AI, cybersecurity, and fintech, aiming to support founders at formative growth stages. This represents Sequoia’s largest early-stage commitment since 2021. Market analysts said the timing reflects cooling valuations and a shift toward sustainable innovation, as competition from rivals like a16z and Accel continues to intensify.
To deepen its early-stage presence, Sequoia Capital announced two new investment vehicles totaling $950 million — a $750 million Series A fund and a $200 million seed fund. The firm will focus on startups building in AI, cybersecurity, and fintech, aiming to support founders at formative growth stages. This represents Sequoia’s largest early-stage commitment since 2021. Market analysts said the timing reflects cooling valuations and a shift toward sustainable innovation, as competition from rivals like a16z and Accel continues to intensify.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:59 IST
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2 days agoSingapore REITs Beat Estimates as Commercial Demand Defies Global Slowdown
Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust and Keppel DC REIT reported quarterly results ahead of analyst forecasts, underlining Singapore’s robust commercial-property market. Mapletree’s revenue climbed 8.2% year-on-year to S$611 million, while Keppel DC REIT posted a 6.5% increase in distributable income. The outperformance was attributed to resilient leasing and strong data-center occupancy across the region. Market strategists said the results confirm investor confidence in Singapore’s REIT sector despite global rate volatility and softening real-estate sentiment elsewhere.
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2 days agoSingapore REITs Beat Estimates as Commercial Demand Defies Global Slowdown
Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust and Keppel DC REIT reported quarterly results ahead of analyst forecasts, underlining Singapore’s robust commercial-property market. Mapletree’s revenue climbed 8.2% year-on-year to S$611 million, while Keppel DC REIT posted a 6.5% increase in distributable income. The outperformance was attributed to resilient leasing and strong data-center occupancy across the region. Market strategists said the results confirm investor confidence in Singapore’s REIT sector despite global rate volatility and softening real-estate sentiment elsewhere.
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Singapore REITs Beat Estimates as Commercial Demand Defies Global Slowdown
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Mapletree and Keppel DC REIT posted solid earnings growth, highlighting Singapore’s strength in commercial and data-center real-estate markets.
Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust and Keppel DC REIT reported quarterly results ahead of analyst forecasts, underlining Singapore’s robust commercial-property market. Mapletree’s revenue climbed 8.2% year-on-year to S$611 million, while Keppel DC REIT posted a 6.5% increase in distributable income. The outperformance was attributed to resilient leasing and strong data-center occupancy across the region. Market strategists said the results confirm investor confidence in Singapore’s REIT sector despite global rate volatility and softening real-estate sentiment elsewhere.
Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust and Keppel DC REIT reported quarterly results ahead of analyst forecasts, underlining Singapore’s robust commercial-property market. Mapletree’s revenue climbed 8.2% year-on-year to S$611 million, while Keppel DC REIT posted a 6.5% increase in distributable income. The outperformance was attributed to resilient leasing and strong data-center occupancy across the region. Market strategists said the results confirm investor confidence in Singapore’s REIT sector despite global rate volatility and softening real-estate sentiment elsewhere.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:57 IST
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2 days agoBond Traders Trim Long-Term Treasury Exposure Ahead of Fed Decision
Fixed-income investors pared positions in long-dated U.S. Treasuries before the Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting this week. Benchmark 10-year yields edged up five basis points to 4.32%, while futures data showed increased short positioning by macro funds. Portfolio managers cited uncertainty around policy guidance and inflation trajectory. The shift follows strong economic prints that tempered expectations for aggressive easing. Analysts at Morgan Stanley said duration risk remains elevated as investors await confirmation of the Fed’s next steps on rate normalization.
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2 days agoBond Traders Trim Long-Term Treasury Exposure Ahead of Fed Decision
Fixed-income investors pared positions in long-dated U.S. Treasuries before the Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting this week. Benchmark 10-year yields edged up five basis points to 4.32%, while futures data showed increased short positioning by macro funds. Portfolio managers cited uncertainty around policy guidance and inflation trajectory. The shift follows strong economic prints that tempered expectations for aggressive easing. Analysts at Morgan Stanley said duration risk remains elevated as investors await confirmation of the Fed’s next steps on rate normalization.
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Bond Traders Trim Long-Term Treasury Exposure Ahead of Fed Decision
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Bond markets saw lighter long-term Treasury exposure and rising yields as traders positioned cautiously ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy statement.
Fixed-income investors pared positions in long-dated U.S. Treasuries before the Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting this week. Benchmark 10-year yields edged up five basis points to 4.32%, while futures data showed increased short positioning by macro funds. Portfolio managers cited uncertainty around policy guidance and inflation trajectory. The shift follows strong economic prints that tempered expectations for aggressive easing. Analysts at Morgan Stanley said duration risk remains elevated as investors await confirmation of the Fed’s next steps on rate normalization.
Fixed-income investors pared positions in long-dated U.S. Treasuries before the Federal Reserve’s rate-setting meeting this week. Benchmark 10-year yields edged up five basis points to 4.32%, while futures data showed increased short positioning by macro funds. Portfolio managers cited uncertainty around policy guidance and inflation trajectory. The shift follows strong economic prints that tempered expectations for aggressive easing. Analysts at Morgan Stanley said duration risk remains elevated as investors await confirmation of the Fed’s next steps on rate normalization.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:51 IST
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2 days agoMapLight Therapeutics Soars 23% in Nasdaq Debut After $259 Million IPO
Biotechnology firm MapLight Therapeutics surged 23% on its first trading day following a $258.9 million initial public offering on Nasdaq. The San Francisco-based company priced shares at $17, giving it a post-IPO valuation of approximately $787 million. The proceeds will fund clinical trials for its neurodegenerative drug pipeline. Analysts said MapLight’s strong debut marks renewed investor interest in biotech listings after a sluggish IPO environment earlier this year. The stock closed well above its offer price, outperforming broader healthcare benchmarks.
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2 days agoMapLight Therapeutics Soars 23% in Nasdaq Debut After $259 Million IPO
Biotechnology firm MapLight Therapeutics surged 23% on its first trading day following a $258.9 million initial public offering on Nasdaq. The San Francisco-based company priced shares at $17, giving it a post-IPO valuation of approximately $787 million. The proceeds will fund clinical trials for its neurodegenerative drug pipeline. Analysts said MapLight’s strong debut marks renewed investor interest in biotech listings after a sluggish IPO environment earlier this year. The stock closed well above its offer price, outperforming broader healthcare benchmarks.
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MapLight Therapeutics Soars 23% in Nasdaq Debut After $259 Million IPO
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MapLight Therapeutics debuted on Nasdaq with a 23% gain after a $259 million IPO, signaling revived appetite for biotech equity offerings.
Biotechnology firm MapLight Therapeutics surged 23% on its first trading day following a $258.9 million initial public offering on Nasdaq. The San Francisco-based company priced shares at $17, giving it a post-IPO valuation of approximately $787 million. The proceeds will fund clinical trials for its neurodegenerative drug pipeline. Analysts said MapLight’s strong debut marks renewed investor interest in biotech listings after a sluggish IPO environment earlier this year. The stock closed well above its offer price, outperforming broader healthcare benchmarks.
Biotechnology firm MapLight Therapeutics surged 23% on its first trading day following a $258.9 million initial public offering on Nasdaq. The San Francisco-based company priced shares at $17, giving it a post-IPO valuation of approximately $787 million. The proceeds will fund clinical trials for its neurodegenerative drug pipeline. Analysts said MapLight’s strong debut marks renewed investor interest in biotech listings after a sluggish IPO environment earlier this year. The stock closed well above its offer price, outperforming broader healthcare benchmarks.
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2 days agoSaudi Arabia Launches $25 Billion AI Initiative with 6 GW Data Center Expansion
The Saudi government announced a sweeping artificial-intelligence strategy under Vision 2030, including construction of 6 gigawatts of new data-center capacity and rollout of a proprietary AI operating system. Partnerships with Huawei, Oracle, and NVIDIA will accelerate regional cloud-computing capabilities. Officials expect the initiative to generate 25,000 technical jobs and attract more than $25 billion in international investment. The plan strengthens Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become the Middle East’s primary AI hub and reduce dependence on imported digital infrastructure by 2026.
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2 days agoSaudi Arabia Launches $25 Billion AI Initiative with 6 GW Data Center Expansion
The Saudi government announced a sweeping artificial-intelligence strategy under Vision 2030, including construction of 6 gigawatts of new data-center capacity and rollout of a proprietary AI operating system. Partnerships with Huawei, Oracle, and NVIDIA will accelerate regional cloud-computing capabilities. Officials expect the initiative to generate 25,000 technical jobs and attract more than $25 billion in international investment. The plan strengthens Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become the Middle East’s primary AI hub and reduce dependence on imported digital infrastructure by 2026.
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Saudi Arabia Launches $25 Billion AI Initiative with 6 GW Data Center Expansion
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Saudi Arabia committed $25 billion to AI infrastructure, adding 6 GW of data centers and partnerships with Huawei, Oracle, and NVIDIA under Vision 2030.
The Saudi government announced a sweeping artificial-intelligence strategy under Vision 2030, including construction of 6 gigawatts of new data-center capacity and rollout of a proprietary AI operating system. Partnerships with Huawei, Oracle, and NVIDIA will accelerate regional cloud-computing capabilities. Officials expect the initiative to generate 25,000 technical jobs and attract more than $25 billion in international investment. The plan strengthens Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become the Middle East’s primary AI hub and reduce dependence on imported digital infrastructure by 2026.
The Saudi government announced a sweeping artificial-intelligence strategy under Vision 2030, including construction of 6 gigawatts of new data-center capacity and rollout of a proprietary AI operating system. Partnerships with Huawei, Oracle, and NVIDIA will accelerate regional cloud-computing capabilities. Officials expect the initiative to generate 25,000 technical jobs and attract more than $25 billion in international investment. The plan strengthens Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become the Middle East’s primary AI hub and reduce dependence on imported digital infrastructure by 2026.
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Huawei
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NVIDIA
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:30 IST
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2 days agoGlobal Equities Rise as Trade Truce Optimism Lifts Market Sentiment
Asian and European bourses posted gains following signs that U.S.-China trade discussions are progressing toward a limited agreement. The STOXX Europe 600 climbed 0.5% and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index gained 0.8%. Both sides are reportedly considering tariff freezes and incremental export relaxations on semiconductors and agricultural goods. Safe-haven demand eased, pushing gold and sovereign-bond prices slightly lower. Economists said the détente could stabilize global supply chains through 2026 if formalized at the upcoming Seoul summit.
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2 days agoGlobal Equities Rise as Trade Truce Optimism Lifts Market Sentiment
Asian and European bourses posted gains following signs that U.S.-China trade discussions are progressing toward a limited agreement. The STOXX Europe 600 climbed 0.5% and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index gained 0.8%. Both sides are reportedly considering tariff freezes and incremental export relaxations on semiconductors and agricultural goods. Safe-haven demand eased, pushing gold and sovereign-bond prices slightly lower. Economists said the détente could stabilize global supply chains through 2026 if formalized at the upcoming Seoul summit.
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Global Equities Rise as Trade Truce Optimism Lifts Market Sentiment
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Stocks across Asia and Europe advanced after progress in U.S.–China trade talks boosted global risk appetite and reduced safe-haven demand.
Asian and European bourses posted gains following signs that U.S.-China trade discussions are progressing toward a limited agreement. The STOXX Europe 600 climbed 0.5% and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index gained 0.8%. Both sides are reportedly considering tariff freezes and incremental export relaxations on semiconductors and agricultural goods. Safe-haven demand eased, pushing gold and sovereign-bond prices slightly lower. Economists said the détente could stabilize global supply chains through 2026 if formalized at the upcoming Seoul summit.
Asian and European bourses posted gains following signs that U.S.-China trade discussions are progressing toward a limited agreement. The STOXX Europe 600 climbed 0.5% and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index gained 0.8%. Both sides are reportedly considering tariff freezes and incremental export relaxations on semiconductors and agricultural goods. Safe-haven demand eased, pushing gold and sovereign-bond prices slightly lower. Economists said the détente could stabilize global supply chains through 2026 if formalized at the upcoming Seoul summit.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:30 IST
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2 days agoMicrosoft and Alphabet Lead $400 Billion AI Infrastructure Spending Wave
Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta together earmarked over $400 billion in 2025 to expand AI infrastructure—spanning hyperscale data centers, power-efficient chips, and LLM training clusters. Azure’s AI revenue is forecast to climb 38 percent YoY, while Google Cloud expects 30 percent growth. Despite higher energy costs, Big Tech continues racing to secure GPU capacity and grid contracts. Analysts warn rising capex may compress margins but strengthen competitive moats as AI workloads become the backbone of enterprise software growth through 2026.
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2 days agoMicrosoft and Alphabet Lead $400 Billion AI Infrastructure Spending Wave
Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta together earmarked over $400 billion in 2025 to expand AI infrastructure—spanning hyperscale data centers, power-efficient chips, and LLM training clusters. Azure’s AI revenue is forecast to climb 38 percent YoY, while Google Cloud expects 30 percent growth. Despite higher energy costs, Big Tech continues racing to secure GPU capacity and grid contracts. Analysts warn rising capex may compress margins but strengthen competitive moats as AI workloads become the backbone of enterprise software growth through 2026.
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Microsoft and Alphabet Lead $400 Billion AI Infrastructure Spending Wave
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Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta plan $400 B in AI infrastructure spending, boosting data-center capacity and tightening competition despite rising costs.
Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta together earmarked over $400 billion in 2025 to expand AI infrastructure—spanning hyperscale data centers, power-efficient chips, and LLM training clusters. Azure’s AI revenue is forecast to climb 38 percent YoY, while Google Cloud expects 30 percent growth. Despite higher energy costs, Big Tech continues racing to secure GPU capacity and grid contracts. Analysts warn rising capex may compress margins but strengthen competitive moats as AI workloads become the backbone of enterprise software growth through 2026.
Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta together earmarked over $400 billion in 2025 to expand AI infrastructure—spanning hyperscale data centers, power-efficient chips, and LLM training clusters. Azure’s AI revenue is forecast to climb 38 percent YoY, while Google Cloud expects 30 percent growth. Despite higher energy costs, Big Tech continues racing to secure GPU capacity and grid contracts. Analysts warn rising capex may compress margins but strengthen competitive moats as AI workloads become the backbone of enterprise software growth through 2026.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:29 IST
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2 days agoNavan and MapLight Lead Post-Shutdown US IPO Revival with Nearly $1.2 B Raised
Corporate travel platform Navan and biotech firm MapLight Therapeutics spearheaded the rebound of US IPOs after the October government shutdown. Navan priced its debut at $27 per share, raising $923 million at an $8.1 billion valuation, while MapLight secured $251 million at $17 per share. Both listings were oversubscribed, marking renewed investor appetite in tech and biotech. The Nasdaq IPO Index climbed 4.2 percent post-launch, outperforming the S&P 500. Analysts said strong pricing momentum signals investor rotation back into growth sectors as monetary-policy uncertainty subsides.
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2 days agoNavan and MapLight Lead Post-Shutdown US IPO Revival with Nearly $1.2 B Raised
Corporate travel platform Navan and biotech firm MapLight Therapeutics spearheaded the rebound of US IPOs after the October government shutdown. Navan priced its debut at $27 per share, raising $923 million at an $8.1 billion valuation, while MapLight secured $251 million at $17 per share. Both listings were oversubscribed, marking renewed investor appetite in tech and biotech. The Nasdaq IPO Index climbed 4.2 percent post-launch, outperforming the S&P 500. Analysts said strong pricing momentum signals investor rotation back into growth sectors as monetary-policy uncertainty subsides.
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Navan and MapLight Lead Post-Shutdown US IPO Revival with Nearly $1.2 B Raised
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Navan and MapLight Therapeutics raised $1.17 B combined in IPO debuts, signaling revived US listing activity and improving risk appetite after the shutdown.
Corporate travel platform Navan and biotech firm MapLight Therapeutics spearheaded the rebound of US IPOs after the October government shutdown. Navan priced its debut at $27 per share, raising $923 million at an $8.1 billion valuation, while MapLight secured $251 million at $17 per share. Both listings were oversubscribed, marking renewed investor appetite in tech and biotech. The Nasdaq IPO Index climbed 4.2 percent post-launch, outperforming the S&P 500. Analysts said strong pricing momentum signals investor rotation back into growth sectors as monetary-policy uncertainty subsides.
Corporate travel platform Navan and biotech firm MapLight Therapeutics spearheaded the rebound of US IPOs after the October government shutdown. Navan priced its debut at $27 per share, raising $923 million at an $8.1 billion valuation, while MapLight secured $251 million at $17 per share. Both listings were oversubscribed, marking renewed investor appetite in tech and biotech. The Nasdaq IPO Index climbed 4.2 percent post-launch, outperforming the S&P 500. Analysts said strong pricing momentum signals investor rotation back into growth sectors as monetary-policy uncertainty subsides.
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Navan
MapLight Therapeutics
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:28 IST
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2 days agoJPMorgan Backs Perpetua Mining with $75 Million Strategic Investment
JPMorgan Chase invested $75 million in Perpetua Corp, marking a significant expansion into critical mineral assets across the U.S. The funding will advance the Stibnite Gold Project, expected to add 4.8 million ounces to national reserves and strengthen domestic antimony supply chains. Perpetua’s stock rose 5.3% in post-market trading following the announcement. The partnership is viewed as part of a broader U.S. initiative to reduce dependence on foreign mineral sourcing. Analysts expect this deal to stimulate similar bank-backed capital allocations toward strategic-metal infrastructure.
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2 days agoJPMorgan Backs Perpetua Mining with $75 Million Strategic Investment
JPMorgan Chase invested $75 million in Perpetua Corp, marking a significant expansion into critical mineral assets across the U.S. The funding will advance the Stibnite Gold Project, expected to add 4.8 million ounces to national reserves and strengthen domestic antimony supply chains. Perpetua’s stock rose 5.3% in post-market trading following the announcement. The partnership is viewed as part of a broader U.S. initiative to reduce dependence on foreign mineral sourcing. Analysts expect this deal to stimulate similar bank-backed capital allocations toward strategic-metal infrastructure.
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JPMorgan Backs Perpetua Mining with $75 Million Strategic Investment
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JPMorgan invested $75 million in Perpetua Corp to expand U.S. gold and antimony mining capacity under the Stibnite Project, boosting critical-mineral security.
JPMorgan Chase invested $75 million in Perpetua Corp, marking a significant expansion into critical mineral assets across the U.S. The funding will advance the Stibnite Gold Project, expected to add 4.8 million ounces to national reserves and strengthen domestic antimony supply chains. Perpetua’s stock rose 5.3% in post-market trading following the announcement. The partnership is viewed as part of a broader U.S. initiative to reduce dependence on foreign mineral sourcing. Analysts expect this deal to stimulate similar bank-backed capital allocations toward strategic-metal infrastructure.
JPMorgan Chase invested $75 million in Perpetua Corp, marking a significant expansion into critical mineral assets across the U.S. The funding will advance the Stibnite Gold Project, expected to add 4.8 million ounces to national reserves and strengthen domestic antimony supply chains. Perpetua’s stock rose 5.3% in post-market trading following the announcement. The partnership is viewed as part of a broader U.S. initiative to reduce dependence on foreign mineral sourcing. Analysts expect this deal to stimulate similar bank-backed capital allocations toward strategic-metal infrastructure.
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JPMorgan Chase
Perpetua Corp
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Oct 27, 2025 • 17:21 IST
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2 days agoConsumer Blue Chips Lift Wall Street as Defensive Stocks Regain Favor
Defensive consumer companies drove Monday’s rally, with Procter & Gamble rising 2.29%, McDonald’s 2.17%, and Coca-Cola 1.76%. The advance reflected renewed demand for stable cash-flow businesses ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Traders rotated capital into large-cap staples following several volatile tech sessions. The Dow added 0.8% as household-goods producers contributed nearly a quarter of index gains. Portfolio strategists cited sustained pricing power and consumer resilience as reasons for overweighting essential-goods sectors during this late-cycle expansion phase.
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2 days agoConsumer Blue Chips Lift Wall Street as Defensive Stocks Regain Favor
Defensive consumer companies drove Monday’s rally, with Procter & Gamble rising 2.29%, McDonald’s 2.17%, and Coca-Cola 1.76%. The advance reflected renewed demand for stable cash-flow businesses ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Traders rotated capital into large-cap staples following several volatile tech sessions. The Dow added 0.8% as household-goods producers contributed nearly a quarter of index gains. Portfolio strategists cited sustained pricing power and consumer resilience as reasons for overweighting essential-goods sectors during this late-cycle expansion phase.
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Consumer Blue Chips Lift Wall Street as Defensive Stocks Regain Favor
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P&G, McDonald’s, and Coca-Cola gained more than 2%, helping the Dow rise as investors shifted toward dependable consumer-staple leaders.
Defensive consumer companies drove Monday’s rally, with Procter & Gamble rising 2.29%, McDonald’s 2.17%, and Coca-Cola 1.76%. The advance reflected renewed demand for stable cash-flow businesses ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Traders rotated capital into large-cap staples following several volatile tech sessions. The Dow added 0.8% as household-goods producers contributed nearly a quarter of index gains. Portfolio strategists cited sustained pricing power and consumer resilience as reasons for overweighting essential-goods sectors during this late-cycle expansion phase.
Defensive consumer companies drove Monday’s rally, with Procter & Gamble rising 2.29%, McDonald’s 2.17%, and Coca-Cola 1.76%. The advance reflected renewed demand for stable cash-flow businesses ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Traders rotated capital into large-cap staples following several volatile tech sessions. The Dow added 0.8% as household-goods producers contributed nearly a quarter of index gains. Portfolio strategists cited sustained pricing power and consumer resilience as reasons for overweighting essential-goods sectors during this late-cycle expansion phase.
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Procter & Gamble
McDonald's
Coca-Cola
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stocks
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CocaCola
Oct 27, 2025 • 17:20 IST
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2 days agoUS–China Trade Truce Temporarily Pauses Tariffs on Critical Minerals
A limited accord between Washington and Beijing eased trade tensions after both sides agreed to suspend fresh tariffs on lithium, nickel, and rare-earth exports. The truce, reached ahead of the Seoul summit, lifted Asian equities and lowered base-metal futures by 2–3 percent. US negotiators said the move opens a 90-day window to draft a framework for fair-market access and technology safeguards. Analysts believe the breakthrough could stabilize global supply chains and signal cautious cooperation despite persistent strategic rivalry between the two economies.
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2 days agoUS–China Trade Truce Temporarily Pauses Tariffs on Critical Minerals
A limited accord between Washington and Beijing eased trade tensions after both sides agreed to suspend fresh tariffs on lithium, nickel, and rare-earth exports. The truce, reached ahead of the Seoul summit, lifted Asian equities and lowered base-metal futures by 2–3 percent. US negotiators said the move opens a 90-day window to draft a framework for fair-market access and technology safeguards. Analysts believe the breakthrough could stabilize global supply chains and signal cautious cooperation despite persistent strategic rivalry between the two economies.
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US–China Trade Truce Temporarily Pauses Tariffs on Critical Minerals
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Washington and Beijing suspended tariffs on key minerals, easing supply-chain stress and fueling optimism ahead of broader trade-framework talks.
A limited accord between Washington and Beijing eased trade tensions after both sides agreed to suspend fresh tariffs on lithium, nickel, and rare-earth exports. The truce, reached ahead of the Seoul summit, lifted Asian equities and lowered base-metal futures by 2–3 percent. US negotiators said the move opens a 90-day window to draft a framework for fair-market access and technology safeguards. Analysts believe the breakthrough could stabilize global supply chains and signal cautious cooperation despite persistent strategic rivalry between the two economies.
A limited accord between Washington and Beijing eased trade tensions after both sides agreed to suspend fresh tariffs on lithium, nickel, and rare-earth exports. The truce, reached ahead of the Seoul summit, lifted Asian equities and lowered base-metal futures by 2–3 percent. US negotiators said the move opens a 90-day window to draft a framework for fair-market access and technology safeguards. Analysts believe the breakthrough could stabilize global supply chains and signal cautious cooperation despite persistent strategic rivalry between the two economies.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:47 IST
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2 days agoSpacewood Secures ₹300 Crore from A91 Partners to Boost Modular Furniture Capacity
Nagpur-based modular furniture brand Spacewood finalized a ₹300-crore ($36 million) equity infusion led by A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The funding will expand production from 500 to 850 units per day and finance two new facilities across North India. Spacewood aims to double retail presence by FY26 through dealer partnerships and online integration. Revenue for FY25 is projected to surpass ₹800 crore, up 40 percent year over year. Analysts said investor confidence reflects strong consumer demand and manufacturing localization across India’s organized home-furnishing sector.
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2 days agoSpacewood Secures ₹300 Crore from A91 Partners to Boost Modular Furniture Capacity
Nagpur-based modular furniture brand Spacewood finalized a ₹300-crore ($36 million) equity infusion led by A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The funding will expand production from 500 to 850 units per day and finance two new facilities across North India. Spacewood aims to double retail presence by FY26 through dealer partnerships and online integration. Revenue for FY25 is projected to surpass ₹800 crore, up 40 percent year over year. Analysts said investor confidence reflects strong consumer demand and manufacturing localization across India’s organized home-furnishing sector.
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Spacewood Secures ₹300 Crore from A91 Partners to Boost Modular Furniture Capacity
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Spacewood raised ₹300 crore from A91 Partners at a ₹1,200 crore valuation to scale manufacturing, retail presence, and digital expansion nationwide.
Nagpur-based modular furniture brand Spacewood finalized a ₹300-crore ($36 million) equity infusion led by A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The funding will expand production from 500 to 850 units per day and finance two new facilities across North India. Spacewood aims to double retail presence by FY26 through dealer partnerships and online integration. Revenue for FY25 is projected to surpass ₹800 crore, up 40 percent year over year. Analysts said investor confidence reflects strong consumer demand and manufacturing localization across India’s organized home-furnishing sector.
Nagpur-based modular furniture brand Spacewood finalized a ₹300-crore ($36 million) equity infusion led by A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The funding will expand production from 500 to 850 units per day and finance two new facilities across North India. Spacewood aims to double retail presence by FY26 through dealer partnerships and online integration. Revenue for FY25 is projected to surpass ₹800 crore, up 40 percent year over year. Analysts said investor confidence reflects strong consumer demand and manufacturing localization across India’s organized home-furnishing sector.
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Spacewood
A91 Partners
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:46 IST
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2 days agoLedn Crosses $1 B in Bitcoin Loans as Institutions Seek Crypto Credit
Canadian crypto-lending firm Ledn reported surpassing $1 billion in total loan originations this year, underscoring growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin-backed credit lines. Annual recurring revenue has exceeded $100 million, supported by insured custody partnerships and conservative collateral requirements. The company plans to expand services into Asia and Latin America, capitalizing on unbanked enterprise segments. Analysts said Ledn’s milestone signals a maturing crypto-credit market increasingly aligned with regulated financial standards as traditional lenders remain cautious about digital-asset exposure amid shifting global interest-rate cycles.
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2 days agoLedn Crosses $1 B in Bitcoin Loans as Institutions Seek Crypto Credit
Canadian crypto-lending firm Ledn reported surpassing $1 billion in total loan originations this year, underscoring growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin-backed credit lines. Annual recurring revenue has exceeded $100 million, supported by insured custody partnerships and conservative collateral requirements. The company plans to expand services into Asia and Latin America, capitalizing on unbanked enterprise segments. Analysts said Ledn’s milestone signals a maturing crypto-credit market increasingly aligned with regulated financial standards as traditional lenders remain cautious about digital-asset exposure amid shifting global interest-rate cycles.
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Ledn Crosses $1 B in Bitcoin Loans as Institutions Seek Crypto Credit
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Ledn’s $1 B loan milestone highlights rising institutional demand for Bitcoin-secured financing and growing regulatory alignment in the crypto-credit market.
Canadian crypto-lending firm Ledn reported surpassing $1 billion in total loan originations this year, underscoring growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin-backed credit lines. Annual recurring revenue has exceeded $100 million, supported by insured custody partnerships and conservative collateral requirements. The company plans to expand services into Asia and Latin America, capitalizing on unbanked enterprise segments. Analysts said Ledn’s milestone signals a maturing crypto-credit market increasingly aligned with regulated financial standards as traditional lenders remain cautious about digital-asset exposure amid shifting global interest-rate cycles.
Canadian crypto-lending firm Ledn reported surpassing $1 billion in total loan originations this year, underscoring growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin-backed credit lines. Annual recurring revenue has exceeded $100 million, supported by insured custody partnerships and conservative collateral requirements. The company plans to expand services into Asia and Latin America, capitalizing on unbanked enterprise segments. Analysts said Ledn’s milestone signals a maturing crypto-credit market increasingly aligned with regulated financial standards as traditional lenders remain cautious about digital-asset exposure amid shifting global interest-rate cycles.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:41 IST
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2 days agoBinance’s $1.69 B Burn Propels BNB Ahead of XRP in Market Rankings
After a large-scale burn event worth $1.69 billion, Binance’s native token BNB jumped more than 3%, reclaiming its spot above XRP in market capitalization at $161 billion. The exchange emphasized that the quarterly auto-burn reinforces scarcity and community trust even as global scrutiny of centralized exchanges intensifies. DeFi activity on BNB Chain surged 22% within two days, and developer commits hit a quarterly high. Analysts view the program as a long-term signal of Binance’s intent to sustain valuation discipline while strengthening its multichain ecosystem and liquidity presence.
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2 days agoBinance’s $1.69 B Burn Propels BNB Ahead of XRP in Market Rankings
After a large-scale burn event worth $1.69 billion, Binance’s native token BNB jumped more than 3%, reclaiming its spot above XRP in market capitalization at $161 billion. The exchange emphasized that the quarterly auto-burn reinforces scarcity and community trust even as global scrutiny of centralized exchanges intensifies. DeFi activity on BNB Chain surged 22% within two days, and developer commits hit a quarterly high. Analysts view the program as a long-term signal of Binance’s intent to sustain valuation discipline while strengthening its multichain ecosystem and liquidity presence.
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Binance’s $1.69 B Burn Propels BNB Ahead of XRP in Market Rankings
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BNB climbed after Binance’s $1.69 B burn boosted its market cap to $161 B, renewing confidence in the token’s supply discipline and DeFi network health.
After a large-scale burn event worth $1.69 billion, Binance’s native token BNB jumped more than 3%, reclaiming its spot above XRP in market capitalization at $161 billion. The exchange emphasized that the quarterly auto-burn reinforces scarcity and community trust even as global scrutiny of centralized exchanges intensifies. DeFi activity on BNB Chain surged 22% within two days, and developer commits hit a quarterly high. Analysts view the program as a long-term signal of Binance’s intent to sustain valuation discipline while strengthening its multichain ecosystem and liquidity presence.
After a large-scale burn event worth $1.69 billion, Binance’s native token BNB jumped more than 3%, reclaiming its spot above XRP in market capitalization at $161 billion. The exchange emphasized that the quarterly auto-burn reinforces scarcity and community trust even as global scrutiny of centralized exchanges intensifies. DeFi activity on BNB Chain surged 22% within two days, and developer commits hit a quarterly high. Analysts view the program as a long-term signal of Binance’s intent to sustain valuation discipline while strengthening its multichain ecosystem and liquidity presence.
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Binance
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:41 IST
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2 days agoBitcoin Breaks $115,000 as Traders Anticipate Fed Policy Shift
Momentum in Bitcoin markets accelerated Monday, with the token breaching $115,000 amid broad expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve statement. Derivatives data showed renewed long positioning on CME futures, while ETF inflows reached their highest level in six weeks. Market makers reported rising liquidity from U.S. desks rotating out of equities. Institutional allocations by MicroStrategy and American Bitcoin continued to underpin sentiment. Analysts said macro easing combined with on-chain accumulation could sustain upside through Q4 if volatility stays below the yearly moving average.
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2 days agoBitcoin Breaks $115,000 as Traders Anticipate Fed Policy Shift
Momentum in Bitcoin markets accelerated Monday, with the token breaching $115,000 amid broad expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve statement. Derivatives data showed renewed long positioning on CME futures, while ETF inflows reached their highest level in six weeks. Market makers reported rising liquidity from U.S. desks rotating out of equities. Institutional allocations by MicroStrategy and American Bitcoin continued to underpin sentiment. Analysts said macro easing combined with on-chain accumulation could sustain upside through Q4 if volatility stays below the yearly moving average.
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Bitcoin Breaks $115,000 as Traders Anticipate Fed Policy Shift
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Bitcoin advanced past $115,000 on renewed futures longs and ETF inflows, reflecting trader confidence in an easier Fed stance and improved liquidity.
Momentum in Bitcoin markets accelerated Monday, with the token breaching $115,000 amid broad expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve statement. Derivatives data showed renewed long positioning on CME futures, while ETF inflows reached their highest level in six weeks. Market makers reported rising liquidity from U.S. desks rotating out of equities. Institutional allocations by MicroStrategy and American Bitcoin continued to underpin sentiment. Analysts said macro easing combined with on-chain accumulation could sustain upside through Q4 if volatility stays below the yearly moving average.
Momentum in Bitcoin markets accelerated Monday, with the token breaching $115,000 amid broad expectations of a dovish Federal Reserve statement. Derivatives data showed renewed long positioning on CME futures, while ETF inflows reached their highest level in six weeks. Market makers reported rising liquidity from U.S. desks rotating out of equities. Institutional allocations by MicroStrategy and American Bitcoin continued to underpin sentiment. Analysts said macro easing combined with on-chain accumulation could sustain upside through Q4 if volatility stays below the yearly moving average.
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MicroStrategy
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:40 IST
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2 days agoMuted Nifty Gains Highlight Short-Term Focus Despite Record IPO Wave
India’s Nifty 50 index posted roughly 6% returns year-to-date, lagging broader market exuberance despite a record wave of IPOs raising around US$14.2 billion in 2025. Analysts say retail investors chased listing gains while long-term value builders stayed on the sidelines. Though oversubscriptions were seen in sectors like manufacturing and fintech, institutional buying remains shallow. Experts expect momentum to improve if corporate earnings rise and liquidity stabilises. Elevated small-cap volatility underscores caution among advisors about speculative exposure in the current cycle.
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2 days agoMuted Nifty Gains Highlight Short-Term Focus Despite Record IPO Wave
India’s Nifty 50 index posted roughly 6% returns year-to-date, lagging broader market exuberance despite a record wave of IPOs raising around US$14.2 billion in 2025. Analysts say retail investors chased listing gains while long-term value builders stayed on the sidelines. Though oversubscriptions were seen in sectors like manufacturing and fintech, institutional buying remains shallow. Experts expect momentum to improve if corporate earnings rise and liquidity stabilises. Elevated small-cap volatility underscores caution among advisors about speculative exposure in the current cycle.
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Muted Nifty Gains Highlight Short-Term Focus Despite Record IPO Wave
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Despite 2025’s US$14.2 billion IPO wave, the Nifty has gained only around 6% YTD, reflecting speculative listings and muted institutional follow-through.
India’s Nifty 50 index posted roughly 6% returns year-to-date, lagging broader market exuberance despite a record wave of IPOs raising around US$14.2 billion in 2025. Analysts say retail investors chased listing gains while long-term value builders stayed on the sidelines. Though oversubscriptions were seen in sectors like manufacturing and fintech, institutional buying remains shallow. Experts expect momentum to improve if corporate earnings rise and liquidity stabilises. Elevated small-cap volatility underscores caution among advisors about speculative exposure in the current cycle.
India’s Nifty 50 index posted roughly 6% returns year-to-date, lagging broader market exuberance despite a record wave of IPOs raising around US$14.2 billion in 2025. Analysts say retail investors chased listing gains while long-term value builders stayed on the sidelines. Though oversubscriptions were seen in sectors like manufacturing and fintech, institutional buying remains shallow. Experts expect momentum to improve if corporate earnings rise and liquidity stabilises. Elevated small-cap volatility underscores caution among advisors about speculative exposure in the current cycle.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:36 IST
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2 days agoUS-China Trade Talks Ease Tensions as Tariff Pause Lifts Supply-Chain Sentiment
Global markets welcomed progress in U.S.–China trade discussions after negotiators agreed to suspend new tariffs on critical minerals and electronics. The temporary truce restored optimism for supply-chain stabilization and eased pressure on industrial metals. Analysts said the deal could prevent price shocks in electric-vehicle and semiconductor inputs if finalized in November. European and Asian equities rose modestly on reduced trade-risk premiums. Policy observers warn that export-license clarity remains essential for sustained confidence. The pause also supports emerging-market currencies dependent on China’s manufacturing cycle and import stability.
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2 days agoUS-China Trade Talks Ease Tensions as Tariff Pause Lifts Supply-Chain Sentiment
Global markets welcomed progress in U.S.–China trade discussions after negotiators agreed to suspend new tariffs on critical minerals and electronics. The temporary truce restored optimism for supply-chain stabilization and eased pressure on industrial metals. Analysts said the deal could prevent price shocks in electric-vehicle and semiconductor inputs if finalized in November. European and Asian equities rose modestly on reduced trade-risk premiums. Policy observers warn that export-license clarity remains essential for sustained confidence. The pause also supports emerging-market currencies dependent on China’s manufacturing cycle and import stability.
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US-China Trade Talks Ease Tensions as Tariff Pause Lifts Supply-Chain Sentiment
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A temporary U.S.–China tariff pause improved global sentiment, stabilizing metal prices and strengthening supply-chain confidence across manufacturing-driven economies.
Global markets welcomed progress in U.S.–China trade discussions after negotiators agreed to suspend new tariffs on critical minerals and electronics. The temporary truce restored optimism for supply-chain stabilization and eased pressure on industrial metals. Analysts said the deal could prevent price shocks in electric-vehicle and semiconductor inputs if finalized in November. European and Asian equities rose modestly on reduced trade-risk premiums. Policy observers warn that export-license clarity remains essential for sustained confidence. The pause also supports emerging-market currencies dependent on China’s manufacturing cycle and import stability.
Global markets welcomed progress in U.S.–China trade discussions after negotiators agreed to suspend new tariffs on critical minerals and electronics. The temporary truce restored optimism for supply-chain stabilization and eased pressure on industrial metals. Analysts said the deal could prevent price shocks in electric-vehicle and semiconductor inputs if finalized in November. European and Asian equities rose modestly on reduced trade-risk premiums. Policy observers warn that export-license clarity remains essential for sustained confidence. The pause also supports emerging-market currencies dependent on China’s manufacturing cycle and import stability.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:35 IST
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2 days agoNew AMC ‘The Wealth Company MF’ Nets ₹2,000 Crore Through Four Launches
Startup asset manager The Wealth Company Mutual Fund debuted with four actively managed schemes and collected nearly ₹2,000 crore from nationwide investors. The launch portfolio—large-cap equity, balanced hybrid, mid-cap, and flexi-cap—secured traction via distributor networks and digital onboarding. Industry observers call it one of the largest fund inceptions by a new AMC in recent years. Executives emphasized disciplined asset allocation and transparent communication to build trust. The firm plans product diversification into debt and international segments next year as AUM scales beyond ₹3,500 crore.
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2 days agoNew AMC ‘The Wealth Company MF’ Nets ₹2,000 Crore Through Four Launches
Startup asset manager The Wealth Company Mutual Fund debuted with four actively managed schemes and collected nearly ₹2,000 crore from nationwide investors. The launch portfolio—large-cap equity, balanced hybrid, mid-cap, and flexi-cap—secured traction via distributor networks and digital onboarding. Industry observers call it one of the largest fund inceptions by a new AMC in recent years. Executives emphasized disciplined asset allocation and transparent communication to build trust. The firm plans product diversification into debt and international segments next year as AUM scales beyond ₹3,500 crore.
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New AMC ‘The Wealth Company MF’ Nets ₹2,000 Crore Through Four Launches
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New entrant The Wealth Company MF raised ₹2,000 crore from four fund offerings, signaling strong investor confidence in emerging active managers.
Startup asset manager The Wealth Company Mutual Fund debuted with four actively managed schemes and collected nearly ₹2,000 crore from nationwide investors. The launch portfolio—large-cap equity, balanced hybrid, mid-cap, and flexi-cap—secured traction via distributor networks and digital onboarding. Industry observers call it one of the largest fund inceptions by a new AMC in recent years. Executives emphasized disciplined asset allocation and transparent communication to build trust. The firm plans product diversification into debt and international segments next year as AUM scales beyond ₹3,500 crore.
Startup asset manager The Wealth Company Mutual Fund debuted with four actively managed schemes and collected nearly ₹2,000 crore from nationwide investors. The launch portfolio—large-cap equity, balanced hybrid, mid-cap, and flexi-cap—secured traction via distributor networks and digital onboarding. Industry observers call it one of the largest fund inceptions by a new AMC in recent years. Executives emphasized disciplined asset allocation and transparent communication to build trust. The firm plans product diversification into debt and international segments next year as AUM scales beyond ₹3,500 crore.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:25 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s Mutual Fund AUM Climbs to ₹75.6 Lakh Crore Despite Heavy Debt Outflows
Mutual fund industry assets under management advanced to ₹75.61 lakh crore, extending a 55-month growth streak powered by retail SIP inflows and passive sector funds. Equity inflows offset ₹1 lakh crore institutional withdrawals from debt categories. Analysts attributed sustained participation to improved investor education, simplified onboarding, and low fixed-income yields. Index and thematic products attracted fresh capital, while corporate treasuries trimmed duration exposure ahead of potential rate cuts. The momentum underscores India’s transition toward broader retail-led financialization, though short-term volatility persists in hybrid and debt categories.
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2 days agoIndia’s Mutual Fund AUM Climbs to ₹75.6 Lakh Crore Despite Heavy Debt Outflows
Mutual fund industry assets under management advanced to ₹75.61 lakh crore, extending a 55-month growth streak powered by retail SIP inflows and passive sector funds. Equity inflows offset ₹1 lakh crore institutional withdrawals from debt categories. Analysts attributed sustained participation to improved investor education, simplified onboarding, and low fixed-income yields. Index and thematic products attracted fresh capital, while corporate treasuries trimmed duration exposure ahead of potential rate cuts. The momentum underscores India’s transition toward broader retail-led financialization, though short-term volatility persists in hybrid and debt categories.
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India’s Mutual Fund AUM Climbs to ₹75.6 Lakh Crore Despite Heavy Debt Outflows
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India’s mutual fund assets hit ₹75.6 lakh crore as SIP flows sustained momentum despite large institutional redemptions from debt schemes.
Mutual fund industry assets under management advanced to ₹75.61 lakh crore, extending a 55-month growth streak powered by retail SIP inflows and passive sector funds. Equity inflows offset ₹1 lakh crore institutional withdrawals from debt categories. Analysts attributed sustained participation to improved investor education, simplified onboarding, and low fixed-income yields. Index and thematic products attracted fresh capital, while corporate treasuries trimmed duration exposure ahead of potential rate cuts. The momentum underscores India’s transition toward broader retail-led financialization, though short-term volatility persists in hybrid and debt categories.
Mutual fund industry assets under management advanced to ₹75.61 lakh crore, extending a 55-month growth streak powered by retail SIP inflows and passive sector funds. Equity inflows offset ₹1 lakh crore institutional withdrawals from debt categories. Analysts attributed sustained participation to improved investor education, simplified onboarding, and low fixed-income yields. Index and thematic products attracted fresh capital, while corporate treasuries trimmed duration exposure ahead of potential rate cuts. The momentum underscores India’s transition toward broader retail-led financialization, though short-term volatility persists in hybrid and debt categories.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:25 IST
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2 days agoMeta Commits $1.5B for Texas AI Datacenter to Accelerate Infrastructure Scale
A fresh $1.5 billion capital-expenditure plan will fund Meta’s new AI-optimized datacenter in Texas, intended to support training and inference workloads across future product roadmaps. Rather than incremental upgrades, the facility is designed around high-density compute, advanced liquid cooling, and renewable power tie-ins. Management targets full operations by 2026, citing expected efficiency gains for recommendation engines and generative features. Analysts view the move as a strategic capacity build supporting revenue growth, though near-term operating expenses and depreciation are likely to rise as construction advances.
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2 days agoMeta Commits $1.5B for Texas AI Datacenter to Accelerate Infrastructure Scale
A fresh $1.5 billion capital-expenditure plan will fund Meta’s new AI-optimized datacenter in Texas, intended to support training and inference workloads across future product roadmaps. Rather than incremental upgrades, the facility is designed around high-density compute, advanced liquid cooling, and renewable power tie-ins. Management targets full operations by 2026, citing expected efficiency gains for recommendation engines and generative features. Analysts view the move as a strategic capacity build supporting revenue growth, though near-term operating expenses and depreciation are likely to rise as construction advances.
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Meta Commits $1.5B for Texas AI Datacenter to Accelerate Infrastructure Scale
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Meta will invest $1.5 billion in a Texas AI datacenter, targeting 2026 operations to expand training and inference capacity despite higher near-term costs.
A fresh $1.5 billion capital-expenditure plan will fund Meta’s new AI-optimized datacenter in Texas, intended to support training and inference workloads across future product roadmaps. Rather than incremental upgrades, the facility is designed around high-density compute, advanced liquid cooling, and renewable power tie-ins. Management targets full operations by 2026, citing expected efficiency gains for recommendation engines and generative features. Analysts view the move as a strategic capacity build supporting revenue growth, though near-term operating expenses and depreciation are likely to rise as construction advances.
A fresh $1.5 billion capital-expenditure plan will fund Meta’s new AI-optimized datacenter in Texas, intended to support training and inference workloads across future product roadmaps. Rather than incremental upgrades, the facility is designed around high-density compute, advanced liquid cooling, and renewable power tie-ins. Management targets full operations by 2026, citing expected efficiency gains for recommendation engines and generative features. Analysts view the move as a strategic capacity build supporting revenue growth, though near-term operating expenses and depreciation are likely to rise as construction advances.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:21 IST
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2 days agoRegional U.S. Banks Deliver Mixed Prints as Margins Stay Under Pressure
Quarterly updates from regional lenders produced uneven reactions, with Jefferies Financial Group and Zions Bancorp citing continued net-interest-margin compression while peers met cautious expectations. Trading and investment-banking lines remained subdued, and funding costs elevated as deposits repriced higher. Credit quality held broadly stable, yet management teams guided conservatively on loan growth. Analysts highlighted cost control and fee diversification as near-term supports, while the interest-rate path remains the key variable for profitability. Share moves reflected dispersion in balance-sheet mix, deposit betas, and securities portfolio duration risk.
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2 days agoRegional U.S. Banks Deliver Mixed Prints as Margins Stay Under Pressure
Quarterly updates from regional lenders produced uneven reactions, with Jefferies Financial Group and Zions Bancorp citing continued net-interest-margin compression while peers met cautious expectations. Trading and investment-banking lines remained subdued, and funding costs elevated as deposits repriced higher. Credit quality held broadly stable, yet management teams guided conservatively on loan growth. Analysts highlighted cost control and fee diversification as near-term supports, while the interest-rate path remains the key variable for profitability. Share moves reflected dispersion in balance-sheet mix, deposit betas, and securities portfolio duration risk.
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Regional U.S. Banks Deliver Mixed Prints as Margins Stay Under Pressure
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Regional bank results were mixed; margin compression and higher funding costs persisted, while conservative growth outlooks kept shares selective across the group.
Quarterly updates from regional lenders produced uneven reactions, with Jefferies Financial Group and Zions Bancorp citing continued net-interest-margin compression while peers met cautious expectations. Trading and investment-banking lines remained subdued, and funding costs elevated as deposits repriced higher. Credit quality held broadly stable, yet management teams guided conservatively on loan growth. Analysts highlighted cost control and fee diversification as near-term supports, while the interest-rate path remains the key variable for profitability. Share moves reflected dispersion in balance-sheet mix, deposit betas, and securities portfolio duration risk.
Quarterly updates from regional lenders produced uneven reactions, with Jefferies Financial Group and Zions Bancorp citing continued net-interest-margin compression while peers met cautious expectations. Trading and investment-banking lines remained subdued, and funding costs elevated as deposits repriced higher. Credit quality held broadly stable, yet management teams guided conservatively on loan growth. Analysts highlighted cost control and fee diversification as near-term supports, while the interest-rate path remains the key variable for profitability. Share moves reflected dispersion in balance-sheet mix, deposit betas, and securities portfolio duration risk.
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Jefferies Financial Group
Zions Bancorp
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stocks
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:20 IST
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2 days agoOracle Slips as Street Questions Long-Range Cloud Ambitions Through 2030
Investors scrutinized Oracle’s new multiyear financial targets, sending shares lower as the company outlined plans for cloud revenue to more than double by 2030. Rather than celebrate guidance, traders focused on execution risk following recent volatility and competitive pressure in hyperscale and database markets. Management emphasized enterprise migration wins and AI workloads as growth pillars, but analysts flagged capex intensity and margin path uncertainty. While operating discipline remains a positive, the market is demanding clearer milestones on backlog conversion, OCI utilization, and sustained consumption growth.
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2 days agoOracle Slips as Street Questions Long-Range Cloud Ambitions Through 2030
Investors scrutinized Oracle’s new multiyear financial targets, sending shares lower as the company outlined plans for cloud revenue to more than double by 2030. Rather than celebrate guidance, traders focused on execution risk following recent volatility and competitive pressure in hyperscale and database markets. Management emphasized enterprise migration wins and AI workloads as growth pillars, but analysts flagged capex intensity and margin path uncertainty. While operating discipline remains a positive, the market is demanding clearer milestones on backlog conversion, OCI utilization, and sustained consumption growth.
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Oracle Slips as Street Questions Long-Range Cloud Ambitions Through 2030
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Skepticism around Oracle’s long-term cloud targets pressured shares, with analysts wanting firmer milestones on backlog conversion, OCI utilization, and margin trajectory.
Investors scrutinized Oracle’s new multiyear financial targets, sending shares lower as the company outlined plans for cloud revenue to more than double by 2030. Rather than celebrate guidance, traders focused on execution risk following recent volatility and competitive pressure in hyperscale and database markets. Management emphasized enterprise migration wins and AI workloads as growth pillars, but analysts flagged capex intensity and margin path uncertainty. While operating discipline remains a positive, the market is demanding clearer milestones on backlog conversion, OCI utilization, and sustained consumption growth.
Investors scrutinized Oracle’s new multiyear financial targets, sending shares lower as the company outlined plans for cloud revenue to more than double by 2030. Rather than celebrate guidance, traders focused on execution risk following recent volatility and competitive pressure in hyperscale and database markets. Management emphasized enterprise migration wins and AI workloads as growth pillars, but analysts flagged capex intensity and margin path uncertainty. While operating discipline remains a positive, the market is demanding clearer milestones on backlog conversion, OCI utilization, and sustained consumption growth.
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Oracle
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:19 IST
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2 days agoQualcomm launches dual AI data-center chips to expand beyond smartphone reliance
Chipmaker Qualcomm introduced two new processors designed for data-center AI workloads, signaling its most aggressive expansion beyond mobile computing yet. The upcoming products, expected to ship next year, focus on accelerating inference and training efficiency for enterprise customers. Alongside the chips, Qualcomm unveiled supporting software frameworks and server-grade accelerator cards aimed at hyperscalers. Market analysts view the launch as a bid to strengthen its presence against Nvidia and Intel in cloud AI infrastructure. Investors responded positively, anticipating diversification of revenue streams amid surging AI-compute demand.
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2 days agoQualcomm launches dual AI data-center chips to expand beyond smartphone reliance
Chipmaker Qualcomm introduced two new processors designed for data-center AI workloads, signaling its most aggressive expansion beyond mobile computing yet. The upcoming products, expected to ship next year, focus on accelerating inference and training efficiency for enterprise customers. Alongside the chips, Qualcomm unveiled supporting software frameworks and server-grade accelerator cards aimed at hyperscalers. Market analysts view the launch as a bid to strengthen its presence against Nvidia and Intel in cloud AI infrastructure. Investors responded positively, anticipating diversification of revenue streams amid surging AI-compute demand.
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Qualcomm launches dual AI data-center chips to expand beyond smartphone reliance
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Qualcomm unveiled two AI chips for data centers, targeting enterprise workloads and positioning itself as a challenger to Nvidia and Intel in AI infrastructure.
Chipmaker Qualcomm introduced two new processors designed for data-center AI workloads, signaling its most aggressive expansion beyond mobile computing yet. The upcoming products, expected to ship next year, focus on accelerating inference and training efficiency for enterprise customers. Alongside the chips, Qualcomm unveiled supporting software frameworks and server-grade accelerator cards aimed at hyperscalers. Market analysts view the launch as a bid to strengthen its presence against Nvidia and Intel in cloud AI infrastructure. Investors responded positively, anticipating diversification of revenue streams amid surging AI-compute demand.
Chipmaker Qualcomm introduced two new processors designed for data-center AI workloads, signaling its most aggressive expansion beyond mobile computing yet. The upcoming products, expected to ship next year, focus on accelerating inference and training efficiency for enterprise customers. Alongside the chips, Qualcomm unveiled supporting software frameworks and server-grade accelerator cards aimed at hyperscalers. Market analysts view the launch as a bid to strengthen its presence against Nvidia and Intel in cloud AI infrastructure. Investors responded positively, anticipating diversification of revenue streams amid surging AI-compute demand.
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Qualcomm
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:02 IST
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2 days agoCurefoods secures SEBI nod for ₹800-crore IPO, according to media report
Curefoods received SEBI approval for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of shares worth ₹800 crore alongside an offer for sale by existing investors. The cloud-kitchen operator, known for brands acquired via roll-up strategy, is expected to deploy proceeds toward expansion and working capital. While the company has not released an exchange filing detailing terms, media coverage signals momentum in India’s consumer startup listings. Final timing, price band and allocation will depend on market conditions and regulatory clearances.
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2 days agoCurefoods secures SEBI nod for ₹800-crore IPO, according to media report
Curefoods received SEBI approval for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of shares worth ₹800 crore alongside an offer for sale by existing investors. The cloud-kitchen operator, known for brands acquired via roll-up strategy, is expected to deploy proceeds toward expansion and working capital. While the company has not released an exchange filing detailing terms, media coverage signals momentum in India’s consumer startup listings. Final timing, price band and allocation will depend on market conditions and regulatory clearances.
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Curefoods secures SEBI nod for ₹800-crore IPO, according to media report
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Curefoods gained SEBI approval for an ₹800-crore IPO; final terms and dates await formal disclosures.
Curefoods received SEBI approval for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of shares worth ₹800 crore alongside an offer for sale by existing investors. The cloud-kitchen operator, known for brands acquired via roll-up strategy, is expected to deploy proceeds toward expansion and working capital. While the company has not released an exchange filing detailing terms, media coverage signals momentum in India’s consumer startup listings. Final timing, price band and allocation will depend on market conditions and regulatory clearances.
Curefoods received SEBI approval for an IPO comprising a fresh issue of shares worth ₹800 crore alongside an offer for sale by existing investors. The cloud-kitchen operator, known for brands acquired via roll-up strategy, is expected to deploy proceeds toward expansion and working capital. While the company has not released an exchange filing detailing terms, media coverage signals momentum in India’s consumer startup listings. Final timing, price band and allocation will depend on market conditions and regulatory clearances.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 16:00 IST
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2 days agoBond funds trim long Treasuries as markets brace for Federal Reserve rate cut
Portfolio managers have reduced their holdings in long-duration U.S. Treasuries ahead of an anticipated 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this week. The shift reflects caution around term premiums and the potential impact of balance-sheet runoff adjustments. Many funds are concentrating exposure in the five-year segment to manage volatility as inflation trends stabilize. Analysts note that any signal about ending quantitative tightening could influence curve steepness and investor appetite. Current data suggests sentiment remains risk-neutral as traders await the Fed’s post-meeting communication and guidance.
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2 days agoBond funds trim long Treasuries as markets brace for Federal Reserve rate cut
Portfolio managers have reduced their holdings in long-duration U.S. Treasuries ahead of an anticipated 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this week. The shift reflects caution around term premiums and the potential impact of balance-sheet runoff adjustments. Many funds are concentrating exposure in the five-year segment to manage volatility as inflation trends stabilize. Analysts note that any signal about ending quantitative tightening could influence curve steepness and investor appetite. Current data suggests sentiment remains risk-neutral as traders await the Fed’s post-meeting communication and guidance.
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Bond funds trim long Treasuries as markets brace for Federal Reserve rate cut
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Investors scaled back exposure to long-term Treasuries before an expected Fed cut, focusing on mid-tenor bonds amid uncertainty over balance-sheet and yield-curve direction.
Portfolio managers have reduced their holdings in long-duration U.S. Treasuries ahead of an anticipated 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this week. The shift reflects caution around term premiums and the potential impact of balance-sheet runoff adjustments. Many funds are concentrating exposure in the five-year segment to manage volatility as inflation trends stabilize. Analysts note that any signal about ending quantitative tightening could influence curve steepness and investor appetite. Current data suggests sentiment remains risk-neutral as traders await the Fed’s post-meeting communication and guidance.
Portfolio managers have reduced their holdings in long-duration U.S. Treasuries ahead of an anticipated 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve later this week. The shift reflects caution around term premiums and the potential impact of balance-sheet runoff adjustments. Many funds are concentrating exposure in the five-year segment to manage volatility as inflation trends stabilize. Analysts note that any signal about ending quantitative tightening could influence curve steepness and investor appetite. Current data suggests sentiment remains risk-neutral as traders await the Fed’s post-meeting communication and guidance.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:58 IST
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2 days agoLenskart eyes ₹70,000-crore valuation as IPO window set for late October
The eyewear retailer is targeting an IPO valuation of around ₹70,000 crore, with the issue expected to open between October 31 and November 4. Draft filings indicate a fresh share issue of ₹2,150 crore alongside an offer for sale. Supported by strong profitability and offline expansion, the company aims to leverage rising demand for premium eyewear and online retail growth. Final valuation and pricing will depend on regulatory clearance and market sentiment. Investors view the listing as a major step in India’s consumer technology growth story.
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2 days agoLenskart eyes ₹70,000-crore valuation as IPO window set for late October
The eyewear retailer is targeting an IPO valuation of around ₹70,000 crore, with the issue expected to open between October 31 and November 4. Draft filings indicate a fresh share issue of ₹2,150 crore alongside an offer for sale. Supported by strong profitability and offline expansion, the company aims to leverage rising demand for premium eyewear and online retail growth. Final valuation and pricing will depend on regulatory clearance and market sentiment. Investors view the listing as a major step in India’s consumer technology growth story.
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Lenskart eyes ₹70,000-crore valuation as IPO window set for late October
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Lenskart plans an IPO worth ₹70,000 crore, combining a fresh issue and offer for sale, with the listing expected between October 31 and November 4.
The eyewear retailer is targeting an IPO valuation of around ₹70,000 crore, with the issue expected to open between October 31 and November 4. Draft filings indicate a fresh share issue of ₹2,150 crore alongside an offer for sale. Supported by strong profitability and offline expansion, the company aims to leverage rising demand for premium eyewear and online retail growth. Final valuation and pricing will depend on regulatory clearance and market sentiment. Investors view the listing as a major step in India’s consumer technology growth story.
The eyewear retailer is targeting an IPO valuation of around ₹70,000 crore, with the issue expected to open between October 31 and November 4. Draft filings indicate a fresh share issue of ₹2,150 crore alongside an offer for sale. Supported by strong profitability and offline expansion, the company aims to leverage rising demand for premium eyewear and online retail growth. Final valuation and pricing will depend on regulatory clearance and market sentiment. Investors view the listing as a major step in India’s consumer technology growth story.
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Lenskart
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IPO
Lenskart
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:40 IST
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2 days agoCzech president asks election winner Andrej Babiš to open coalition talks
Czech President Petr Pavel invited ANO leader Andrej Babiš to begin negotiations on forming a government after ANO’s parliamentary victory. A prospective coalition with the far-right SPD and the Motorists party could command a majority in the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies. The talks come amid debate over fiscal policy, EU relations and support for Ukraine. Babiš must present a coalition program and list of ministers before formal nomination as prime minister. Parliament convenes November 3 to elect a new speaker, a procedural step before government formation.
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2 days agoCzech president asks election winner Andrej Babiš to open coalition talks
Czech President Petr Pavel invited ANO leader Andrej Babiš to begin negotiations on forming a government after ANO’s parliamentary victory. A prospective coalition with the far-right SPD and the Motorists party could command a majority in the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies. The talks come amid debate over fiscal policy, EU relations and support for Ukraine. Babiš must present a coalition program and list of ministers before formal nomination as prime minister. Parliament convenes November 3 to elect a new speaker, a procedural step before government formation.
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Czech president asks election winner Andrej Babiš to open coalition talks
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President Petr Pavel tapped ANO’s Andrej Babiš to start coalition talks, setting up negotiations with right-wing partners toward a working parliamentary majority.
Czech President Petr Pavel invited ANO leader Andrej Babiš to begin negotiations on forming a government after ANO’s parliamentary victory. A prospective coalition with the far-right SPD and the Motorists party could command a majority in the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies. The talks come amid debate over fiscal policy, EU relations and support for Ukraine. Babiš must present a coalition program and list of ministers before formal nomination as prime minister. Parliament convenes November 3 to elect a new speaker, a procedural step before government formation.
Czech President Petr Pavel invited ANO leader Andrej Babiš to begin negotiations on forming a government after ANO’s parliamentary victory. A prospective coalition with the far-right SPD and the Motorists party could command a majority in the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies. The talks come amid debate over fiscal policy, EU relations and support for Ukraine. Babiš must present a coalition program and list of ministers before formal nomination as prime minister. Parliament convenes November 3 to elect a new speaker, a procedural step before government formation.
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Lenskart
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:34 IST
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2 days agoIndia clears ₹55-billion component projects to deepen electronics manufacturing base
India approved seven projects worth over ₹55 billion (~$626 million) to scale domestic production of electronic components, Reuters reported, citing the IT ministry. Proposals span PCBs, camera modules, laminates and specialty materials by firms including Kaynes Circuits, SRF, Syrma Strategic Electronics and Ascent Circuits, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Authorities expect output of ₹365.6 billion and 5,100 direct jobs. The push complements PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission aimed at reducing import dependence and strengthening supply chains for telecom, EVs and renewables.
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2 days agoIndia clears ₹55-billion component projects to deepen electronics manufacturing base
India approved seven projects worth over ₹55 billion (~$626 million) to scale domestic production of electronic components, Reuters reported, citing the IT ministry. Proposals span PCBs, camera modules, laminates and specialty materials by firms including Kaynes Circuits, SRF, Syrma Strategic Electronics and Ascent Circuits, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Authorities expect output of ₹365.6 billion and 5,100 direct jobs. The push complements PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission aimed at reducing import dependence and strengthening supply chains for telecom, EVs and renewables.
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India clears ₹55-billion component projects to deepen electronics manufacturing base
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New approvals worth about $626 million target PCBs, modules and materials, supporting India’s electronics supply-chain strategy under PLI and semiconductor initiatives.
India approved seven projects worth over ₹55 billion (~$626 million) to scale domestic production of electronic components, Reuters reported, citing the IT ministry. Proposals span PCBs, camera modules, laminates and specialty materials by firms including Kaynes Circuits, SRF, Syrma Strategic Electronics and Ascent Circuits, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Authorities expect output of ₹365.6 billion and 5,100 direct jobs. The push complements PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission aimed at reducing import dependence and strengthening supply chains for telecom, EVs and renewables.
India approved seven projects worth over ₹55 billion (~$626 million) to scale domestic production of electronic components, Reuters reported, citing the IT ministry. Proposals span PCBs, camera modules, laminates and specialty materials by firms including Kaynes Circuits, SRF, Syrma Strategic Electronics and Ascent Circuits, across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Authorities expect output of ₹365.6 billion and 5,100 direct jobs. The push complements PLI schemes and the Semiconductor Mission aimed at reducing import dependence and strengthening supply chains for telecom, EVs and renewables.
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Kaynes Circuits
SRF
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:34 IST
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2 days agoSEBI bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements, limits participation to IPO and anchor tranches
India’s market regulator told fund houses they cannot invest in pre-IPO placements, clarifying mutual funds may participate only during the IPO process, including anchor portions. The move aims to prevent schemes from holding unlisted shares if listings are delayed or cancelled. Pre-IPO allocations typically involve private sales to select investors; SEBI wants mutual-fund exposure routed through regulated public issues. The clarification affects an industry managing ₹75.6 trillion and comes amid a busy primary market. Managers are reviewing processes to align with the directive ahead of upcoming issues.
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2 days agoSEBI bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements, limits participation to IPO and anchor tranches
India’s market regulator told fund houses they cannot invest in pre-IPO placements, clarifying mutual funds may participate only during the IPO process, including anchor portions. The move aims to prevent schemes from holding unlisted shares if listings are delayed or cancelled. Pre-IPO allocations typically involve private sales to select investors; SEBI wants mutual-fund exposure routed through regulated public issues. The clarification affects an industry managing ₹75.6 trillion and comes amid a busy primary market. Managers are reviewing processes to align with the directive ahead of upcoming issues.
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SEBI bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements, limits participation to IPO and anchor tranches
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SEBI clarified mutual funds cannot buy pre-IPO placements, restricting participation to IPO and anchor tranches to avoid exposure to unlisted shares.
India’s market regulator told fund houses they cannot invest in pre-IPO placements, clarifying mutual funds may participate only during the IPO process, including anchor portions. The move aims to prevent schemes from holding unlisted shares if listings are delayed or cancelled. Pre-IPO allocations typically involve private sales to select investors; SEBI wants mutual-fund exposure routed through regulated public issues. The clarification affects an industry managing ₹75.6 trillion and comes amid a busy primary market. Managers are reviewing processes to align with the directive ahead of upcoming issues.
India’s market regulator told fund houses they cannot invest in pre-IPO placements, clarifying mutual funds may participate only during the IPO process, including anchor portions. The move aims to prevent schemes from holding unlisted shares if listings are delayed or cancelled. Pre-IPO allocations typically involve private sales to select investors; SEBI wants mutual-fund exposure routed through regulated public issues. The clarification affects an industry managing ₹75.6 trillion and comes amid a busy primary market. Managers are reviewing processes to align with the directive ahead of upcoming issues.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:33 IST
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2 days agoTesla warns of leadership risk as shareholder vote on Musk’s pay looms
Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm told investors that rejecting Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation package could jeopardize leadership stability. The company faces scrutiny over the size and governance of the award ahead of quarterly earnings. Proponents claim the payout aligns incentives with long-term growth milestones, while critics question concentration of power. Analysts said the vote outcome could reshape governance debates across U.S. tech firms. The message underscores Tesla’s dependence on Musk’s leadership as it expands autonomy and energy initiatives.
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2 days agoTesla warns of leadership risk as shareholder vote on Musk’s pay looms
Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm told investors that rejecting Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation package could jeopardize leadership stability. The company faces scrutiny over the size and governance of the award ahead of quarterly earnings. Proponents claim the payout aligns incentives with long-term growth milestones, while critics question concentration of power. Analysts said the vote outcome could reshape governance debates across U.S. tech firms. The message underscores Tesla’s dependence on Musk’s leadership as it expands autonomy and energy initiatives.
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Tesla warns of leadership risk as shareholder vote on Musk’s pay looms
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Tesla cautioned shareholders that rejecting Musk’s record pay plan may disrupt leadership continuity and influence broader corporate-governance standards across U.S. tech firms.
Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm told investors that rejecting Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation package could jeopardize leadership stability. The company faces scrutiny over the size and governance of the award ahead of quarterly earnings. Proponents claim the payout aligns incentives with long-term growth milestones, while critics question concentration of power. Analysts said the vote outcome could reshape governance debates across U.S. tech firms. The message underscores Tesla’s dependence on Musk’s leadership as it expands autonomy and energy initiatives.
Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm told investors that rejecting Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation package could jeopardize leadership stability. The company faces scrutiny over the size and governance of the award ahead of quarterly earnings. Proponents claim the payout aligns incentives with long-term growth milestones, while critics question concentration of power. Analysts said the vote outcome could reshape governance debates across U.S. tech firms. The message underscores Tesla’s dependence on Musk’s leadership as it expands autonomy and energy initiatives.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:32 IST
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2 days agoWall Street futures hit records as traders price progress in U.S.–China talks
U.S. equity futures climbed to record levels as optimism over U.S.–China trade progress and upcoming Big Tech earnings buoyed risk sentiment. Reuters and the Financial Times reported investors are watching Trump–Xi developments and potential tariff rollbacks, while Japan’s Nikkei crossed 50,000, reinforcing global momentum. Focus turns to the Federal Reserve meeting amid broad expectations for another quarter-point cut. Energy and technology shares led gains in Asia, and Europe hovered near highs. Traders said a benign inflation backdrop and resilient earnings could extend risk appetite into quarter end.
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2 days agoWall Street futures hit records as traders price progress in U.S.–China talks
U.S. equity futures climbed to record levels as optimism over U.S.–China trade progress and upcoming Big Tech earnings buoyed risk sentiment. Reuters and the Financial Times reported investors are watching Trump–Xi developments and potential tariff rollbacks, while Japan’s Nikkei crossed 50,000, reinforcing global momentum. Focus turns to the Federal Reserve meeting amid broad expectations for another quarter-point cut. Energy and technology shares led gains in Asia, and Europe hovered near highs. Traders said a benign inflation backdrop and resilient earnings could extend risk appetite into quarter end.
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Wall Street futures hit records as traders price progress in U.S.–China talks
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U.S. stock index futures set fresh records on U.S.–China optimism, with attention turning to Big Tech earnings and a likely Federal Reserve rate cut this week.
U.S. equity futures climbed to record levels as optimism over U.S.–China trade progress and upcoming Big Tech earnings buoyed risk sentiment. Reuters and the Financial Times reported investors are watching Trump–Xi developments and potential tariff rollbacks, while Japan’s Nikkei crossed 50,000, reinforcing global momentum. Focus turns to the Federal Reserve meeting amid broad expectations for another quarter-point cut. Energy and technology shares led gains in Asia, and Europe hovered near highs. Traders said a benign inflation backdrop and resilient earnings could extend risk appetite into quarter end.
U.S. equity futures climbed to record levels as optimism over U.S.–China trade progress and upcoming Big Tech earnings buoyed risk sentiment. Reuters and the Financial Times reported investors are watching Trump–Xi developments and potential tariff rollbacks, while Japan’s Nikkei crossed 50,000, reinforcing global momentum. Focus turns to the Federal Reserve meeting amid broad expectations for another quarter-point cut. Energy and technology shares led gains in Asia, and Europe hovered near highs. Traders said a benign inflation backdrop and resilient earnings could extend risk appetite into quarter end.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 15:30 IST
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2 days agoGlobal growth outlook eases slightly as inflation and trade tensions linger
S&P Global’s October 2025 report projected a mildly softer world-economy trajectory, trimming the 2026 GDP forecast to 2.6 percent from 2.7 percent. Economists said the revision reflects persistent U.S.–China trade frictions and tighter fiscal environments in advanced markets. Still, falling crude-oil prices and accommodative monetary policies are expected to cushion near-term weakness. Growth momentum across Europe and Asia remains positive but uneven. Analysts cautioned that geopolitical uncertainty and election-year volatility may constrain investment sentiment, though easing inflation pressures could sustain consumer demand through the first half of 2026.
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2 days agoGlobal growth outlook eases slightly as inflation and trade tensions linger
S&P Global’s October 2025 report projected a mildly softer world-economy trajectory, trimming the 2026 GDP forecast to 2.6 percent from 2.7 percent. Economists said the revision reflects persistent U.S.–China trade frictions and tighter fiscal environments in advanced markets. Still, falling crude-oil prices and accommodative monetary policies are expected to cushion near-term weakness. Growth momentum across Europe and Asia remains positive but uneven. Analysts cautioned that geopolitical uncertainty and election-year volatility may constrain investment sentiment, though easing inflation pressures could sustain consumer demand through the first half of 2026.
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Global growth outlook eases slightly as inflation and trade tensions linger
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Global GDP growth for 2026 was cut to 2.6% as trade and inflation risks persist, though lower oil prices and policy support temper slowdown fears.
S&P Global’s October 2025 report projected a mildly softer world-economy trajectory, trimming the 2026 GDP forecast to 2.6 percent from 2.7 percent. Economists said the revision reflects persistent U.S.–China trade frictions and tighter fiscal environments in advanced markets. Still, falling crude-oil prices and accommodative monetary policies are expected to cushion near-term weakness. Growth momentum across Europe and Asia remains positive but uneven. Analysts cautioned that geopolitical uncertainty and election-year volatility may constrain investment sentiment, though easing inflation pressures could sustain consumer demand through the first half of 2026.
S&P Global’s October 2025 report projected a mildly softer world-economy trajectory, trimming the 2026 GDP forecast to 2.6 percent from 2.7 percent. Economists said the revision reflects persistent U.S.–China trade frictions and tighter fiscal environments in advanced markets. Still, falling crude-oil prices and accommodative monetary policies are expected to cushion near-term weakness. Growth momentum across Europe and Asia remains positive but uneven. Analysts cautioned that geopolitical uncertainty and election-year volatility may constrain investment sentiment, though easing inflation pressures could sustain consumer demand through the first half of 2026.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:57 IST
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2 days agoFintech unicorn Dhan secures $120M Series C to expand into insurance and lending verticals
Indian fintech platform Dhan raised $120 million in a Series C round led by global investors, pushing its valuation above $1 billion. The company said funds will be deployed to scale its insurance and digital lending offerings, strengthening its ecosystem beyond brokerage services. CEO Pravin Jadhav noted that Dhan plans to enhance its technology infrastructure and regional footprint across Tier-II cities. Analysts described the funding as a reflection of investor confidence in India’s fintech sector amid renewed global capital inflows into profitable, compliance-focused startups.
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2 days agoFintech unicorn Dhan secures $120M Series C to expand into insurance and lending verticals
Indian fintech platform Dhan raised $120 million in a Series C round led by global investors, pushing its valuation above $1 billion. The company said funds will be deployed to scale its insurance and digital lending offerings, strengthening its ecosystem beyond brokerage services. CEO Pravin Jadhav noted that Dhan plans to enhance its technology infrastructure and regional footprint across Tier-II cities. Analysts described the funding as a reflection of investor confidence in India’s fintech sector amid renewed global capital inflows into profitable, compliance-focused startups.
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Fintech unicorn Dhan secures $120M Series C to expand into insurance and lending verticals
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Dhan raised $120 million at a $1 billion valuation to expand into insurance and lending, underscoring investor confidence in India’s fintech sector.
Indian fintech platform Dhan raised $120 million in a Series C round led by global investors, pushing its valuation above $1 billion. The company said funds will be deployed to scale its insurance and digital lending offerings, strengthening its ecosystem beyond brokerage services. CEO Pravin Jadhav noted that Dhan plans to enhance its technology infrastructure and regional footprint across Tier-II cities. Analysts described the funding as a reflection of investor confidence in India’s fintech sector amid renewed global capital inflows into profitable, compliance-focused startups.
Indian fintech platform Dhan raised $120 million in a Series C round led by global investors, pushing its valuation above $1 billion. The company said funds will be deployed to scale its insurance and digital lending offerings, strengthening its ecosystem beyond brokerage services. CEO Pravin Jadhav noted that Dhan plans to enhance its technology infrastructure and regional footprint across Tier-II cities. Analysts described the funding as a reflection of investor confidence in India’s fintech sector amid renewed global capital inflows into profitable, compliance-focused startups.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:55 IST
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2 days agoSBI Cards posts solid Q2 earnings as digital payments and retail credit surge
SBI Cards reported steady growth for Q2FY26, with revenue rising about 12 percent quarter-on-quarter driven by strong retail credit demand and expanding digital payment volumes. Transaction values grew 15 percent, supported by higher customer acquisitions and merchant penetration in tier-two cities. Profit margins remained resilient despite tighter competition and regulatory scrutiny. Analysts said the company’s focus on data-driven credit models and loyalty partnerships continues to sustain long-term profitability. Management reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, emphasizing operational efficiency and sustained card-spend momentum across key consumer segments.
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2 days agoSBI Cards posts solid Q2 earnings as digital payments and retail credit surge
SBI Cards reported steady growth for Q2FY26, with revenue rising about 12 percent quarter-on-quarter driven by strong retail credit demand and expanding digital payment volumes. Transaction values grew 15 percent, supported by higher customer acquisitions and merchant penetration in tier-two cities. Profit margins remained resilient despite tighter competition and regulatory scrutiny. Analysts said the company’s focus on data-driven credit models and loyalty partnerships continues to sustain long-term profitability. Management reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, emphasizing operational efficiency and sustained card-spend momentum across key consumer segments.
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SBI Cards posts solid Q2 earnings as digital payments and retail credit surge
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SBI Cards’ Q2FY26 revenue rose 12% QoQ, led by 15% growth in digital transactions and stable margins driven by retail credit expansion.
SBI Cards reported steady growth for Q2FY26, with revenue rising about 12 percent quarter-on-quarter driven by strong retail credit demand and expanding digital payment volumes. Transaction values grew 15 percent, supported by higher customer acquisitions and merchant penetration in tier-two cities. Profit margins remained resilient despite tighter competition and regulatory scrutiny. Analysts said the company’s focus on data-driven credit models and loyalty partnerships continues to sustain long-term profitability. Management reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, emphasizing operational efficiency and sustained card-spend momentum across key consumer segments.
SBI Cards reported steady growth for Q2FY26, with revenue rising about 12 percent quarter-on-quarter driven by strong retail credit demand and expanding digital payment volumes. Transaction values grew 15 percent, supported by higher customer acquisitions and merchant penetration in tier-two cities. Profit margins remained resilient despite tighter competition and regulatory scrutiny. Analysts said the company’s focus on data-driven credit models and loyalty partnerships continues to sustain long-term profitability. Management reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, emphasizing operational efficiency and sustained card-spend momentum across key consumer segments.
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2 days agoIndian equities eye strong open amid global optimism and sectoral stability
Indian markets are set for a steady start following global cues and renewed investor confidence in banking and energy sectors. Technical analysts highlighted that the Nifty may hold support near 25,600 with resistance seen around 25,950 levels. Market breadth improved despite mid-day consolidation, reflecting institutional repositioning before month-end. Global indices advanced as risk sentiment strengthened across Asia. Domestic traders expect continued rotation into large caps and selective accumulation in high-dividend stocks as foreign flows stabilize after last week’s volatility.
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2 days agoIndian equities eye strong open amid global optimism and sectoral stability
Indian markets are set for a steady start following global cues and renewed investor confidence in banking and energy sectors. Technical analysts highlighted that the Nifty may hold support near 25,600 with resistance seen around 25,950 levels. Market breadth improved despite mid-day consolidation, reflecting institutional repositioning before month-end. Global indices advanced as risk sentiment strengthened across Asia. Domestic traders expect continued rotation into large caps and selective accumulation in high-dividend stocks as foreign flows stabilize after last week’s volatility.
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Indian benchmarks may remain stable with Nifty holding 25,600 support and resistance near 25,950 amid global optimism and sectoral consolidation signals.
Indian markets are set for a steady start following global cues and renewed investor confidence in banking and energy sectors. Technical analysts highlighted that the Nifty may hold support near 25,600 with resistance seen around 25,950 levels. Market breadth improved despite mid-day consolidation, reflecting institutional repositioning before month-end. Global indices advanced as risk sentiment strengthened across Asia. Domestic traders expect continued rotation into large caps and selective accumulation in high-dividend stocks as foreign flows stabilize after last week’s volatility.
Indian markets are set for a steady start following global cues and renewed investor confidence in banking and energy sectors. Technical analysts highlighted that the Nifty may hold support near 25,600 with resistance seen around 25,950 levels. Market breadth improved despite mid-day consolidation, reflecting institutional repositioning before month-end. Global indices advanced as risk sentiment strengthened across Asia. Domestic traders expect continued rotation into large caps and selective accumulation in high-dividend stocks as foreign flows stabilize after last week’s volatility.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:39 IST
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2 days agoKrishival Foods clears ₹100-crore rights issue to fuel dairy-sector expansion
Krishival Foods approved a ₹100-crore rights issue during its October 27 board meeting to strengthen capacity and meet rising retail-segment demand. Proceeds will finance new processing lines and working-capital needs across western India. Management said the plan aims to lower leverage and fund product innovation before the festive quarter. Market strategists noted the issue reflects improving investor appetite for mid-cap consumer businesses tapping equity markets. The initiative positions Krishival Foods to capture regional growth as packaged-dairy consumption accelerates through FY2026.
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2 days agoKrishival Foods clears ₹100-crore rights issue to fuel dairy-sector expansion
Krishival Foods approved a ₹100-crore rights issue during its October 27 board meeting to strengthen capacity and meet rising retail-segment demand. Proceeds will finance new processing lines and working-capital needs across western India. Management said the plan aims to lower leverage and fund product innovation before the festive quarter. Market strategists noted the issue reflects improving investor appetite for mid-cap consumer businesses tapping equity markets. The initiative positions Krishival Foods to capture regional growth as packaged-dairy consumption accelerates through FY2026.
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Krishival Foods clears ₹100-crore rights issue to fuel dairy-sector expansion
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Krishival Foods sanctioned a ₹100-crore rights issue to expand dairy processing and reduce debt, signaling rising equity interest in consumer-staple mid-caps.
Krishival Foods approved a ₹100-crore rights issue during its October 27 board meeting to strengthen capacity and meet rising retail-segment demand. Proceeds will finance new processing lines and working-capital needs across western India. Management said the plan aims to lower leverage and fund product innovation before the festive quarter. Market strategists noted the issue reflects improving investor appetite for mid-cap consumer businesses tapping equity markets. The initiative positions Krishival Foods to capture regional growth as packaged-dairy consumption accelerates through FY2026.
Krishival Foods approved a ₹100-crore rights issue during its October 27 board meeting to strengthen capacity and meet rising retail-segment demand. Proceeds will finance new processing lines and working-capital needs across western India. Management said the plan aims to lower leverage and fund product innovation before the festive quarter. Market strategists noted the issue reflects improving investor appetite for mid-cap consumer businesses tapping equity markets. The initiative positions Krishival Foods to capture regional growth as packaged-dairy consumption accelerates through FY2026.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:16 IST
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2 days agoBrigade expands southern footprint with ₹1,000-crore Chennai luxury project
Real-estate developer Brigade Enterprises finalized a joint development pact for a premium residential complex in Chennai valued at ₹1,000 crore. The project adds scale to its high-end portfolio and strengthens visibility in the South India housing corridor. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026 with sustainability features and digital amenities. Management expects improved profitability and synergy with its commercial assets. Analysts say the deal underscores continued investor confidence in Tier-I urban markets and aligns with Brigade’s strategy of diversifying revenue streams across metro regions.
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2 days agoBrigade expands southern footprint with ₹1,000-crore Chennai luxury project
Real-estate developer Brigade Enterprises finalized a joint development pact for a premium residential complex in Chennai valued at ₹1,000 crore. The project adds scale to its high-end portfolio and strengthens visibility in the South India housing corridor. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026 with sustainability features and digital amenities. Management expects improved profitability and synergy with its commercial assets. Analysts say the deal underscores continued investor confidence in Tier-I urban markets and aligns with Brigade’s strategy of diversifying revenue streams across metro regions.
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Brigade expands southern footprint with ₹1,000-crore Chennai luxury project
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Brigade Enterprises sealed a ₹1,000-crore Chennai project to expand its luxury-housing portfolio and reinforce its leadership in South India’s real-estate market.
Real-estate developer Brigade Enterprises finalized a joint development pact for a premium residential complex in Chennai valued at ₹1,000 crore. The project adds scale to its high-end portfolio and strengthens visibility in the South India housing corridor. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026 with sustainability features and digital amenities. Management expects improved profitability and synergy with its commercial assets. Analysts say the deal underscores continued investor confidence in Tier-I urban markets and aligns with Brigade’s strategy of diversifying revenue streams across metro regions.
Real-estate developer Brigade Enterprises finalized a joint development pact for a premium residential complex in Chennai valued at ₹1,000 crore. The project adds scale to its high-end portfolio and strengthens visibility in the South India housing corridor. Construction is slated to begin in early 2026 with sustainability features and digital amenities. Management expects improved profitability and synergy with its commercial assets. Analysts say the deal underscores continued investor confidence in Tier-I urban markets and aligns with Brigade’s strategy of diversifying revenue streams across metro regions.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:16 IST
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2 days agoHCL–MIT partnership aims to accelerate responsible AI and automation research
HCL Technologies and MIT Media Lab announced a long-term alliance focusing on ethical and scalable AI development. The collaboration will build automation frameworks, evaluate safety standards, and design human-centric interfaces for enterprise deployment. HCL said the effort complements its strategy to integrate generative-AI models across digital-operations platforms. Researchers expect early prototypes in industrial design and process optimization within a year. The agreement highlights a growing trend of Indian IT majors investing in collaborative research with U.S. institutions to enhance innovation depth.
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2 days agoHCL–MIT partnership aims to accelerate responsible AI and automation research
HCL Technologies and MIT Media Lab announced a long-term alliance focusing on ethical and scalable AI development. The collaboration will build automation frameworks, evaluate safety standards, and design human-centric interfaces for enterprise deployment. HCL said the effort complements its strategy to integrate generative-AI models across digital-operations platforms. Researchers expect early prototypes in industrial design and process optimization within a year. The agreement highlights a growing trend of Indian IT majors investing in collaborative research with U.S. institutions to enhance innovation depth.
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HCL–MIT partnership aims to accelerate responsible AI and automation research
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HCL Technologies joined MIT Media Lab to co-develop automation and responsible-AI frameworks, targeting enterprise adoption and deepening Indo-U.S. technology research ties.
HCL Technologies and MIT Media Lab announced a long-term alliance focusing on ethical and scalable AI development. The collaboration will build automation frameworks, evaluate safety standards, and design human-centric interfaces for enterprise deployment. HCL said the effort complements its strategy to integrate generative-AI models across digital-operations platforms. Researchers expect early prototypes in industrial design and process optimization within a year. The agreement highlights a growing trend of Indian IT majors investing in collaborative research with U.S. institutions to enhance innovation depth.
HCL Technologies and MIT Media Lab announced a long-term alliance focusing on ethical and scalable AI development. The collaboration will build automation frameworks, evaluate safety standards, and design human-centric interfaces for enterprise deployment. HCL said the effort complements its strategy to integrate generative-AI models across digital-operations platforms. Researchers expect early prototypes in industrial design and process optimization within a year. The agreement highlights a growing trend of Indian IT majors investing in collaborative research with U.S. institutions to enhance innovation depth.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 14:05 IST
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2 days agoMarkets diverge globally as investors weigh U.S.–China progress claims
Equities across regions moved in different directions after President Trump suggested Washington and Beijing were nearing a trade accord. U.S. futures advanced while Japan’s Nikkei crossed the 50,000 milestone and Europe saw limited follow-through. Analysts said traders are reassessing tariff-rollback expectations and near-term policy risk. Technology and energy shares led Asia’s upswing, whereas bond yields steadied on renewed growth optimism. Currency markets remained calm with emerging-market units firming slightly as investors shifted to selective risk positions heading into quarter-end.
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2 days agoMarkets diverge globally as investors weigh U.S.–China progress claims
Equities across regions moved in different directions after President Trump suggested Washington and Beijing were nearing a trade accord. U.S. futures advanced while Japan’s Nikkei crossed the 50,000 milestone and Europe saw limited follow-through. Analysts said traders are reassessing tariff-rollback expectations and near-term policy risk. Technology and energy shares led Asia’s upswing, whereas bond yields steadied on renewed growth optimism. Currency markets remained calm with emerging-market units firming slightly as investors shifted to selective risk positions heading into quarter-end.
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Markets diverge globally as investors weigh U.S.–China progress claims
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Global stocks split directionally after Trump’s trade-deal remarks, with Asian tech and energy shares rising as Europe and U.S. futures showed caution.
Equities across regions moved in different directions after President Trump suggested Washington and Beijing were nearing a trade accord. U.S. futures advanced while Japan’s Nikkei crossed the 50,000 milestone and Europe saw limited follow-through. Analysts said traders are reassessing tariff-rollback expectations and near-term policy risk. Technology and energy shares led Asia’s upswing, whereas bond yields steadied on renewed growth optimism. Currency markets remained calm with emerging-market units firming slightly as investors shifted to selective risk positions heading into quarter-end.
Equities across regions moved in different directions after President Trump suggested Washington and Beijing were nearing a trade accord. U.S. futures advanced while Japan’s Nikkei crossed the 50,000 milestone and Europe saw limited follow-through. Analysts said traders are reassessing tariff-rollback expectations and near-term policy risk. Technology and energy shares led Asia’s upswing, whereas bond yields steadied on renewed growth optimism. Currency markets remained calm with emerging-market units firming slightly as investors shifted to selective risk positions heading into quarter-end.
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2 days agoGovernment report projects robust FY25 growth amid strong consumption and tax reforms
India’s economic outlook for FY2025 remains upbeat, supported by resilient domestic demand and recent consumption-tax reductions. A government report emphasized broad-based expansion across manufacturing and services despite global trade frictions. Export diversification efforts are accelerating as 55 percent of shipments face U.S. tariff exposure, prompting deeper regional linkages within Asia and Africa. Economists expect GDP growth above 7 percent if fiscal spending sustains and monsoon trends remain normal. Officials highlighted continued capex momentum as the key driver of medium-term employment and income growth.
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2 days agoGovernment report projects robust FY25 growth amid strong consumption and tax reforms
India’s economic outlook for FY2025 remains upbeat, supported by resilient domestic demand and recent consumption-tax reductions. A government report emphasized broad-based expansion across manufacturing and services despite global trade frictions. Export diversification efforts are accelerating as 55 percent of shipments face U.S. tariff exposure, prompting deeper regional linkages within Asia and Africa. Economists expect GDP growth above 7 percent if fiscal spending sustains and monsoon trends remain normal. Officials highlighted continued capex momentum as the key driver of medium-term employment and income growth.
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Government report projects robust FY25 growth amid strong consumption and tax reforms
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A government study reaffirmed India’s FY25 growth above 7 percent, citing strong demand, tax cuts, and expanding exports despite persistent U.S.-tariff challenges.
India’s economic outlook for FY2025 remains upbeat, supported by resilient domestic demand and recent consumption-tax reductions. A government report emphasized broad-based expansion across manufacturing and services despite global trade frictions. Export diversification efforts are accelerating as 55 percent of shipments face U.S. tariff exposure, prompting deeper regional linkages within Asia and Africa. Economists expect GDP growth above 7 percent if fiscal spending sustains and monsoon trends remain normal. Officials highlighted continued capex momentum as the key driver of medium-term employment and income growth.
India’s economic outlook for FY2025 remains upbeat, supported by resilient domestic demand and recent consumption-tax reductions. A government report emphasized broad-based expansion across manufacturing and services despite global trade frictions. Export diversification efforts are accelerating as 55 percent of shipments face U.S. tariff exposure, prompting deeper regional linkages within Asia and Africa. Economists expect GDP growth above 7 percent if fiscal spending sustains and monsoon trends remain normal. Officials highlighted continued capex momentum as the key driver of medium-term employment and income growth.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:58 IST
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2 days agoFund houses pare equity exposure as managers rotate toward defensives
Over twenty domestic mutual fund schemes trimmed positions in ten prominent equities, reducing holdings by as much as seventy percent since August. Key declines included Aditya Birla Fashion (₹532 crore) and Raymond Ltd (₹71 crore). Portfolio managers cited stretched valuations and a preference for defensive sectors amid volatile foreign inflows. The pullback, the sharpest in two quarters, highlights an ongoing realignment toward low-beta segments such as FMCG and banking. Analysts view the rebalancing as profit-taking after extended mid-cap rallies through the fiscal year.
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2 days agoFund houses pare equity exposure as managers rotate toward defensives
Over twenty domestic mutual fund schemes trimmed positions in ten prominent equities, reducing holdings by as much as seventy percent since August. Key declines included Aditya Birla Fashion (₹532 crore) and Raymond Ltd (₹71 crore). Portfolio managers cited stretched valuations and a preference for defensive sectors amid volatile foreign inflows. The pullback, the sharpest in two quarters, highlights an ongoing realignment toward low-beta segments such as FMCG and banking. Analysts view the rebalancing as profit-taking after extended mid-cap rallies through the fiscal year.
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Fund houses pare equity exposure as managers rotate toward defensives
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Indian mutual funds cut stakes in multiple large- and mid-caps—up to 70%—redirecting exposure toward defensives like FMCG and banking amid valuation concerns.
Over twenty domestic mutual fund schemes trimmed positions in ten prominent equities, reducing holdings by as much as seventy percent since August. Key declines included Aditya Birla Fashion (₹532 crore) and Raymond Ltd (₹71 crore). Portfolio managers cited stretched valuations and a preference for defensive sectors amid volatile foreign inflows. The pullback, the sharpest in two quarters, highlights an ongoing realignment toward low-beta segments such as FMCG and banking. Analysts view the rebalancing as profit-taking after extended mid-cap rallies through the fiscal year.
Over twenty domestic mutual fund schemes trimmed positions in ten prominent equities, reducing holdings by as much as seventy percent since August. Key declines included Aditya Birla Fashion (₹532 crore) and Raymond Ltd (₹71 crore). Portfolio managers cited stretched valuations and a preference for defensive sectors amid volatile foreign inflows. The pullback, the sharpest in two quarters, highlights an ongoing realignment toward low-beta segments such as FMCG and banking. Analysts view the rebalancing as profit-taking after extended mid-cap rallies through the fiscal year.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:55 IST
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2 days agoInvestor demand spikes as Shriram Properties secures new Chennai housing deal
Shriram Properties climbed 6% to ₹93.25 after confirming a fresh development agreement for a large residential project in Chennai. The pact adds premium inventory to its portfolio and signals sustained confidence in southern housing demand. Trading activity surged on the NSE, reflecting improved sentiment for mid-tier developers. Market analysts expect the project to lift cash flows and accelerate quarterly revenue recognition. The momentum underscores a broader recovery in urban real estate driven by lower borrowing costs and steady home-buyer interest.
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2 days agoInvestor demand spikes as Shriram Properties secures new Chennai housing deal
Shriram Properties climbed 6% to ₹93.25 after confirming a fresh development agreement for a large residential project in Chennai. The pact adds premium inventory to its portfolio and signals sustained confidence in southern housing demand. Trading activity surged on the NSE, reflecting improved sentiment for mid-tier developers. Market analysts expect the project to lift cash flows and accelerate quarterly revenue recognition. The momentum underscores a broader recovery in urban real estate driven by lower borrowing costs and steady home-buyer interest.
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Investor demand spikes as Shriram Properties secures new Chennai housing deal
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Shares of Shriram Properties advanced 6% following a new Chennai project agreement expected to strengthen cash flow and revive housing-sector confidence.
Shriram Properties climbed 6% to ₹93.25 after confirming a fresh development agreement for a large residential project in Chennai. The pact adds premium inventory to its portfolio and signals sustained confidence in southern housing demand. Trading activity surged on the NSE, reflecting improved sentiment for mid-tier developers. Market analysts expect the project to lift cash flows and accelerate quarterly revenue recognition. The momentum underscores a broader recovery in urban real estate driven by lower borrowing costs and steady home-buyer interest.
Shriram Properties climbed 6% to ₹93.25 after confirming a fresh development agreement for a large residential project in Chennai. The pact adds premium inventory to its portfolio and signals sustained confidence in southern housing demand. Trading activity surged on the NSE, reflecting improved sentiment for mid-tier developers. Market analysts expect the project to lift cash flows and accelerate quarterly revenue recognition. The momentum underscores a broader recovery in urban real estate driven by lower borrowing costs and steady home-buyer interest.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:54 IST
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2 days agoMomentum builds in select large caps as analysts flag key stocks to track
Analysts highlighted Reliance Industries, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Coforge, HUDCO, and Container Corporation of India among key stocks likely to witness active trading Monday. Optimism in Asian markets and progress in global trade discussions have strengthened momentum for large-cap counters tied to export demand and infrastructure spending. Broader cues from GIFT Nifty futures and Nikkei’s record rally suggest renewed buying interest across energy, IT, and logistics sectors. Investors await corporate updates expected later this week to gauge earnings resilience.
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2 days agoMomentum builds in select large caps as analysts flag key stocks to track
Analysts highlighted Reliance Industries, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Coforge, HUDCO, and Container Corporation of India among key stocks likely to witness active trading Monday. Optimism in Asian markets and progress in global trade discussions have strengthened momentum for large-cap counters tied to export demand and infrastructure spending. Broader cues from GIFT Nifty futures and Nikkei’s record rally suggest renewed buying interest across energy, IT, and logistics sectors. Investors await corporate updates expected later this week to gauge earnings resilience.
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Momentum builds in select large caps as analysts flag key stocks to track
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Brokerages flagged RIL, Dr Reddy’s, Coforge, HUDCO, and Concor as potential gainers amid Asian optimism and improving global trade sentiment.
Analysts highlighted Reliance Industries, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Coforge, HUDCO, and Container Corporation of India among key stocks likely to witness active trading Monday. Optimism in Asian markets and progress in global trade discussions have strengthened momentum for large-cap counters tied to export demand and infrastructure spending. Broader cues from GIFT Nifty futures and Nikkei’s record rally suggest renewed buying interest across energy, IT, and logistics sectors. Investors await corporate updates expected later this week to gauge earnings resilience.
Analysts highlighted Reliance Industries, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, Coforge, HUDCO, and Container Corporation of India among key stocks likely to witness active trading Monday. Optimism in Asian markets and progress in global trade discussions have strengthened momentum for large-cap counters tied to export demand and infrastructure spending. Broader cues from GIFT Nifty futures and Nikkei’s record rally suggest renewed buying interest across energy, IT, and logistics sectors. Investors await corporate updates expected later this week to gauge earnings resilience.
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Reliance Industries
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:54 IST
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2 days agoSensex rallies 567 points as global optimism fuels Indian equities
The Sensex jumped 567 points on Monday, mirroring gains across global markets after renewed optimism over a potential U.S.–China trade agreement and expectations of forthcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. Broader market participation strengthened as investors rotated into cyclical sectors including financials, autos, and capital goods. Analysts cited resilient domestic macro data and falling oil prices as added catalysts. The rally reflects heightened risk appetite following the Nikkei’s record close above 50,000 and steady U.S. futures ahead of the opening bell.
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2 days agoSensex rallies 567 points as global optimism fuels Indian equities
The Sensex jumped 567 points on Monday, mirroring gains across global markets after renewed optimism over a potential U.S.–China trade agreement and expectations of forthcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. Broader market participation strengthened as investors rotated into cyclical sectors including financials, autos, and capital goods. Analysts cited resilient domestic macro data and falling oil prices as added catalysts. The rally reflects heightened risk appetite following the Nikkei’s record close above 50,000 and steady U.S. futures ahead of the opening bell.
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Sensex rallies 567 points as global optimism fuels Indian equities
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Indian equities surged with the Sensex up 567 points, buoyed by U.S.–China trade hopes and Fed-cut bets alongside robust domestic fundamentals.
The Sensex jumped 567 points on Monday, mirroring gains across global markets after renewed optimism over a potential U.S.–China trade agreement and expectations of forthcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. Broader market participation strengthened as investors rotated into cyclical sectors including financials, autos, and capital goods. Analysts cited resilient domestic macro data and falling oil prices as added catalysts. The rally reflects heightened risk appetite following the Nikkei’s record close above 50,000 and steady U.S. futures ahead of the opening bell.
The Sensex jumped 567 points on Monday, mirroring gains across global markets after renewed optimism over a potential U.S.–China trade agreement and expectations of forthcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts. Broader market participation strengthened as investors rotated into cyclical sectors including financials, autos, and capital goods. Analysts cited resilient domestic macro data and falling oil prices as added catalysts. The rally reflects heightened risk appetite following the Nikkei’s record close above 50,000 and steady U.S. futures ahead of the opening bell.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:53 IST
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2 days agoIndian markets poised to open higher as global optimism lifts sentiment
Indian equity benchmarks are set for a firm start to the week with GIFT Nifty futures rising 271 points to 26,087 reflecting strong cues from Asian and U.S. markets. Japan’s Nikkei climbed more than 2%, breaching the 50,000 mark for the first time, while U.S. indices rallied on hopes of monetary easing. Analysts expect broad-based buying in banking and IT sectors, supported by improved global risk appetite and steady foreign institutional inflows at the start of the trading week.
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2 days agoIndian markets poised to open higher as global optimism lifts sentiment
Indian equity benchmarks are set for a firm start to the week with GIFT Nifty futures rising 271 points to 26,087 reflecting strong cues from Asian and U.S. markets. Japan’s Nikkei climbed more than 2%, breaching the 50,000 mark for the first time, while U.S. indices rallied on hopes of monetary easing. Analysts expect broad-based buying in banking and IT sectors, supported by improved global risk appetite and steady foreign institutional inflows at the start of the trading week.
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Indian markets poised to open higher as global optimism lifts sentiment
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GIFT Nifty futures advanced 271 points to 26,087, mirroring Asian strength as Nikkei topped 50,000 and U.S. stocks gained on Fed-cut optimism.
Indian equity benchmarks are set for a firm start to the week with GIFT Nifty futures rising 271 points to 26,087 reflecting strong cues from Asian and U.S. markets. Japan’s Nikkei climbed more than 2%, breaching the 50,000 mark for the first time, while U.S. indices rallied on hopes of monetary easing. Analysts expect broad-based buying in banking and IT sectors, supported by improved global risk appetite and steady foreign institutional inflows at the start of the trading week.
Indian equity benchmarks are set for a firm start to the week with GIFT Nifty futures rising 271 points to 26,087 reflecting strong cues from Asian and U.S. markets. Japan’s Nikkei climbed more than 2%, breaching the 50,000 mark for the first time, while U.S. indices rallied on hopes of monetary easing. Analysts expect broad-based buying in banking and IT sectors, supported by improved global risk appetite and steady foreign institutional inflows at the start of the trading week.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:53 IST
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2 days agoIndia approves US$626 million in component-manufacturing projects to cut imports
The Indian government has approved seven projects worth about US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to boost domestic electronics-component manufacturing. The initiatives span multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates by firms such as Kaynes Circuits India, SRF Ltd and Syrma Strategic Electronics across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs. The move forms part of India’s bid to reduce import dependence and strengthen value chains in sectors including defence, telecom and EVs.
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2 days agoIndia approves US$626 million in component-manufacturing projects to cut imports
The Indian government has approved seven projects worth about US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to boost domestic electronics-component manufacturing. The initiatives span multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates by firms such as Kaynes Circuits India, SRF Ltd and Syrma Strategic Electronics across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs. The move forms part of India’s bid to reduce import dependence and strengthen value chains in sectors including defence, telecom and EVs.
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India approves US$626 million in component-manufacturing projects to cut imports
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India green-lights US$626 m in electronics-component manufacturing projects aimed at import-substitution and job creation.
The Indian government has approved seven projects worth about US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to boost domestic electronics-component manufacturing. The initiatives span multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates by firms such as Kaynes Circuits India, SRF Ltd and Syrma Strategic Electronics across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs. The move forms part of India’s bid to reduce import dependence and strengthen value chains in sectors including defence, telecom and EVs.
The Indian government has approved seven projects worth about US$625.8 million (₹55 billion) to boost domestic electronics-component manufacturing. The initiatives span multilayer PCBs, camera modules and laminates by firms such as Kaynes Circuits India, SRF Ltd and Syrma Strategic Electronics across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The projects are expected to produce components worth ~₹365 billion and create over 5,100 direct jobs. The move forms part of India’s bid to reduce import dependence and strengthen value chains in sectors including defence, telecom and EVs.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:45 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s growth outlook strong, trade diversifies amid U.S. tariff tensions
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by robust domestic demand, easing inflation and recent consumption tax cuts. Prices are expected to stay soft in the financial year ending March 31, helped by a positive outlook for food production despite reduced acreage under oilseeds and cash crops. The report also highlights that exports are diversifying as India seeks to reduce reliance on a few markets.
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2 days agoIndia’s growth outlook strong, trade diversifies amid U.S. tariff tensions
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by robust domestic demand, easing inflation and recent consumption tax cuts. Prices are expected to stay soft in the financial year ending March 31, helped by a positive outlook for food production despite reduced acreage under oilseeds and cash crops. The report also highlights that exports are diversifying as India seeks to reduce reliance on a few markets.
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India’s growth outlook strong, trade diversifies amid U.S. tariff tensions
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India’s growth forecast remains firm as domestic demand and export diversification offset external pressures and inflation remains manageable.
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by robust domestic demand, easing inflation and recent consumption tax cuts. Prices are expected to stay soft in the financial year ending March 31, helped by a positive outlook for food production despite reduced acreage under oilseeds and cash crops. The report also highlights that exports are diversifying as India seeks to reduce reliance on a few markets.
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by robust domestic demand, easing inflation and recent consumption tax cuts. Prices are expected to stay soft in the financial year ending March 31, helped by a positive outlook for food production despite reduced acreage under oilseeds and cash crops. The report also highlights that exports are diversifying as India seeks to reduce reliance on a few markets.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:44 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s IPO pipeline set for surge; Rs 40,000 crore expected in next two months
Indian primary markets are gearing for a fresh wave of initial public offerings, with nearly Rs 40,000 crore of listings expected in the coming two months. Analysts point to more than a score of companies lined up to go public, following a busy season in September and October. The uptick in activity underlines growing investor appetite and a maturing market structure in India’s capital markets.
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2 days agoIndia’s IPO pipeline set for surge; Rs 40,000 crore expected in next two months
Indian primary markets are gearing for a fresh wave of initial public offerings, with nearly Rs 40,000 crore of listings expected in the coming two months. Analysts point to more than a score of companies lined up to go public, following a busy season in September and October. The uptick in activity underlines growing investor appetite and a maturing market structure in India’s capital markets.
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India’s IPO pipeline set for surge; Rs 40,000 crore expected in next two months
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India’s IPO pipeline could raise ~Rs 40,000 crore in the next two months as dozens of companies prepare to list.
Indian primary markets are gearing for a fresh wave of initial public offerings, with nearly Rs 40,000 crore of listings expected in the coming two months. Analysts point to more than a score of companies lined up to go public, following a busy season in September and October. The uptick in activity underlines growing investor appetite and a maturing market structure in India’s capital markets.
Indian primary markets are gearing for a fresh wave of initial public offerings, with nearly Rs 40,000 crore of listings expected in the coming two months. Analysts point to more than a score of companies lined up to go public, following a busy season in September and October. The uptick in activity underlines growing investor appetite and a maturing market structure in India’s capital markets.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:02 IST
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2 days agoIndia regulator halts IPO of Sterlite Electric amid listing wave
India’s markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has temporarily suspended the IPO of Sterlite Electric, part of the Vedanta Group, which had filed for a fresh issue of 7.8 million shares and a matching offer-for-sale. SEBI did not provide details on the reason for the delay. The decision comes as India’s IPO market remains hot, with over 240 large- and mid-sized listings raising more than US $10.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025 and expectations of up to US $8 billion more this quarter.
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2 days agoIndia regulator halts IPO of Sterlite Electric amid listing wave
India’s markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has temporarily suspended the IPO of Sterlite Electric, part of the Vedanta Group, which had filed for a fresh issue of 7.8 million shares and a matching offer-for-sale. SEBI did not provide details on the reason for the delay. The decision comes as India’s IPO market remains hot, with over 240 large- and mid-sized listings raising more than US $10.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025 and expectations of up to US $8 billion more this quarter.
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India regulator halts IPO of Sterlite Electric amid listing wave
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SEBI halts Sterlite Electric’s IPO ahead of listing, citing unspecified reasons in a busy Indian primary-market phase.
India’s markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has temporarily suspended the IPO of Sterlite Electric, part of the Vedanta Group, which had filed for a fresh issue of 7.8 million shares and a matching offer-for-sale. SEBI did not provide details on the reason for the delay. The decision comes as India’s IPO market remains hot, with over 240 large- and mid-sized listings raising more than US $10.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025 and expectations of up to US $8 billion more this quarter.
India’s markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has temporarily suspended the IPO of Sterlite Electric, part of the Vedanta Group, which had filed for a fresh issue of 7.8 million shares and a matching offer-for-sale. SEBI did not provide details on the reason for the delay. The decision comes as India’s IPO market remains hot, with over 240 large- and mid-sized listings raising more than US $10.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025 and expectations of up to US $8 billion more this quarter.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 13:02 IST
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2 days agoBrokerages expect double-digit recovery for Indian automakers after five weak quarters
Brokerages project India’s automaker sector will see 10-17 % year-on-year revenue growth and ~15 % profit growth in Q2 FY26, ending five consecutive quarters of sluggish results. The recovery drivers include strength in two-wheeler and tractor segments, improved exports, lower shipping costs and tax cuts announced in September. However, passenger-vehicle sales remain soft, with expected 1.5 % decline and margin pressure due to new launches and higher costs. Autos may lead the next leg of India’s cyclical rebound.
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2 days agoBrokerages expect double-digit recovery for Indian automakers after five weak quarters
Brokerages project India’s automaker sector will see 10-17 % year-on-year revenue growth and ~15 % profit growth in Q2 FY26, ending five consecutive quarters of sluggish results. The recovery drivers include strength in two-wheeler and tractor segments, improved exports, lower shipping costs and tax cuts announced in September. However, passenger-vehicle sales remain soft, with expected 1.5 % decline and margin pressure due to new launches and higher costs. Autos may lead the next leg of India’s cyclical rebound.
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Brokerages expect double-digit recovery for Indian automakers after five weak quarters
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Indian automaker sector likely to post ~15 % profit growth in Q2 after five weak quarters, aided by two-wheelers, tractors & exports.
Brokerages project India’s automaker sector will see 10-17 % year-on-year revenue growth and ~15 % profit growth in Q2 FY26, ending five consecutive quarters of sluggish results. The recovery drivers include strength in two-wheeler and tractor segments, improved exports, lower shipping costs and tax cuts announced in September. However, passenger-vehicle sales remain soft, with expected 1.5 % decline and margin pressure due to new launches and higher costs. Autos may lead the next leg of India’s cyclical rebound.
Brokerages project India’s automaker sector will see 10-17 % year-on-year revenue growth and ~15 % profit growth in Q2 FY26, ending five consecutive quarters of sluggish results. The recovery drivers include strength in two-wheeler and tractor segments, improved exports, lower shipping costs and tax cuts announced in September. However, passenger-vehicle sales remain soft, with expected 1.5 % decline and margin pressure due to new launches and higher costs. Autos may lead the next leg of India’s cyclical rebound.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:59 IST
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2 days agoAdani Energy Solutions Ltd sees 21 % profit drop in Q2 despite revenue growth
Adani Energy Solutions Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹534 crore for Q2 FY26, down 21 % from ₹675 crore a year ago, even as revenue rose 7 % to ₹6,596 crore. The company cited rising costs and transmission/distribution segment pressures despite higher smart meter deployment. Its order-book pipeline in transmission projects remains robust at ~₹60,004 crore, with a smart-meter order pipeline of 2.46 crore meters valued at ~₹29,519 crore. The stock closed marginally higher post-results.
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2 days agoAdani Energy Solutions Ltd sees 21 % profit drop in Q2 despite revenue growth
Adani Energy Solutions Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹534 crore for Q2 FY26, down 21 % from ₹675 crore a year ago, even as revenue rose 7 % to ₹6,596 crore. The company cited rising costs and transmission/distribution segment pressures despite higher smart meter deployment. Its order-book pipeline in transmission projects remains robust at ~₹60,004 crore, with a smart-meter order pipeline of 2.46 crore meters valued at ~₹29,519 crore. The stock closed marginally higher post-results.
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Adani Energy Solutions Ltd sees 21 % profit drop in Q2 despite revenue growth
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Adani Energy sees net profit fall 21 % to ₹534 crore in Q2; revenue up 7 % but cost pressures persist.
Adani Energy Solutions Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹534 crore for Q2 FY26, down 21 % from ₹675 crore a year ago, even as revenue rose 7 % to ₹6,596 crore. The company cited rising costs and transmission/distribution segment pressures despite higher smart meter deployment. Its order-book pipeline in transmission projects remains robust at ~₹60,004 crore, with a smart-meter order pipeline of 2.46 crore meters valued at ~₹29,519 crore. The stock closed marginally higher post-results.
Adani Energy Solutions Ltd reported a consolidated net profit of ₹534 crore for Q2 FY26, down 21 % from ₹675 crore a year ago, even as revenue rose 7 % to ₹6,596 crore. The company cited rising costs and transmission/distribution segment pressures despite higher smart meter deployment. Its order-book pipeline in transmission projects remains robust at ~₹60,004 crore, with a smart-meter order pipeline of 2.46 crore meters valued at ~₹29,519 crore. The stock closed marginally higher post-results.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:59 IST
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2 days agoIndian Oil Corporation Ltd swings back to profit as refining margins improve
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd reported a standalone net profit of ₹76.10 billion for the quarter ended September 30, up from just ₹1.80 billion in the same quarter last year, driven by stronger refining margins and a 4 % year-on-year revenue increase to ₹2.03 trillion. The firm’s refining margin rose to US$10.6 per barrel in the quarter, up from US$4.08 a year earlier. Analysts noted that increased exports and lower crude input costs underpinned the turnaround. Shares rose ~3 % on the day.
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2 days agoIndian Oil Corporation Ltd swings back to profit as refining margins improve
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd reported a standalone net profit of ₹76.10 billion for the quarter ended September 30, up from just ₹1.80 billion in the same quarter last year, driven by stronger refining margins and a 4 % year-on-year revenue increase to ₹2.03 trillion. The firm’s refining margin rose to US$10.6 per barrel in the quarter, up from US$4.08 a year earlier. Analysts noted that increased exports and lower crude input costs underpinned the turnaround. Shares rose ~3 % on the day.
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Indian Oil Corporation Ltd swings back to profit as refining margins improve
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Indian Oil returns to profit (₹76.10 bn) in Q2 thanks to stronger refining margins and a 4 % revenue lift.
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd reported a standalone net profit of ₹76.10 billion for the quarter ended September 30, up from just ₹1.80 billion in the same quarter last year, driven by stronger refining margins and a 4 % year-on-year revenue increase to ₹2.03 trillion. The firm’s refining margin rose to US$10.6 per barrel in the quarter, up from US$4.08 a year earlier. Analysts noted that increased exports and lower crude input costs underpinned the turnaround. Shares rose ~3 % on the day.
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd reported a standalone net profit of ₹76.10 billion for the quarter ended September 30, up from just ₹1.80 billion in the same quarter last year, driven by stronger refining margins and a 4 % year-on-year revenue increase to ₹2.03 trillion. The firm’s refining margin rose to US$10.6 per barrel in the quarter, up from US$4.08 a year earlier. Analysts noted that increased exports and lower crude input costs underpinned the turnaround. Shares rose ~3 % on the day.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:59 IST
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2 days agoCommodity markets surge: aluminium hits record high, crude oil advances
India’s commodity futures on Monday saw sharp moves: aluminium futures for November delivery soared to a record ₹272.20 per kg, while crude oil futures rose ~₹17 (0.31 %) to ₹5,444 per barrel on the Multi-Commodity Exchange. Copper and zinc contracts also climbed as spot demand firmed and supply concerns emerged, particularly in global aluminium smelting disruptions. Analysts warn higher metal and energy prices could stoke inflation and challenge cost margins for commodity-intensive Indian companies.
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2 days agoCommodity markets surge: aluminium hits record high, crude oil advances
India’s commodity futures on Monday saw sharp moves: aluminium futures for November delivery soared to a record ₹272.20 per kg, while crude oil futures rose ~₹17 (0.31 %) to ₹5,444 per barrel on the Multi-Commodity Exchange. Copper and zinc contracts also climbed as spot demand firmed and supply concerns emerged, particularly in global aluminium smelting disruptions. Analysts warn higher metal and energy prices could stoke inflation and challenge cost margins for commodity-intensive Indian companies.
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Commodity markets surge: aluminium hits record high, crude oil advances
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Aluminium futures hit record ₹272.20/kg and crude oil rose to ₹5,444/bbl in India, driven by demand pickup and supply concerns.
India’s commodity futures on Monday saw sharp moves: aluminium futures for November delivery soared to a record ₹272.20 per kg, while crude oil futures rose ~₹17 (0.31 %) to ₹5,444 per barrel on the Multi-Commodity Exchange. Copper and zinc contracts also climbed as spot demand firmed and supply concerns emerged, particularly in global aluminium smelting disruptions. Analysts warn higher metal and energy prices could stoke inflation and challenge cost margins for commodity-intensive Indian companies.
India’s commodity futures on Monday saw sharp moves: aluminium futures for November delivery soared to a record ₹272.20 per kg, while crude oil futures rose ~₹17 (0.31 %) to ₹5,444 per barrel on the Multi-Commodity Exchange. Copper and zinc contracts also climbed as spot demand firmed and supply concerns emerged, particularly in global aluminium smelting disruptions. Analysts warn higher metal and energy prices could stoke inflation and challenge cost margins for commodity-intensive Indian companies.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:41 IST
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2 days agoDeep-tech startup Hydgen raises US$5 million to build on-site green-hydrogen solutions
Indian industrial-tech startup Hydgen has secured a pre-Series A funding round of US$5 million via an equity-debt mix, led by Transition Venture Capital along with participation by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments, Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and strategic family-offices in India and Singapore. Hydgen focuses on delivering on-site green hydrogen solutions for industrial clients, aligning with India’s push on decarbonising heavy industry. The company plans to scale deployment and reach commercial pilots over the next 12-18 months.
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2 days agoDeep-tech startup Hydgen raises US$5 million to build on-site green-hydrogen solutions
Indian industrial-tech startup Hydgen has secured a pre-Series A funding round of US$5 million via an equity-debt mix, led by Transition Venture Capital along with participation by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments, Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and strategic family-offices in India and Singapore. Hydgen focuses on delivering on-site green hydrogen solutions for industrial clients, aligning with India’s push on decarbonising heavy industry. The company plans to scale deployment and reach commercial pilots over the next 12-18 months.
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Deep-tech startup Hydgen raises US$5 million to build on-site green-hydrogen solutions
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Startup Hydgen raises US$5 m in a pre-Series A round, targeting on-site green hydrogen solutions for industrial users in India.
Indian industrial-tech startup Hydgen has secured a pre-Series A funding round of US$5 million via an equity-debt mix, led by Transition Venture Capital along with participation by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments, Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and strategic family-offices in India and Singapore. Hydgen focuses on delivering on-site green hydrogen solutions for industrial clients, aligning with India’s push on decarbonising heavy industry. The company plans to scale deployment and reach commercial pilots over the next 12-18 months.
Indian industrial-tech startup Hydgen has secured a pre-Series A funding round of US$5 million via an equity-debt mix, led by Transition Venture Capital along with participation by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments, Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and strategic family-offices in India and Singapore. Hydgen focuses on delivering on-site green hydrogen solutions for industrial clients, aligning with India’s push on decarbonising heavy industry. The company plans to scale deployment and reach commercial pilots over the next 12-18 months.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:41 IST
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2 days agoSensex ends 567 pts higher, Nifty closes above 25,950 on Monday rally
Indian benchmark indexes advanced strongly on Monday with the BSE Sensex rising about 567 points to reach 84,700-plus and the Nifty 50 closing above 25,950. Gains were broad-based, with major sectors rallying on hopes of U.S. rate cuts and progress in U.S.–China trade talks. Market activity was bolstered by rising participation from mid-cap and small-cap stocks, both of which gained roughly 0.8-0.9%. Analysts saw this as a technical up-move with a broader bullish bias, though caution remains toward global headwinds.
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2 days agoSensex ends 567 pts higher, Nifty closes above 25,950 on Monday rally
Indian benchmark indexes advanced strongly on Monday with the BSE Sensex rising about 567 points to reach 84,700-plus and the Nifty 50 closing above 25,950. Gains were broad-based, with major sectors rallying on hopes of U.S. rate cuts and progress in U.S.–China trade talks. Market activity was bolstered by rising participation from mid-cap and small-cap stocks, both of which gained roughly 0.8-0.9%. Analysts saw this as a technical up-move with a broader bullish bias, though caution remains toward global headwinds.
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Sensex ends 567 pts higher, Nifty closes above 25,950 on Monday rally
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Sensex rose 567 points and Nifty closed above 25,950 as broad-based gains kicked in amid global trade and rate-cut optimism.
Indian benchmark indexes advanced strongly on Monday with the BSE Sensex rising about 567 points to reach 84,700-plus and the Nifty 50 closing above 25,950. Gains were broad-based, with major sectors rallying on hopes of U.S. rate cuts and progress in U.S.–China trade talks. Market activity was bolstered by rising participation from mid-cap and small-cap stocks, both of which gained roughly 0.8-0.9%. Analysts saw this as a technical up-move with a broader bullish bias, though caution remains toward global headwinds.
Indian benchmark indexes advanced strongly on Monday with the BSE Sensex rising about 567 points to reach 84,700-plus and the Nifty 50 closing above 25,950. Gains were broad-based, with major sectors rallying on hopes of U.S. rate cuts and progress in U.S.–China trade talks. Market activity was bolstered by rising participation from mid-cap and small-cap stocks, both of which gained roughly 0.8-0.9%. Analysts saw this as a technical up-move with a broader bullish bias, though caution remains toward global headwinds.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:08 IST
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2 days agoMarket strategist flags three stocks: CESC, GPIL and Raymond Realty for buying
Market analyst Vaishali Parekh today identified three stocks for buying on October 27 2025: CESC Ltd at ₹184.65 with target ₹194, stop-loss ₹180; GPIL at ₹263.50 with target ₹276, stop-loss ₹257; and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 with target ₹250, stop-loss ₹233. She noted that the Nifty 50 remains supported around 25,400 and cautioned that a break below could dampen market sentiment. The picks reflect a cautiously optimistic stance in an uncertain global backdrop.
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2 days agoMarket strategist flags three stocks: CESC, GPIL and Raymond Realty for buying
Market analyst Vaishali Parekh today identified three stocks for buying on October 27 2025: CESC Ltd at ₹184.65 with target ₹194, stop-loss ₹180; GPIL at ₹263.50 with target ₹276, stop-loss ₹257; and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 with target ₹250, stop-loss ₹233. She noted that the Nifty 50 remains supported around 25,400 and cautioned that a break below could dampen market sentiment. The picks reflect a cautiously optimistic stance in an uncertain global backdrop.
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Market strategist flags three stocks: CESC, GPIL and Raymond Realty for buying
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Analyst recommends CESC, GPIL and Raymond Realty as buy-calls today, while flagging Nifty support near 25,400 amid cautious sentiment.
Market analyst Vaishali Parekh today identified three stocks for buying on October 27 2025: CESC Ltd at ₹184.65 with target ₹194, stop-loss ₹180; GPIL at ₹263.50 with target ₹276, stop-loss ₹257; and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 with target ₹250, stop-loss ₹233. She noted that the Nifty 50 remains supported around 25,400 and cautioned that a break below could dampen market sentiment. The picks reflect a cautiously optimistic stance in an uncertain global backdrop.
Market analyst Vaishali Parekh today identified three stocks for buying on October 27 2025: CESC Ltd at ₹184.65 with target ₹194, stop-loss ₹180; GPIL at ₹263.50 with target ₹276, stop-loss ₹257; and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 with target ₹250, stop-loss ₹233. She noted that the Nifty 50 remains supported around 25,400 and cautioned that a break below could dampen market sentiment. The picks reflect a cautiously optimistic stance in an uncertain global backdrop.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:07 IST
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2 days agoIndia to launch updated GDP series next year to capture digital economy
The Indian government plans to introduce a new GDP series from next year, shifting the base year to 2022-23 in order to better incorporate the fast-growing digital economy, gig workforce and e-commerce. The move aims to reflect structural changes in the economy such as platform work, digital transactions and online services that were under-represented in older data. Analysts say this could lead to upward revisions in India’s growth numbers but caution about consistency with international comparisons.
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2 days agoIndia to launch updated GDP series next year to capture digital economy
The Indian government plans to introduce a new GDP series from next year, shifting the base year to 2022-23 in order to better incorporate the fast-growing digital economy, gig workforce and e-commerce. The move aims to reflect structural changes in the economy such as platform work, digital transactions and online services that were under-represented in older data. Analysts say this could lead to upward revisions in India’s growth numbers but caution about consistency with international comparisons.
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India to launch updated GDP series next year to capture digital economy
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India will launch a 2022-23-base GDP series next year to better capture the digital economy, gig work and e-commerce activity.
The Indian government plans to introduce a new GDP series from next year, shifting the base year to 2022-23 in order to better incorporate the fast-growing digital economy, gig workforce and e-commerce. The move aims to reflect structural changes in the economy such as platform work, digital transactions and online services that were under-represented in older data. Analysts say this could lead to upward revisions in India’s growth numbers but caution about consistency with international comparisons.
The Indian government plans to introduce a new GDP series from next year, shifting the base year to 2022-23 in order to better incorporate the fast-growing digital economy, gig workforce and e-commerce. The move aims to reflect structural changes in the economy such as platform work, digital transactions and online services that were under-represented in older data. Analysts say this could lead to upward revisions in India’s growth numbers but caution about consistency with international comparisons.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:07 IST
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2 days agoAsset-managers aim 8-12% returns in Indian mutual funds: summit insight
At the Mutual Fund Summit held today in India, industry executives including D P Singh of SBI Mutual Fund stated that their target return for equity schemes is in the 8-12% range. They also noted that about 40% of new customers are fresh investors and that funds are expanding product sets toward technology-driven solutions and themes. The summit highlighted the shift in India’s retail investment ecosystem, with growing digital adoption and tailored solutions.
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2 days agoAsset-managers aim 8-12% returns in Indian mutual funds: summit insight
At the Mutual Fund Summit held today in India, industry executives including D P Singh of SBI Mutual Fund stated that their target return for equity schemes is in the 8-12% range. They also noted that about 40% of new customers are fresh investors and that funds are expanding product sets toward technology-driven solutions and themes. The summit highlighted the shift in India’s retail investment ecosystem, with growing digital adoption and tailored solutions.
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Asset-managers aim 8-12% returns in Indian mutual funds: summit insight
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Indian mutual-fund houses aim for 8-12% returns and emphasise technology and new-investor segments, according to industry summit.
At the Mutual Fund Summit held today in India, industry executives including D P Singh of SBI Mutual Fund stated that their target return for equity schemes is in the 8-12% range. They also noted that about 40% of new customers are fresh investors and that funds are expanding product sets toward technology-driven solutions and themes. The summit highlighted the shift in India’s retail investment ecosystem, with growing digital adoption and tailored solutions.
At the Mutual Fund Summit held today in India, industry executives including D P Singh of SBI Mutual Fund stated that their target return for equity schemes is in the 8-12% range. They also noted that about 40% of new customers are fresh investors and that funds are expanding product sets toward technology-driven solutions and themes. The summit highlighted the shift in India’s retail investment ecosystem, with growing digital adoption and tailored solutions.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:06 IST
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2 days agoSEBI bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements in regulatory tightening
Regulatory authorities in India have moved to curb pre-IPO placements by barring mutual funds from participating in such offers ahead of public listings. The directive aims to increase transparency and mitigate favoured access concerns in the booming IPO market. Industry participants suggest that the move will level the playing field for retail investors, though fund houses may see a reduction in early-stage deal access. Implementation guidelines are expected within weeks.
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2 days agoSEBI bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements in regulatory tightening
Regulatory authorities in India have moved to curb pre-IPO placements by barring mutual funds from participating in such offers ahead of public listings. The directive aims to increase transparency and mitigate favoured access concerns in the booming IPO market. Industry participants suggest that the move will level the playing field for retail investors, though fund houses may see a reduction in early-stage deal access. Implementation guidelines are expected within weeks.
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India's regulator bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements to boost fairness in the listing process and improve transparency.
Regulatory authorities in India have moved to curb pre-IPO placements by barring mutual funds from participating in such offers ahead of public listings. The directive aims to increase transparency and mitigate favoured access concerns in the booming IPO market. Industry participants suggest that the move will level the playing field for retail investors, though fund houses may see a reduction in early-stage deal access. Implementation guidelines are expected within weeks.
Regulatory authorities in India have moved to curb pre-IPO placements by barring mutual funds from participating in such offers ahead of public listings. The directive aims to increase transparency and mitigate favoured access concerns in the booming IPO market. Industry participants suggest that the move will level the playing field for retail investors, though fund houses may see a reduction in early-stage deal access. Implementation guidelines are expected within weeks.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:05 IST
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2 days ago12 equity funds in India have NAVs above ₹1,000 and 15%+ CAGR since inception
An analysis of India’s mutual-fund industry shows that 12 equity schemes had net asset values (NAVs) above ₹1,000 as of 24 October 2025 and have delivered more than 15% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) since their inception. Notably, 11 of these funds have been operating for over 25 years. Industry observers say that such long-running funds with strong track records may increasingly draw inflows amid selective risk appetite in the equity segment.
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2 days ago12 equity funds in India have NAVs above ₹1,000 and 15%+ CAGR since inception
An analysis of India’s mutual-fund industry shows that 12 equity schemes had net asset values (NAVs) above ₹1,000 as of 24 October 2025 and have delivered more than 15% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) since their inception. Notably, 11 of these funds have been operating for over 25 years. Industry observers say that such long-running funds with strong track records may increasingly draw inflows amid selective risk appetite in the equity segment.
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12 equity funds in India have NAVs above ₹1,000 and 15%+ CAGR since inception
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Twelve Indian equity funds have NAVs over ₹1,000 and have posted over 15% CAGR since launch, highlighting long-term performance strength.
An analysis of India’s mutual-fund industry shows that 12 equity schemes had net asset values (NAVs) above ₹1,000 as of 24 October 2025 and have delivered more than 15% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) since their inception. Notably, 11 of these funds have been operating for over 25 years. Industry observers say that such long-running funds with strong track records may increasingly draw inflows amid selective risk appetite in the equity segment.
An analysis of India’s mutual-fund industry shows that 12 equity schemes had net asset values (NAVs) above ₹1,000 as of 24 October 2025 and have delivered more than 15% compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) since their inception. Notably, 11 of these funds have been operating for over 25 years. Industry observers say that such long-running funds with strong track records may increasingly draw inflows amid selective risk appetite in the equity segment.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:04 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s growth outlook remains robust amid trade-diversification push
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by solid domestic demand, tax cuts and rising exports into new markets. Despite U.S. tariffs, export destination diversification is showing early signs. Inflation appears contained and the labour market remains resilient, giving policy‐makers room to manoeuvre. The report cautions that private capital expenditure still lags and global trade tensions remain a headwind.
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2 days agoIndia’s growth outlook remains robust amid trade-diversification push
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by solid domestic demand, tax cuts and rising exports into new markets. Despite U.S. tariffs, export destination diversification is showing early signs. Inflation appears contained and the labour market remains resilient, giving policy‐makers room to manoeuvre. The report cautions that private capital expenditure still lags and global trade tensions remain a headwind.
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India’s growth outlook remains robust amid trade-diversification push
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India’s growth forecast stays firm as domestic demand and export diversification offset external pressures and inflation remains manageable.
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by solid domestic demand, tax cuts and rising exports into new markets. Despite U.S. tariffs, export destination diversification is showing early signs. Inflation appears contained and the labour market remains resilient, giving policy‐makers room to manoeuvre. The report cautions that private capital expenditure still lags and global trade tensions remain a headwind.
The Indian government’s September economic report says the economy is on track for strong expansion this fiscal year, supported by solid domestic demand, tax cuts and rising exports into new markets. Despite U.S. tariffs, export destination diversification is showing early signs. Inflation appears contained and the labour market remains resilient, giving policy‐makers room to manoeuvre. The report cautions that private capital expenditure still lags and global trade tensions remain a headwind.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 12:04 IST
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2 days agoCourt rules cryptocurrencies are ‘property’ under Indian law – landmark Madras High Court verdict
In a landmark decision, the Madras High Court held that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law — capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust. The ruling applies to digital assets like cryptocurrencies and was issued in a case involving frozen ‘XRP’ tokens at the exchange WazirX. The judgement clarifies that such assets are virtual digital assets under the Income Tax Act and may now face clearer treatment in taxation, insolvency and custodial frameworks.
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2 days agoCourt rules cryptocurrencies are ‘property’ under Indian law – landmark Madras High Court verdict
In a landmark decision, the Madras High Court held that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law — capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust. The ruling applies to digital assets like cryptocurrencies and was issued in a case involving frozen ‘XRP’ tokens at the exchange WazirX. The judgement clarifies that such assets are virtual digital assets under the Income Tax Act and may now face clearer treatment in taxation, insolvency and custodial frameworks.
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Court rules cryptocurrencies are ‘property’ under Indian law – landmark Madras High Court verdict
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Madras High Court rules crypto is “property” under law, enhancing legal clarity for digital-assets custody, tax and insolvency treatment in India.
In a landmark decision, the Madras High Court held that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law — capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust. The ruling applies to digital assets like cryptocurrencies and was issued in a case involving frozen ‘XRP’ tokens at the exchange WazirX. The judgement clarifies that such assets are virtual digital assets under the Income Tax Act and may now face clearer treatment in taxation, insolvency and custodial frameworks.
In a landmark decision, the Madras High Court held that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law — capable of being owned, transferred and held in trust. The ruling applies to digital assets like cryptocurrencies and was issued in a case involving frozen ‘XRP’ tokens at the exchange WazirX. The judgement clarifies that such assets are virtual digital assets under the Income Tax Act and may now face clearer treatment in taxation, insolvency and custodial frameworks.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:56 IST
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2 days agoPeyush Bansal sells shares ahead of Lenskart IPO, retains majority stake
Ahead of the upcoming IPO of Lenskart Solutions, founder Peyush Bansal will sell around 2.05 crore shares in the offer-for-sale worth ₹824 crore, while maintaining an 8.78 % stake post-listing. The move provides liquidity for early backers and signals confidence in the business by retaining meaningful ownership. The IPO opens on October 31 and includes both fresh issue and existing-share sale components, marking a major event in India’s primary-markets calendar.
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2 days agoPeyush Bansal sells shares ahead of Lenskart IPO, retains majority stake
Ahead of the upcoming IPO of Lenskart Solutions, founder Peyush Bansal will sell around 2.05 crore shares in the offer-for-sale worth ₹824 crore, while maintaining an 8.78 % stake post-listing. The move provides liquidity for early backers and signals confidence in the business by retaining meaningful ownership. The IPO opens on October 31 and includes both fresh issue and existing-share sale components, marking a major event in India’s primary-markets calendar.
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Peyush Bansal sells shares ahead of Lenskart IPO, retains majority stake
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Lenskart founder sells ~2.05 crore shares (~₹824 crore) ahead of IPO, retains ~8.78 % ownership; issue opens Oct 31.
Ahead of the upcoming IPO of Lenskart Solutions, founder Peyush Bansal will sell around 2.05 crore shares in the offer-for-sale worth ₹824 crore, while maintaining an 8.78 % stake post-listing. The move provides liquidity for early backers and signals confidence in the business by retaining meaningful ownership. The IPO opens on October 31 and includes both fresh issue and existing-share sale components, marking a major event in India’s primary-markets calendar.
Ahead of the upcoming IPO of Lenskart Solutions, founder Peyush Bansal will sell around 2.05 crore shares in the offer-for-sale worth ₹824 crore, while maintaining an 8.78 % stake post-listing. The move provides liquidity for early backers and signals confidence in the business by retaining meaningful ownership. The IPO opens on October 31 and includes both fresh issue and existing-share sale components, marking a major event in India’s primary-markets calendar.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:54 IST
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2 days ago12 Rajasthan startups set to receive ₹1.8 crore from university-government funding initiative
The incubation centre of JECRC University in Jaipur, supported by Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) Startup Hub, announced funding of around ₹1.8 crore for 12 promising startups in Rajasthan. The initiative marks the state’s largest single-batch early-stage support programme and is part of the government’s push to decentralise India’s startup ecosystem beyond major metros. The twelve entities span sectors including agritech, edtech and health-tech.
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2 days ago12 Rajasthan startups set to receive ₹1.8 crore from university-government funding initiative
The incubation centre of JECRC University in Jaipur, supported by Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) Startup Hub, announced funding of around ₹1.8 crore for 12 promising startups in Rajasthan. The initiative marks the state’s largest single-batch early-stage support programme and is part of the government’s push to decentralise India’s startup ecosystem beyond major metros. The twelve entities span sectors including agritech, edtech and health-tech.
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12 Rajasthan startups set to receive ₹1.8 crore from university-government funding initiative
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12 early-stage startups in Rajasthan will receive total funding of ₹1.8 crore under university-government incubation scheme.
The incubation centre of JECRC University in Jaipur, supported by Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) Startup Hub, announced funding of around ₹1.8 crore for 12 promising startups in Rajasthan. The initiative marks the state’s largest single-batch early-stage support programme and is part of the government’s push to decentralise India’s startup ecosystem beyond major metros. The twelve entities span sectors including agritech, edtech and health-tech.
The incubation centre of JECRC University in Jaipur, supported by Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) Startup Hub, announced funding of around ₹1.8 crore for 12 promising startups in Rajasthan. The initiative marks the state’s largest single-batch early-stage support programme and is part of the government’s push to decentralise India’s startup ecosystem beyond major metros. The twelve entities span sectors including agritech, edtech and health-tech.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:50 IST
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2 days agoIndian equity markets’ next leg projected: Nifty may reach 29,000-30,000 this Samvat
Equity-market strategist Vikas Khemani believes India’s benchmark Nifty 50 could soar to 29,000–30,000 in the current Samvat year, implying potential gains of 15-20 %. He points to strong domestic liquidity, favourable policy cadence, corporate earnings revival and improving manufacturing activity as key drivers. Financials, consumer goods and manufacturing sectors are expected to lead. Khemani cautions that investors should avoid over-valued names and focus on execution-oriented firms.
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2 days agoIndian equity markets’ next leg projected: Nifty may reach 29,000-30,000 this Samvat
Equity-market strategist Vikas Khemani believes India’s benchmark Nifty 50 could soar to 29,000–30,000 in the current Samvat year, implying potential gains of 15-20 %. He points to strong domestic liquidity, favourable policy cadence, corporate earnings revival and improving manufacturing activity as key drivers. Financials, consumer goods and manufacturing sectors are expected to lead. Khemani cautions that investors should avoid over-valued names and focus on execution-oriented firms.
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Indian equity markets’ next leg projected: Nifty may reach 29,000-30,000 this Samvat
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Strategist expects Nifty to hit 29,000-30,000 this Samvat year (+15-20%), led by liquidity, policy support and comeback across sectors.
Equity-market strategist Vikas Khemani believes India’s benchmark Nifty 50 could soar to 29,000–30,000 in the current Samvat year, implying potential gains of 15-20 %. He points to strong domestic liquidity, favourable policy cadence, corporate earnings revival and improving manufacturing activity as key drivers. Financials, consumer goods and manufacturing sectors are expected to lead. Khemani cautions that investors should avoid over-valued names and focus on execution-oriented firms.
Equity-market strategist Vikas Khemani believes India’s benchmark Nifty 50 could soar to 29,000–30,000 in the current Samvat year, implying potential gains of 15-20 %. He points to strong domestic liquidity, favourable policy cadence, corporate earnings revival and improving manufacturing activity as key drivers. Financials, consumer goods and manufacturing sectors are expected to lead. Khemani cautions that investors should avoid over-valued names and focus on execution-oriented firms.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:49 IST
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2 days agoMarket outlook for week 27-31 October: cautious optimism amid macro cues
For the week of 27-31 October, analysts at India Infoline highlight that while the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose marginally (+0.33% and +0.31% respectively) in the past week, underlying caution persists. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) reportedly net-bought about US$97 million into Indian equities in the truncated week. Key triggers to watch include upcoming Q2 corporate earnings, the Federal Reserve rate decision, and domestic policy headlines. Support is placed near 25,700 for the Nifty; a decisive break could open downside to 25,500.
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2 days agoMarket outlook for week 27-31 October: cautious optimism amid macro cues
For the week of 27-31 October, analysts at India Infoline highlight that while the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose marginally (+0.33% and +0.31% respectively) in the past week, underlying caution persists. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) reportedly net-bought about US$97 million into Indian equities in the truncated week. Key triggers to watch include upcoming Q2 corporate earnings, the Federal Reserve rate decision, and domestic policy headlines. Support is placed near 25,700 for the Nifty; a decisive break could open downside to 25,500.
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Market outlook for week 27-31 October: cautious optimism amid macro cues
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India’s market watchers expect cautious optimism for 27-31 Oct, with FPI flows of US$97 m and major triggers including Fed decision and earnings.
For the week of 27-31 October, analysts at India Infoline highlight that while the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose marginally (+0.33% and +0.31% respectively) in the past week, underlying caution persists. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) reportedly net-bought about US$97 million into Indian equities in the truncated week. Key triggers to watch include upcoming Q2 corporate earnings, the Federal Reserve rate decision, and domestic policy headlines. Support is placed near 25,700 for the Nifty; a decisive break could open downside to 25,500.
For the week of 27-31 October, analysts at India Infoline highlight that while the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose marginally (+0.33% and +0.31% respectively) in the past week, underlying caution persists. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) reportedly net-bought about US$97 million into Indian equities in the truncated week. Key triggers to watch include upcoming Q2 corporate earnings, the Federal Reserve rate decision, and domestic policy headlines. Support is placed near 25,700 for the Nifty; a decisive break could open downside to 25,500.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:47 IST
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2 days agoFractal Analytics plans ₹4,900 crore IPO as India’s AI unicorn targets $3 b valuation
India’s first major AI-unicorn Fractal Analytics is preparing a public issue of around ₹4,900 crore (US$555 million) as early as next month. The offering will include a fresh equity raise of roughly ₹1,280 crore and an offer-for-sale of about ₹3,620 crore by existing investors, at a target valuation near US$3 billion. The move comes amid a rising listing wave in India’s tech sector and increasing investor appetite for large-scale growth stories. Market watchers are assessing execution risks and market timing.
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2 days agoFractal Analytics plans ₹4,900 crore IPO as India’s AI unicorn targets $3 b valuation
India’s first major AI-unicorn Fractal Analytics is preparing a public issue of around ₹4,900 crore (US$555 million) as early as next month. The offering will include a fresh equity raise of roughly ₹1,280 crore and an offer-for-sale of about ₹3,620 crore by existing investors, at a target valuation near US$3 billion. The move comes amid a rising listing wave in India’s tech sector and increasing investor appetite for large-scale growth stories. Market watchers are assessing execution risks and market timing.
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Fractal Analytics plans ₹4,900 crore IPO as India’s AI unicorn targets $3 b valuation
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Fractal Analytics targets a ₹4,900 crore IPO at about US$3 billion valuation, combining fresh issue and OFS ahead of listing wave.
India’s first major AI-unicorn Fractal Analytics is preparing a public issue of around ₹4,900 crore (US$555 million) as early as next month. The offering will include a fresh equity raise of roughly ₹1,280 crore and an offer-for-sale of about ₹3,620 crore by existing investors, at a target valuation near US$3 billion. The move comes amid a rising listing wave in India’s tech sector and increasing investor appetite for large-scale growth stories. Market watchers are assessing execution risks and market timing.
India’s first major AI-unicorn Fractal Analytics is preparing a public issue of around ₹4,900 crore (US$555 million) as early as next month. The offering will include a fresh equity raise of roughly ₹1,280 crore and an offer-for-sale of about ₹3,620 crore by existing investors, at a target valuation near US$3 billion. The move comes amid a rising listing wave in India’s tech sector and increasing investor appetite for large-scale growth stories. Market watchers are assessing execution risks and market timing.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 11:46 IST
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2 days agoAmazon says India’s e-commerce exports top US$20 billion despite U.S. tariffs
Amazon India says its seller ecosystem has crossed US$20 billion in total exports, including nearly US$7 billion this year, despite facing U.S. import tariffs doubling to 50% on certain Indian goods. The exporter base now spans about 200,000 sellers across 200 cities. Amazon has set a new target of US$80 billion by 2030, signalling confidence in India’s global manufacturing and export potential. Categories like cosmetics, toys and furniture fuel growth.
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2 days agoAmazon says India’s e-commerce exports top US$20 billion despite U.S. tariffs
Amazon India says its seller ecosystem has crossed US$20 billion in total exports, including nearly US$7 billion this year, despite facing U.S. import tariffs doubling to 50% on certain Indian goods. The exporter base now spans about 200,000 sellers across 200 cities. Amazon has set a new target of US$80 billion by 2030, signalling confidence in India’s global manufacturing and export potential. Categories like cosmetics, toys and furniture fuel growth.
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Amazon says India’s e-commerce exports top US$20 billion despite U.S. tariffs
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Amazon India’s sellers hit US$20 bn exports despite tariffs; target US$80 bn by 2030 as India boosts manufacturing-led export push.
Amazon India says its seller ecosystem has crossed US$20 billion in total exports, including nearly US$7 billion this year, despite facing U.S. import tariffs doubling to 50% on certain Indian goods. The exporter base now spans about 200,000 sellers across 200 cities. Amazon has set a new target of US$80 billion by 2030, signalling confidence in India’s global manufacturing and export potential. Categories like cosmetics, toys and furniture fuel growth.
Amazon India says its seller ecosystem has crossed US$20 billion in total exports, including nearly US$7 billion this year, despite facing U.S. import tariffs doubling to 50% on certain Indian goods. The exporter base now spans about 200,000 sellers across 200 cities. Amazon has set a new target of US$80 billion by 2030, signalling confidence in India’s global manufacturing and export potential. Categories like cosmetics, toys and furniture fuel growth.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:58 IST
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2 days agoTop 5 states account for over 67% of India’s mutual-fund AUM; Maharashtra leads
According to an ICRA Analytics report released today, the top five Indian states contribute over 67 % of the current mutual-fund assets under management (AUM). Maharashtra tops the list, with the city of Mumbai alone holding around ₹20.5 lakh crore of the total industry AUM of roughly ₹75.6 lakh crore as of September 2025. The data highlight strong metro-city dominance in mutual-fund assets, with tier-2 investor participation remaining limited though gradually rising.
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2 days agoTop 5 states account for over 67% of India’s mutual-fund AUM; Maharashtra leads
According to an ICRA Analytics report released today, the top five Indian states contribute over 67 % of the current mutual-fund assets under management (AUM). Maharashtra tops the list, with the city of Mumbai alone holding around ₹20.5 lakh crore of the total industry AUM of roughly ₹75.6 lakh crore as of September 2025. The data highlight strong metro-city dominance in mutual-fund assets, with tier-2 investor participation remaining limited though gradually rising.
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Top 5 states account for over 67% of India’s mutual-fund AUM; Maharashtra leads
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Five states hold 67%+ of India’s mutual-fund AUM; Maharashtra leads with ₹20.5 lakh crore, showing metro dominance in investor flows.
According to an ICRA Analytics report released today, the top five Indian states contribute over 67 % of the current mutual-fund assets under management (AUM). Maharashtra tops the list, with the city of Mumbai alone holding around ₹20.5 lakh crore of the total industry AUM of roughly ₹75.6 lakh crore as of September 2025. The data highlight strong metro-city dominance in mutual-fund assets, with tier-2 investor participation remaining limited though gradually rising.
According to an ICRA Analytics report released today, the top five Indian states contribute over 67 % of the current mutual-fund assets under management (AUM). Maharashtra tops the list, with the city of Mumbai alone holding around ₹20.5 lakh crore of the total industry AUM of roughly ₹75.6 lakh crore as of September 2025. The data highlight strong metro-city dominance in mutual-fund assets, with tier-2 investor participation remaining limited though gradually rising.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:56 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s fintech sector leads Asia in Q3 while overall VC investment dips
A fintech-global tracking firm finds that India’s fintech startups captured over one-third of all deals in Asia during Q3 2025. Funding in the sector reached US$1.6 billion across 169 deals, though this represents a 19% drop in value and an 18% slip in deal count compared to the prior quarter. While deal volumes remain healthy, the dip in value signals investor caution amid tougher global macro.
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2 days agoIndia’s fintech sector leads Asia in Q3 while overall VC investment dips
A fintech-global tracking firm finds that India’s fintech startups captured over one-third of all deals in Asia during Q3 2025. Funding in the sector reached US$1.6 billion across 169 deals, though this represents a 19% drop in value and an 18% slip in deal count compared to the prior quarter. While deal volumes remain healthy, the dip in value signals investor caution amid tougher global macro.
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India’s fintech sector leads Asia in Q3 while overall VC investment dips
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India’s fintech startups secured over one-third of Asian deal count in Q3, though funding value fell ~19%.
A fintech-global tracking firm finds that India’s fintech startups captured over one-third of all deals in Asia during Q3 2025. Funding in the sector reached US$1.6 billion across 169 deals, though this represents a 19% drop in value and an 18% slip in deal count compared to the prior quarter. While deal volumes remain healthy, the dip in value signals investor caution amid tougher global macro.
A fintech-global tracking firm finds that India’s fintech startups captured over one-third of all deals in Asia during Q3 2025. Funding in the sector reached US$1.6 billion across 169 deals, though this represents a 19% drop in value and an 18% slip in deal count compared to the prior quarter. While deal volumes remain healthy, the dip in value signals investor caution amid tougher global macro.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:50 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s startup funding this week slows to ~US$300 m after previous surge
Asian startup-funding tracking shows that India led the charts again this week but the total funding dipped to around US$300 million, down from nearly US$627 million in the prior week. A large chunk came from Uniphore, which raised US$260 million in a Series F round. The drop signals cooling investor momentum, though the deal-pipeline remains active and interest in enterprise AI and health-tech startups continues strong.
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2 days agoIndia’s startup funding this week slows to ~US$300 m after previous surge
Asian startup-funding tracking shows that India led the charts again this week but the total funding dipped to around US$300 million, down from nearly US$627 million in the prior week. A large chunk came from Uniphore, which raised US$260 million in a Series F round. The drop signals cooling investor momentum, though the deal-pipeline remains active and interest in enterprise AI and health-tech startups continues strong.
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India’s startup funding this week slows to ~US$300 m after previous surge
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India’s startup deals this week fell to ~US$300 m after a spike, led by Uniphore’s US$260 m round in enterprise AI.
Asian startup-funding tracking shows that India led the charts again this week but the total funding dipped to around US$300 million, down from nearly US$627 million in the prior week. A large chunk came from Uniphore, which raised US$260 million in a Series F round. The drop signals cooling investor momentum, though the deal-pipeline remains active and interest in enterprise AI and health-tech startups continues strong.
Asian startup-funding tracking shows that India led the charts again this week but the total funding dipped to around US$300 million, down from nearly US$627 million in the prior week. A large chunk came from Uniphore, which raised US$260 million in a Series F round. The drop signals cooling investor momentum, though the deal-pipeline remains active and interest in enterprise AI and health-tech startups continues strong.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:49 IST
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2 days agoCommodity markets show signs of volatility with gold and silver sliding in India
In India’s commodity markets, gold futures slipped below ₹1.23 lakh per 10 grams and silver continued its losing streak as global prices edged lower and demand softened. Analysts note the drop reflects a shift in investor preference away from safe-havens and into risk-assets, but caution that any sudden global-supply shock or inflation surprise could reverse the trend. India’s heavy reliance on imported raw materials means swings in metals and precious-metal prices feed directly into inflation and corporate margins.
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2 days agoCommodity markets show signs of volatility with gold and silver sliding in India
In India’s commodity markets, gold futures slipped below ₹1.23 lakh per 10 grams and silver continued its losing streak as global prices edged lower and demand softened. Analysts note the drop reflects a shift in investor preference away from safe-havens and into risk-assets, but caution that any sudden global-supply shock or inflation surprise could reverse the trend. India’s heavy reliance on imported raw materials means swings in metals and precious-metal prices feed directly into inflation and corporate margins.
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Commodity markets show signs of volatility with gold and silver sliding in India
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India’s gold fell below ₹1.23 lakh/10 g and silver continued down amid global cooling; import-heavy economy exposed to commodity swings.
In India’s commodity markets, gold futures slipped below ₹1.23 lakh per 10 grams and silver continued its losing streak as global prices edged lower and demand softened. Analysts note the drop reflects a shift in investor preference away from safe-havens and into risk-assets, but caution that any sudden global-supply shock or inflation surprise could reverse the trend. India’s heavy reliance on imported raw materials means swings in metals and precious-metal prices feed directly into inflation and corporate margins.
In India’s commodity markets, gold futures slipped below ₹1.23 lakh per 10 grams and silver continued its losing streak as global prices edged lower and demand softened. Analysts note the drop reflects a shift in investor preference away from safe-havens and into risk-assets, but caution that any sudden global-supply shock or inflation surprise could reverse the trend. India’s heavy reliance on imported raw materials means swings in metals and precious-metal prices feed directly into inflation and corporate margins.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:48 IST
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2 days agoIPO pipeline heats up as Securities and Exchange Board of India clears eight new issues
India’s primary markets are gearing up for a busy run-with the regulator clearing eight new IPOs across sectors including renewable energy, logistics and speciality chemicals. Companies like Avaada Electro, ARCIL, Shadowfax, Safex Chemicals and Rayzon Solar have obtained approval, signalling broadening of the listing pipeline beyond consumer names. Analysts say the move comes amid strong investor interest but caution valuations and post-listing liquidity remain key.
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2 days agoIPO pipeline heats up as Securities and Exchange Board of India clears eight new issues
India’s primary markets are gearing up for a busy run-with the regulator clearing eight new IPOs across sectors including renewable energy, logistics and speciality chemicals. Companies like Avaada Electro, ARCIL, Shadowfax, Safex Chemicals and Rayzon Solar have obtained approval, signalling broadening of the listing pipeline beyond consumer names. Analysts say the move comes amid strong investor interest but caution valuations and post-listing liquidity remain key.
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IPO pipeline heats up as Securities and Exchange Board of India clears eight new issues
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SEBI clears eight new IPOs including Avaada Electro, ARCIL and Shadowfax—listing pipeline broadening beyond consumer names.
India’s primary markets are gearing up for a busy run-with the regulator clearing eight new IPOs across sectors including renewable energy, logistics and speciality chemicals. Companies like Avaada Electro, ARCIL, Shadowfax, Safex Chemicals and Rayzon Solar have obtained approval, signalling broadening of the listing pipeline beyond consumer names. Analysts say the move comes amid strong investor interest but caution valuations and post-listing liquidity remain key.
India’s primary markets are gearing up for a busy run-with the regulator clearing eight new IPOs across sectors including renewable energy, logistics and speciality chemicals. Companies like Avaada Electro, ARCIL, Shadowfax, Safex Chemicals and Rayzon Solar have obtained approval, signalling broadening of the listing pipeline beyond consumer names. Analysts say the move comes amid strong investor interest but caution valuations and post-listing liquidity remain key.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:48 IST
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2 days agoIndia remains global leader in crypto adoption while U.S. posts explosive volume growth
According to a new index by TRM Labs, India retained its top position for the third consecutive year in cryptocurrency adoption globally, driven by booming retail participation and evolving regulation. Meanwhile the United States posted a 50% surge in crypto-volume growth this year as institutional flows ramp up. The findings underscore India’s structural strength in the digital-asset ecosystem even as regulation and custody models mature.
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2 days agoIndia remains global leader in crypto adoption while U.S. posts explosive volume growth
According to a new index by TRM Labs, India retained its top position for the third consecutive year in cryptocurrency adoption globally, driven by booming retail participation and evolving regulation. Meanwhile the United States posted a 50% surge in crypto-volume growth this year as institutional flows ramp up. The findings underscore India’s structural strength in the digital-asset ecosystem even as regulation and custody models mature.
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India remains global leader in crypto adoption while U.S. posts explosive volume growth
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India leads global crypto adoption for third year; U.S. shows 50% volume growth, underlining structural digital-asset strengths.
According to a new index by TRM Labs, India retained its top position for the third consecutive year in cryptocurrency adoption globally, driven by booming retail participation and evolving regulation. Meanwhile the United States posted a 50% surge in crypto-volume growth this year as institutional flows ramp up. The findings underscore India’s structural strength in the digital-asset ecosystem even as regulation and custody models mature.
According to a new index by TRM Labs, India retained its top position for the third consecutive year in cryptocurrency adoption globally, driven by booming retail participation and evolving regulation. Meanwhile the United States posted a 50% surge in crypto-volume growth this year as institutional flows ramp up. The findings underscore India’s structural strength in the digital-asset ecosystem even as regulation and custody models mature.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:47 IST
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2 days agoCrude oil, copper and base-metal prices rise amid trade-deal optimism
Crude oil futures climbed as hopes of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations and looming supply concerns linked to Russian sanctions boosted sentiment. Copper contracts for November delivery rose to over ₹1,013 per kg (up ~1.04%) and aluminium futures reached ~₹271 per kg as industrial demand improved. Analysts say the uptick in key industrial-metal prices points to renewed cyclical demand and could benefit commodity-linked equities and supply-chain sectors.
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2 days agoCrude oil, copper and base-metal prices rise amid trade-deal optimism
Crude oil futures climbed as hopes of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations and looming supply concerns linked to Russian sanctions boosted sentiment. Copper contracts for November delivery rose to over ₹1,013 per kg (up ~1.04%) and aluminium futures reached ~₹271 per kg as industrial demand improved. Analysts say the uptick in key industrial-metal prices points to renewed cyclical demand and could benefit commodity-linked equities and supply-chain sectors.
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Crude oil, copper and base-metal prices rise amid trade-deal optimism
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Oil and base-metal prices rise on trade optimism and supply fears; industrial-metal strength signals revival in demand.
Crude oil futures climbed as hopes of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations and looming supply concerns linked to Russian sanctions boosted sentiment. Copper contracts for November delivery rose to over ₹1,013 per kg (up ~1.04%) and aluminium futures reached ~₹271 per kg as industrial demand improved. Analysts say the uptick in key industrial-metal prices points to renewed cyclical demand and could benefit commodity-linked equities and supply-chain sectors.
Crude oil futures climbed as hopes of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations and looming supply concerns linked to Russian sanctions boosted sentiment. Copper contracts for November delivery rose to over ₹1,013 per kg (up ~1.04%) and aluminium futures reached ~₹271 per kg as industrial demand improved. Analysts say the uptick in key industrial-metal prices points to renewed cyclical demand and could benefit commodity-linked equities and supply-chain sectors.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:47 IST
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2 days agoIndia regulator bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listing surge
Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has prohibited mutual funds from participating in pre-IPO placements, citing the risk that such funds may end up holding unlisted shares if an IPO does not proceed. The move comes as India’s primary market gears up for an estimated $8 billion in IPOs in the final quarter of 2025. Fund houses will need to adjust strategies, especially those targeting ultra-high-net-worth clients via pre-listing deals.
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2 days agoIndia regulator bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listing surge
Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has prohibited mutual funds from participating in pre-IPO placements, citing the risk that such funds may end up holding unlisted shares if an IPO does not proceed. The move comes as India’s primary market gears up for an estimated $8 billion in IPOs in the final quarter of 2025. Fund houses will need to adjust strategies, especially those targeting ultra-high-net-worth clients via pre-listing deals.
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India regulator bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listing surge
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SEBI bars Indian mutual funds from pre-IPO placements as market prepares for heavy IPO pipeline in Q4 2025.
Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has prohibited mutual funds from participating in pre-IPO placements, citing the risk that such funds may end up holding unlisted shares if an IPO does not proceed. The move comes as India’s primary market gears up for an estimated $8 billion in IPOs in the final quarter of 2025. Fund houses will need to adjust strategies, especially those targeting ultra-high-net-worth clients via pre-listing deals.
Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has prohibited mutual funds from participating in pre-IPO placements, citing the risk that such funds may end up holding unlisted shares if an IPO does not proceed. The move comes as India’s primary market gears up for an estimated $8 billion in IPOs in the final quarter of 2025. Fund houses will need to adjust strategies, especially those targeting ultra-high-net-worth clients via pre-listing deals.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:44 IST
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2 days agoGlobal capital retreat looms as ‘home-bias’ revival unsettles emerging markets
Emerging markets like India could face headwinds as a structural shift in global capital flows gains momentum. The Deutsche Bank model cited in the article argues that governments’ rising ‘home-bias’ policies – driven by trade wars, industrial-strategy directives and security concerns – may prompt large-scale repatriation of capital. For India, that means staying competitive in attracting foreign savings will require stronger reforms and steady growth. The trend, if sustained, could tighten liquidity for risk-markets and favour domestic investor dominance.
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2 days agoGlobal capital retreat looms as ‘home-bias’ revival unsettles emerging markets
Emerging markets like India could face headwinds as a structural shift in global capital flows gains momentum. The Deutsche Bank model cited in the article argues that governments’ rising ‘home-bias’ policies – driven by trade wars, industrial-strategy directives and security concerns – may prompt large-scale repatriation of capital. For India, that means staying competitive in attracting foreign savings will require stronger reforms and steady growth. The trend, if sustained, could tighten liquidity for risk-markets and favour domestic investor dominance.
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Global capital retreat looms as ‘home-bias’ revival unsettles emerging markets
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Global investors may shift capital back home, risking emerging-market flows; India needs reforms and growth to stay attractive.
Emerging markets like India could face headwinds as a structural shift in global capital flows gains momentum. The Deutsche Bank model cited in the article argues that governments’ rising ‘home-bias’ policies – driven by trade wars, industrial-strategy directives and security concerns – may prompt large-scale repatriation of capital. For India, that means staying competitive in attracting foreign savings will require stronger reforms and steady growth. The trend, if sustained, could tighten liquidity for risk-markets and favour domestic investor dominance.
Emerging markets like India could face headwinds as a structural shift in global capital flows gains momentum. The Deutsche Bank model cited in the article argues that governments’ rising ‘home-bias’ policies – driven by trade wars, industrial-strategy directives and security concerns – may prompt large-scale repatriation of capital. For India, that means staying competitive in attracting foreign savings will require stronger reforms and steady growth. The trend, if sustained, could tighten liquidity for risk-markets and favour domestic investor dominance.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:44 IST
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2 days agoOverseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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2 days agoOverseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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Overseas investors pump ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, auto and metals this fortnight
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Foreign funds flowed roughly ₹8,276 crore into Indian banks, autos and metals in early October — concentrated but selective buying.
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
Overseas investors injected approx. ₹8,276 crore into India’s banking, automobile and metals sectors in the first half of October 2025 — the largest sectoral fund inflow since April. The surge underlines foreign appetite returning to select cyclical names even as broader markets struggle. Analysts say this concentrated buying points to tactical bets on growth recovery rather than broad market endorsement. The inflows, while positive, may not translate into widespread market gains unless corporate earnings and macro data cooperate.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:43 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s rupee and bond yields hinge on U.S. Fed cues and foreign flows
The Indian rupee and Indian 10-year bond yields are set to respond sharply this week to the Federal Reserve’s policy signals and the magnitude of foreign portfolio flows into India. While the rupee has already gained around 1 % in October aided by intervention, analysts say sustained strength depends on fresh FPI purchases and global dollar moves. The benchmark bond yield remains in a tight 6.51 %-6.58 % range amid mixed demand and policy uncertainty.
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2 days agoIndia’s rupee and bond yields hinge on U.S. Fed cues and foreign flows
The Indian rupee and Indian 10-year bond yields are set to respond sharply this week to the Federal Reserve’s policy signals and the magnitude of foreign portfolio flows into India. While the rupee has already gained around 1 % in October aided by intervention, analysts say sustained strength depends on fresh FPI purchases and global dollar moves. The benchmark bond yield remains in a tight 6.51 %-6.58 % range amid mixed demand and policy uncertainty.
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India’s rupee and bond yields hinge on U.S. Fed cues and foreign flows
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Rupee and government bond yields in India will be driven by Fed signals and the size of foreign flows this week.
The Indian rupee and Indian 10-year bond yields are set to respond sharply this week to the Federal Reserve’s policy signals and the magnitude of foreign portfolio flows into India. While the rupee has already gained around 1 % in October aided by intervention, analysts say sustained strength depends on fresh FPI purchases and global dollar moves. The benchmark bond yield remains in a tight 6.51 %-6.58 % range amid mixed demand and policy uncertainty.
The Indian rupee and Indian 10-year bond yields are set to respond sharply this week to the Federal Reserve’s policy signals and the magnitude of foreign portfolio flows into India. While the rupee has already gained around 1 % in October aided by intervention, analysts say sustained strength depends on fresh FPI purchases and global dollar moves. The benchmark bond yield remains in a tight 6.51 %-6.58 % range amid mixed demand and policy uncertainty.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 09:43 IST
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2 days agoTrade setup for Indian markets: Nifty may test 25,700 on profit-booking
Analysts suggest the Nifty 50 index may have entered a consolidation phase after its six-day winning streak, as profit-booking kicks in and key support levels are being watched. A decisive break below 25,700 could open a slide toward 25,500, while upside resistance remains near the 26,300 area. Market watchers say that while global cues remain positive, domestic earnings and foreign-investor flows will be crucial for sustaining momentum in the near term.
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2 days agoTrade setup for Indian markets: Nifty may test 25,700 on profit-booking
Analysts suggest the Nifty 50 index may have entered a consolidation phase after its six-day winning streak, as profit-booking kicks in and key support levels are being watched. A decisive break below 25,700 could open a slide toward 25,500, while upside resistance remains near the 26,300 area. Market watchers say that while global cues remain positive, domestic earnings and foreign-investor flows will be crucial for sustaining momentum in the near term.
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Trade setup for Indian markets: Nifty may test 25,700 on profit-booking
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Indian markets may consolidate: Nifty could test 25,700 support, with further decline toward 25,500 if profit-booking accelerates.
Analysts suggest the Nifty 50 index may have entered a consolidation phase after its six-day winning streak, as profit-booking kicks in and key support levels are being watched. A decisive break below 25,700 could open a slide toward 25,500, while upside resistance remains near the 26,300 area. Market watchers say that while global cues remain positive, domestic earnings and foreign-investor flows will be crucial for sustaining momentum in the near term.
Analysts suggest the Nifty 50 index may have entered a consolidation phase after its six-day winning streak, as profit-booking kicks in and key support levels are being watched. A decisive break below 25,700 could open a slide toward 25,500, while upside resistance remains near the 26,300 area. Market watchers say that while global cues remain positive, domestic earnings and foreign-investor flows will be crucial for sustaining momentum in the near term.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:57 IST
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2 days agoAsian stocks soar to record peaks on trade-deal optimism
Asian equities surged on Monday as easing tensions between the U.S. and China boosted risk appetite globally. The Nikkei 225 closed above 50,000 for the first time, while other regional indices also hit highs. Analysts say hopes of a trade framework deal and softer U.S. inflation are driving flows into equities and out of safe-haven assets like gold. Global tech and data-centre stocks led the move, raising prospects for broader commodity and infrastructure plays.
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2 days agoAsian stocks soar to record peaks on trade-deal optimism
Asian equities surged on Monday as easing tensions between the U.S. and China boosted risk appetite globally. The Nikkei 225 closed above 50,000 for the first time, while other regional indices also hit highs. Analysts say hopes of a trade framework deal and softer U.S. inflation are driving flows into equities and out of safe-haven assets like gold. Global tech and data-centre stocks led the move, raising prospects for broader commodity and infrastructure plays.
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Asian stocks soar to record peaks on trade-deal optimism
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Asian stocks climbed to record highs as U.S.-China trade-deal hopes and softer inflation boosted market risk appetite.
Asian equities surged on Monday as easing tensions between the U.S. and China boosted risk appetite globally. The Nikkei 225 closed above 50,000 for the first time, while other regional indices also hit highs. Analysts say hopes of a trade framework deal and softer U.S. inflation are driving flows into equities and out of safe-haven assets like gold. Global tech and data-centre stocks led the move, raising prospects for broader commodity and infrastructure plays.
Asian equities surged on Monday as easing tensions between the U.S. and China boosted risk appetite globally. The Nikkei 225 closed above 50,000 for the first time, while other regional indices also hit highs. Analysts say hopes of a trade framework deal and softer U.S. inflation are driving flows into equities and out of safe-haven assets like gold. Global tech and data-centre stocks led the move, raising prospects for broader commodity and infrastructure plays.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:56 IST
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2 days agoEarnings recovery in sight for Indian automakers after five quarters of sluggish growth
Indian automakers are expected to post double-digit profit growth in Q2, following five quarters of muted performance, buoyed by strong demand for two-wheelers and tractors. Export volumes and favourable forex rates add to optimism while passenger vehicles remain challenged by supply issues. Brokerages forecast 10-17% revenue growth and about 15% profit rise for the quarter. Analysts say the recovery may pick up in the December quarter as tax cuts and festive demand kick in.
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2 days agoEarnings recovery in sight for Indian automakers after five quarters of sluggish growth
Indian automakers are expected to post double-digit profit growth in Q2, following five quarters of muted performance, buoyed by strong demand for two-wheelers and tractors. Export volumes and favourable forex rates add to optimism while passenger vehicles remain challenged by supply issues. Brokerages forecast 10-17% revenue growth and about 15% profit rise for the quarter. Analysts say the recovery may pick up in the December quarter as tax cuts and festive demand kick in.
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Earnings recovery in sight for Indian automakers after five quarters of sluggish growth
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Indian automakers may see double-digit profit growth in Q2 after five weak quarters, led by two-wheelers and tractors.
Indian automakers are expected to post double-digit profit growth in Q2, following five quarters of muted performance, buoyed by strong demand for two-wheelers and tractors. Export volumes and favourable forex rates add to optimism while passenger vehicles remain challenged by supply issues. Brokerages forecast 10-17% revenue growth and about 15% profit rise for the quarter. Analysts say the recovery may pick up in the December quarter as tax cuts and festive demand kick in.
Indian automakers are expected to post double-digit profit growth in Q2, following five quarters of muted performance, buoyed by strong demand for two-wheelers and tractors. Export volumes and favourable forex rates add to optimism while passenger vehicles remain challenged by supply issues. Brokerages forecast 10-17% revenue growth and about 15% profit rise for the quarter. Analysts say the recovery may pick up in the December quarter as tax cuts and festive demand kick in.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:55 IST
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2 days agoTop stock picks for October 27 highlight CESC, GPIL & Raymond Realty
Market strategist Vaishali Parekh suggests three stocks to buy today: CESC at ₹184.65 (target ₹194), GPIL at ₹263.50 (target ₹276), and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 (target ₹250). She notes that the Nifty 50 is supported at ~25,400 and stresses that a breach below could hurt sentiment. Investors are advised to monitor Bank Nifty’s support near 57,300 and stay selective amid volatile conditions.
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2 days agoTop stock picks for October 27 highlight CESC, GPIL & Raymond Realty
Market strategist Vaishali Parekh suggests three stocks to buy today: CESC at ₹184.65 (target ₹194), GPIL at ₹263.50 (target ₹276), and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 (target ₹250). She notes that the Nifty 50 is supported at ~25,400 and stresses that a breach below could hurt sentiment. Investors are advised to monitor Bank Nifty’s support near 57,300 and stay selective amid volatile conditions.
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Top stock picks for October 27 highlight CESC, GPIL & Raymond Realty
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Analyst recommends CESC, GPIL and Raymond Realty as top buys today; highlights Nifty support and selective approach amid volatility.
Market strategist Vaishali Parekh suggests three stocks to buy today: CESC at ₹184.65 (target ₹194), GPIL at ₹263.50 (target ₹276), and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 (target ₹250). She notes that the Nifty 50 is supported at ~25,400 and stresses that a breach below could hurt sentiment. Investors are advised to monitor Bank Nifty’s support near 57,300 and stay selective amid volatile conditions.
Market strategist Vaishali Parekh suggests three stocks to buy today: CESC at ₹184.65 (target ₹194), GPIL at ₹263.50 (target ₹276), and Raymond Realty at ₹238.70 (target ₹250). She notes that the Nifty 50 is supported at ~25,400 and stresses that a breach below could hurt sentiment. Investors are advised to monitor Bank Nifty’s support near 57,300 and stay selective amid volatile conditions.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:54 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s Startup Closures Soar: 11,223 Companies Fold in 2025
According to data from Tracxn, 11,223 Indian-registered startups have shut down in 2025, marking a roughly 30% increase from the same period last year. Analysts say the surge reflects funding constraints, earlier-stage failures and tougher business conditions—not just valuations. While the number of new funding rounds remains healthy, ecosystem watchers urge focus on sustainability and business-model strength. The trend could reshape investor risk appetite and funding patterns across 2026.
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2 days agoIndia’s Startup Closures Soar: 11,223 Companies Fold in 2025
According to data from Tracxn, 11,223 Indian-registered startups have shut down in 2025, marking a roughly 30% increase from the same period last year. Analysts say the surge reflects funding constraints, earlier-stage failures and tougher business conditions—not just valuations. While the number of new funding rounds remains healthy, ecosystem watchers urge focus on sustainability and business-model strength. The trend could reshape investor risk appetite and funding patterns across 2026.
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India’s Startup Closures Soar: 11,223 Companies Fold in 2025
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India saw over 11,000 startup closures in 2025 — a 30% surge — pointing to tougher funding and execution conditions.
According to data from Tracxn, 11,223 Indian-registered startups have shut down in 2025, marking a roughly 30% increase from the same period last year. Analysts say the surge reflects funding constraints, earlier-stage failures and tougher business conditions—not just valuations. While the number of new funding rounds remains healthy, ecosystem watchers urge focus on sustainability and business-model strength. The trend could reshape investor risk appetite and funding patterns across 2026.
According to data from Tracxn, 11,223 Indian-registered startups have shut down in 2025, marking a roughly 30% increase from the same period last year. Analysts say the surge reflects funding constraints, earlier-stage failures and tougher business conditions—not just valuations. While the number of new funding rounds remains healthy, ecosystem watchers urge focus on sustainability and business-model strength. The trend could reshape investor risk appetite and funding patterns across 2026.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:53 IST
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2 days agoVC giants Accel and Prosus team up to co-invest in India’s early-stage deep-tech startups
Venture-capital firm Accel and global investor Prosus have announced a partnership to co-invest in early-stage Indian startups, especially in deep-tech, advanced manufacturing and AI-driven automation. Under the tie-up, Prosus will match Accel’s capital commitments in the Atoms X programme, with cheque sizes in the seed-to-Series A range between US$200,000 and US$2 million. The collaboration is aimed at supporting “LeapTech” ventures and scaling India’s innovation ecosystem beyond traditional software startups.
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2 days agoVC giants Accel and Prosus team up to co-invest in India’s early-stage deep-tech startups
Venture-capital firm Accel and global investor Prosus have announced a partnership to co-invest in early-stage Indian startups, especially in deep-tech, advanced manufacturing and AI-driven automation. Under the tie-up, Prosus will match Accel’s capital commitments in the Atoms X programme, with cheque sizes in the seed-to-Series A range between US$200,000 and US$2 million. The collaboration is aimed at supporting “LeapTech” ventures and scaling India’s innovation ecosystem beyond traditional software startups.
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VC giants Accel and Prosus team up to co-invest in India’s early-stage deep-tech startups
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Accel and Prosus partner to back early-stage Indian deep-tech startups, with matched investments and focus on LeapTech ventures.
Venture-capital firm Accel and global investor Prosus have announced a partnership to co-invest in early-stage Indian startups, especially in deep-tech, advanced manufacturing and AI-driven automation. Under the tie-up, Prosus will match Accel’s capital commitments in the Atoms X programme, with cheque sizes in the seed-to-Series A range between US$200,000 and US$2 million. The collaboration is aimed at supporting “LeapTech” ventures and scaling India’s innovation ecosystem beyond traditional software startups.
Venture-capital firm Accel and global investor Prosus have announced a partnership to co-invest in early-stage Indian startups, especially in deep-tech, advanced manufacturing and AI-driven automation. Under the tie-up, Prosus will match Accel’s capital commitments in the Atoms X programme, with cheque sizes in the seed-to-Series A range between US$200,000 and US$2 million. The collaboration is aimed at supporting “LeapTech” ventures and scaling India’s innovation ecosystem beyond traditional software startups.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:52 IST
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2 days agoMarkets open strong as Sensex jumps 720 points, Nifty reclaims 26,000
Indian equity markets opened the week on a strong note with the BSE Sensex gaining around 720 points and the Nifty 50 regaining the 26,000–mark, partly driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation figures and advancing optimism in U.S.–China trade negotiations. Sector-wide gains included metals and oil & gas. Analysts note that fresh foreign-institutional investor interest and strong global cues are helping drive the rally, but caution the next leg may rely on domestic earnings and policy clarity.
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2 days agoMarkets open strong as Sensex jumps 720 points, Nifty reclaims 26,000
Indian equity markets opened the week on a strong note with the BSE Sensex gaining around 720 points and the Nifty 50 regaining the 26,000–mark, partly driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation figures and advancing optimism in U.S.–China trade negotiations. Sector-wide gains included metals and oil & gas. Analysts note that fresh foreign-institutional investor interest and strong global cues are helping drive the rally, but caution the next leg may rely on domestic earnings and policy clarity.
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Markets open strong as Sensex jumps 720 points, Nifty reclaims 26,000
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Sensex rises ~720 pts, Nifty tops 26,000 on global cues; broad-based rally led by metals and oil & gas.
Indian equity markets opened the week on a strong note with the BSE Sensex gaining around 720 points and the Nifty 50 regaining the 26,000–mark, partly driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation figures and advancing optimism in U.S.–China trade negotiations. Sector-wide gains included metals and oil & gas. Analysts note that fresh foreign-institutional investor interest and strong global cues are helping drive the rally, but caution the next leg may rely on domestic earnings and policy clarity.
Indian equity markets opened the week on a strong note with the BSE Sensex gaining around 720 points and the Nifty 50 regaining the 26,000–mark, partly driven by softer-than-expected U.S. inflation figures and advancing optimism in U.S.–China trade negotiations. Sector-wide gains included metals and oil & gas. Analysts note that fresh foreign-institutional investor interest and strong global cues are helping drive the rally, but caution the next leg may rely on domestic earnings and policy clarity.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:49 IST
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2 days agoMumbai leads India’s mutual-fund industry with Rs 20.5 trn AUM in September
According to data, Mumbai contributed approximately Rs 20.5 trillion to India’s mutual-fund industry assets under management (AUM) out of the total Rs 75.6 trillion as of September 2025. Delhi stood second at about Rs 9.1 trillion, followed by Bengaluru, Pune and Kolkata. The concentration of AUM in top cities underscores structural divergence between metropolitan and smaller-city investor participation. Additionally, assets in B30 cities (beyond top 30 urban centres) rose 2.6% month-on-month to Rs 14.50 lakh crore in September, showing strong “tier-2 and below” growth momentum in mutual-fund adoption.
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2 days agoMumbai leads India’s mutual-fund industry with Rs 20.5 trn AUM in September
According to data, Mumbai contributed approximately Rs 20.5 trillion to India’s mutual-fund industry assets under management (AUM) out of the total Rs 75.6 trillion as of September 2025. Delhi stood second at about Rs 9.1 trillion, followed by Bengaluru, Pune and Kolkata. The concentration of AUM in top cities underscores structural divergence between metropolitan and smaller-city investor participation. Additionally, assets in B30 cities (beyond top 30 urban centres) rose 2.6% month-on-month to Rs 14.50 lakh crore in September, showing strong “tier-2 and below” growth momentum in mutual-fund adoption.
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Mumbai leads India’s mutual-fund industry with Rs 20.5 trn AUM in September
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Mumbai holds Rs 20.5 trillion of India’s Rs 75.6 trillion mutual-fund AUM; B30 cities’ assets rose 2.6% in September.
According to data, Mumbai contributed approximately Rs 20.5 trillion to India’s mutual-fund industry assets under management (AUM) out of the total Rs 75.6 trillion as of September 2025. Delhi stood second at about Rs 9.1 trillion, followed by Bengaluru, Pune and Kolkata. The concentration of AUM in top cities underscores structural divergence between metropolitan and smaller-city investor participation. Additionally, assets in B30 cities (beyond top 30 urban centres) rose 2.6% month-on-month to Rs 14.50 lakh crore in September, showing strong “tier-2 and below” growth momentum in mutual-fund adoption.
According to data, Mumbai contributed approximately Rs 20.5 trillion to India’s mutual-fund industry assets under management (AUM) out of the total Rs 75.6 trillion as of September 2025. Delhi stood second at about Rs 9.1 trillion, followed by Bengaluru, Pune and Kolkata. The concentration of AUM in top cities underscores structural divergence between metropolitan and smaller-city investor participation. Additionally, assets in B30 cities (beyond top 30 urban centres) rose 2.6% month-on-month to Rs 14.50 lakh crore in September, showing strong “tier-2 and below” growth momentum in mutual-fund adoption.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:49 IST
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2 days agoIndia-focused mutual funds see seventh straight week of outflows amid $175 m redemption
India-equity mutual funds recorded a seventh straight week of net outflows, pulling around USD 175 million for the week ending October 24. Large-cap long-only funds led the redemptions, while mid- and small-cap funds also saw significant withdrawals. Japan-domiciled India funds remained particularly under pressure, registering about USD 740 million of outflows over 14 consecutive weeks. By contrast, gold and commodity funds are attracting strong inflows, indicating a risk-off sentiment among global investors rather than a broad de-risking of India.
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2 days agoIndia-focused mutual funds see seventh straight week of outflows amid $175 m redemption
India-equity mutual funds recorded a seventh straight week of net outflows, pulling around USD 175 million for the week ending October 24. Large-cap long-only funds led the redemptions, while mid- and small-cap funds also saw significant withdrawals. Japan-domiciled India funds remained particularly under pressure, registering about USD 740 million of outflows over 14 consecutive weeks. By contrast, gold and commodity funds are attracting strong inflows, indicating a risk-off sentiment among global investors rather than a broad de-risking of India.
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India-focused mutual funds see seventh straight week of outflows amid $175 m redemption
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India-equity mutual funds posted USD 175 m outflows last week, marking a seventh consecutive week of redemptions, led by large-cap funds.
India-equity mutual funds recorded a seventh straight week of net outflows, pulling around USD 175 million for the week ending October 24. Large-cap long-only funds led the redemptions, while mid- and small-cap funds also saw significant withdrawals. Japan-domiciled India funds remained particularly under pressure, registering about USD 740 million of outflows over 14 consecutive weeks. By contrast, gold and commodity funds are attracting strong inflows, indicating a risk-off sentiment among global investors rather than a broad de-risking of India.
India-equity mutual funds recorded a seventh straight week of net outflows, pulling around USD 175 million for the week ending October 24. Large-cap long-only funds led the redemptions, while mid- and small-cap funds also saw significant withdrawals. Japan-domiciled India funds remained particularly under pressure, registering about USD 740 million of outflows over 14 consecutive weeks. By contrast, gold and commodity funds are attracting strong inflows, indicating a risk-off sentiment among global investors rather than a broad de-risking of India.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:47 IST
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2 days agoLatin America leads 2025 equity gains, India still in top-10 decade performers
Latin American equity markets are outperforming in 2025, but India remains among the top-ten performers over the past decade on a rupee-adjusted basis. According to a recent report, India’s equity benchmark delivered a strong compounded return since 2015, reflecting long-term resilience despite near-term volatility. The findings underscore that while short-term flows favour other regions, India’s structural growth story and capital-market deepening continue to appeal to long-term investors.
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2 days agoLatin America leads 2025 equity gains, India still in top-10 decade performers
Latin American equity markets are outperforming in 2025, but India remains among the top-ten performers over the past decade on a rupee-adjusted basis. According to a recent report, India’s equity benchmark delivered a strong compounded return since 2015, reflecting long-term resilience despite near-term volatility. The findings underscore that while short-term flows favour other regions, India’s structural growth story and capital-market deepening continue to appeal to long-term investors.
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Latin America leads 2025 equity gains, India still in top-10 decade performers
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India ranks among the top-10 equity markets over the past decade despite 2025 underperformance, while Latin America leads current gains.
Latin American equity markets are outperforming in 2025, but India remains among the top-ten performers over the past decade on a rupee-adjusted basis. According to a recent report, India’s equity benchmark delivered a strong compounded return since 2015, reflecting long-term resilience despite near-term volatility. The findings underscore that while short-term flows favour other regions, India’s structural growth story and capital-market deepening continue to appeal to long-term investors.
Latin American equity markets are outperforming in 2025, but India remains among the top-ten performers over the past decade on a rupee-adjusted basis. According to a recent report, India’s equity benchmark delivered a strong compounded return since 2015, reflecting long-term resilience despite near-term volatility. The findings underscore that while short-term flows favour other regions, India’s structural growth story and capital-market deepening continue to appeal to long-term investors.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:46 IST
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2 days agoIndia reserves a seat at the global AI table amid booming data-centre plans
In a Google LLC-led $15 billion investment and a separate $7 billion commitment by Tata Consultancy Services, India is edging into the global artificial-intelligence infrastructure race. Although it is not creating the next GPT-style breakthrough, the country is poised to become a training and inferencing hub, supported by its large digital workforce and data-generation scale. Current capacity is small (~3 % global) but the pipeline could triple in coming years. Analysts view this as a shift from service-offshore to asset-heavy AI infrastructure in India.
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2 days agoIndia reserves a seat at the global AI table amid booming data-centre plans
In a Google LLC-led $15 billion investment and a separate $7 billion commitment by Tata Consultancy Services, India is edging into the global artificial-intelligence infrastructure race. Although it is not creating the next GPT-style breakthrough, the country is poised to become a training and inferencing hub, supported by its large digital workforce and data-generation scale. Current capacity is small (~3 % global) but the pipeline could triple in coming years. Analysts view this as a shift from service-offshore to asset-heavy AI infrastructure in India.
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India reserves a seat at the global AI table amid booming data-centre plans
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India is becoming a global AI-infrastructure hub with $22 billion in recent commitments, shifting from service-offshoring to data-centre build-out.
In a Google LLC-led $15 billion investment and a separate $7 billion commitment by Tata Consultancy Services, India is edging into the global artificial-intelligence infrastructure race. Although it is not creating the next GPT-style breakthrough, the country is poised to become a training and inferencing hub, supported by its large digital workforce and data-generation scale. Current capacity is small (~3 % global) but the pipeline could triple in coming years. Analysts view this as a shift from service-offshore to asset-heavy AI infrastructure in India.
In a Google LLC-led $15 billion investment and a separate $7 billion commitment by Tata Consultancy Services, India is edging into the global artificial-intelligence infrastructure race. Although it is not creating the next GPT-style breakthrough, the country is poised to become a training and inferencing hub, supported by its large digital workforce and data-generation scale. Current capacity is small (~3 % global) but the pipeline could triple in coming years. Analysts view this as a shift from service-offshore to asset-heavy AI infrastructure in India.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:45 IST
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2 days agoHonda takes stake in India’s OMC Power to build clean-energy batteries
Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has acquired an equity stake in India’s OMC Power Pvt Ltd to develop clean-energy storage batteries. The deal marks Honda’s first move into India’s distributed renewable-energy market. OMC Power runs more than 500 renewable-energy plants across India supplying telecom, healthcare and rural users and plans to repurpose used EV batteries for grid/storage use in partnership with Honda from January 2026. Analysts say this signals global automakers’ deeper push into India’s clean-energy ecosystem.
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2 days agoHonda takes stake in India’s OMC Power to build clean-energy batteries
Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has acquired an equity stake in India’s OMC Power Pvt Ltd to develop clean-energy storage batteries. The deal marks Honda’s first move into India’s distributed renewable-energy market. OMC Power runs more than 500 renewable-energy plants across India supplying telecom, healthcare and rural users and plans to repurpose used EV batteries for grid/storage use in partnership with Honda from January 2026. Analysts say this signals global automakers’ deeper push into India’s clean-energy ecosystem.
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Honda takes stake in India’s OMC Power to build clean-energy batteries
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Honda takes stake in India’s OMC Power to repurpose EV batteries for clean-energy storage, marking its entry into India’s distributed renewables market.
Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has acquired an equity stake in India’s OMC Power Pvt Ltd to develop clean-energy storage batteries. The deal marks Honda’s first move into India’s distributed renewable-energy market. OMC Power runs more than 500 renewable-energy plants across India supplying telecom, healthcare and rural users and plans to repurpose used EV batteries for grid/storage use in partnership with Honda from January 2026. Analysts say this signals global automakers’ deeper push into India’s clean-energy ecosystem.
Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has acquired an equity stake in India’s OMC Power Pvt Ltd to develop clean-energy storage batteries. The deal marks Honda’s first move into India’s distributed renewable-energy market. OMC Power runs more than 500 renewable-energy plants across India supplying telecom, healthcare and rural users and plans to repurpose used EV batteries for grid/storage use in partnership with Honda from January 2026. Analysts say this signals global automakers’ deeper push into India’s clean-energy ecosystem.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:44 IST
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2 days agoCoforge sees robust revenue growth, nearly 32% year-on-year in Q2
Coforge posted consolidated net profit of ₹3.76 billion for the quarter ended September 30 2025, marginally ahead of estimates. Revenue climbed 31.7% year-on-year to ₹39.86 billion, driven by strong client investments and improved demand in key segments. Deal wins reached US$514 million, slightly below last year’s US$516 million. The IT services company said it remains confident of improving demand in the second half and continues to invest in digital and domain-specialist capabilities, particularly in insurance and banking technology.
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2 days agoCoforge sees robust revenue growth, nearly 32% year-on-year in Q2
Coforge posted consolidated net profit of ₹3.76 billion for the quarter ended September 30 2025, marginally ahead of estimates. Revenue climbed 31.7% year-on-year to ₹39.86 billion, driven by strong client investments and improved demand in key segments. Deal wins reached US$514 million, slightly below last year’s US$516 million. The IT services company said it remains confident of improving demand in the second half and continues to invest in digital and domain-specialist capabilities, particularly in insurance and banking technology.
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Coforge sees robust revenue growth, nearly 32% year-on-year in Q2
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Coforge posts 31.7% revenue growth and ₹3.76 billion profit in Q2, as deal-wins and client spending improve though bookings slightly slip.
Coforge posted consolidated net profit of ₹3.76 billion for the quarter ended September 30 2025, marginally ahead of estimates. Revenue climbed 31.7% year-on-year to ₹39.86 billion, driven by strong client investments and improved demand in key segments. Deal wins reached US$514 million, slightly below last year’s US$516 million. The IT services company said it remains confident of improving demand in the second half and continues to invest in digital and domain-specialist capabilities, particularly in insurance and banking technology.
Coforge posted consolidated net profit of ₹3.76 billion for the quarter ended September 30 2025, marginally ahead of estimates. Revenue climbed 31.7% year-on-year to ₹39.86 billion, driven by strong client investments and improved demand in key segments. Deal wins reached US$514 million, slightly below last year’s US$516 million. The IT services company said it remains confident of improving demand in the second half and continues to invest in digital and domain-specialist capabilities, particularly in insurance and banking technology.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:42 IST
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2 days agoHatsun Agro posts 70 % profit surge, stock jumps to nine-month high
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd, the dairy-products maker, posted a 70.3 % year-on-year rise in consolidated Q2 net profit and a 17 % rise in revenue. On the back of the strong result the stock surged over 20 % to ₹1,084.2 — its highest level since January — amid trading volume at almost 12 times the 30-day average. The bullish move reflects renewed investor appetite in the dairy segment, though analysts caution that raw-milk supply volatility and input-cost pressures remain key risks going ahead.
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2 days agoHatsun Agro posts 70 % profit surge, stock jumps to nine-month high
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd, the dairy-products maker, posted a 70.3 % year-on-year rise in consolidated Q2 net profit and a 17 % rise in revenue. On the back of the strong result the stock surged over 20 % to ₹1,084.2 — its highest level since January — amid trading volume at almost 12 times the 30-day average. The bullish move reflects renewed investor appetite in the dairy segment, though analysts caution that raw-milk supply volatility and input-cost pressures remain key risks going ahead.
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Hatsun Agro posts 70 % profit surge, stock jumps to nine-month high
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Hatsun Agro’s Q2 profit soared 70 % and revenue rose 17 %; its stock jumped 20 % to nine-month high amid strong investor interest.
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd, the dairy-products maker, posted a 70.3 % year-on-year rise in consolidated Q2 net profit and a 17 % rise in revenue. On the back of the strong result the stock surged over 20 % to ₹1,084.2 — its highest level since January — amid trading volume at almost 12 times the 30-day average. The bullish move reflects renewed investor appetite in the dairy segment, though analysts caution that raw-milk supply volatility and input-cost pressures remain key risks going ahead.
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd, the dairy-products maker, posted a 70.3 % year-on-year rise in consolidated Q2 net profit and a 17 % rise in revenue. On the back of the strong result the stock surged over 20 % to ₹1,084.2 — its highest level since January — amid trading volume at almost 12 times the 30-day average. The bullish move reflects renewed investor appetite in the dairy segment, though analysts caution that raw-milk supply volatility and input-cost pressures remain key risks going ahead.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:33 IST
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2 days agoKotak Mahindra Bank Q2 profit misses estimates as provisions soar
Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a standalone net profit of ₹32.53 billion for Q2 ended September 30, down from ₹33.44 billion a year earlier and below the expected ₹34.49 billion. The miss was driven by a 43 % jump in provisions to ₹9.47 billion, despite a 14 % loan growth and 4 % rise in net interest income to ₹73.11 billion. Its net interest margin narrowed to 4.54 % from 4.91 % amid rate pressures and funding cost growth. Analysts note margin squeeze and elevated credit costs may limit re-rating momentum.
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2 days agoKotak Mahindra Bank Q2 profit misses estimates as provisions soar
Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a standalone net profit of ₹32.53 billion for Q2 ended September 30, down from ₹33.44 billion a year earlier and below the expected ₹34.49 billion. The miss was driven by a 43 % jump in provisions to ₹9.47 billion, despite a 14 % loan growth and 4 % rise in net interest income to ₹73.11 billion. Its net interest margin narrowed to 4.54 % from 4.91 % amid rate pressures and funding cost growth. Analysts note margin squeeze and elevated credit costs may limit re-rating momentum.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank Q2 profit misses estimates as provisions soar
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Kotak Mahindra Bank’s Q2 profit fell short, weighed by 43 % higher provisions despite loan growth, raising concerns over margins and re-rating potential.
Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a standalone net profit of ₹32.53 billion for Q2 ended September 30, down from ₹33.44 billion a year earlier and below the expected ₹34.49 billion. The miss was driven by a 43 % jump in provisions to ₹9.47 billion, despite a 14 % loan growth and 4 % rise in net interest income to ₹73.11 billion. Its net interest margin narrowed to 4.54 % from 4.91 % amid rate pressures and funding cost growth. Analysts note margin squeeze and elevated credit costs may limit re-rating momentum.
Kotak Mahindra Bank reported a standalone net profit of ₹32.53 billion for Q2 ended September 30, down from ₹33.44 billion a year earlier and below the expected ₹34.49 billion. The miss was driven by a 43 % jump in provisions to ₹9.47 billion, despite a 14 % loan growth and 4 % rise in net interest income to ₹73.11 billion. Its net interest margin narrowed to 4.54 % from 4.91 % amid rate pressures and funding cost growth. Analysts note margin squeeze and elevated credit costs may limit re-rating momentum.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:33 IST
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2 days agoSupreme Industries Ltd. profit drops 20% in Q2 amid weak market demand
Supreme Industries reported a net profit of ₹164.74 crore for Q2FY26, down 20% from ₹206.60 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations rose over 5% to ₹2,394 crore. The board also declared an interim dividend of ₹11 per share. Share price fell close to 2% on announcement, with investors apprehensive about soft demand in plastics-processing markets and margin pressures from rising raw-material costs.
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2 days agoSupreme Industries Ltd. profit drops 20% in Q2 amid weak market demand
Supreme Industries reported a net profit of ₹164.74 crore for Q2FY26, down 20% from ₹206.60 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations rose over 5% to ₹2,394 crore. The board also declared an interim dividend of ₹11 per share. Share price fell close to 2% on announcement, with investors apprehensive about soft demand in plastics-processing markets and margin pressures from rising raw-material costs.
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Supreme Industries Ltd. profit drops 20% in Q2 amid weak market demand
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Supreme Industries’ Q2 profit fell 20% to ₹164.74 crore while revenue rose 5%; weak demand and cost pressure weigh.
Supreme Industries reported a net profit of ₹164.74 crore for Q2FY26, down 20% from ₹206.60 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations rose over 5% to ₹2,394 crore. The board also declared an interim dividend of ₹11 per share. Share price fell close to 2% on announcement, with investors apprehensive about soft demand in plastics-processing markets and margin pressures from rising raw-material costs.
Supreme Industries reported a net profit of ₹164.74 crore for Q2FY26, down 20% from ₹206.60 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations rose over 5% to ₹2,394 crore. The board also declared an interim dividend of ₹11 per share. Share price fell close to 2% on announcement, with investors apprehensive about soft demand in plastics-processing markets and margin pressures from rising raw-material costs.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:29 IST
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2 days agoChennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. swings to profit, posts ₹719 crore in Q2
Chennai Petroleum Corporation turned around in Q2FY26, reporting a net profit of ₹719 crore compared with a net loss of ₹634 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations surged nearly 39% YoY to approximately ₹20,034 crore. The improvement was driven by stronger refining margins and increased throughput. Shares rose over 6% on the news. Analysts caution that upcoming changes in global crude prices and subsidy burdens remain key risks for the refining sector.
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2 days agoChennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. swings to profit, posts ₹719 crore in Q2
Chennai Petroleum Corporation turned around in Q2FY26, reporting a net profit of ₹719 crore compared with a net loss of ₹634 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations surged nearly 39% YoY to approximately ₹20,034 crore. The improvement was driven by stronger refining margins and increased throughput. Shares rose over 6% on the news. Analysts caution that upcoming changes in global crude prices and subsidy burdens remain key risks for the refining sector.
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Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. swings to profit, posts ₹719 crore in Q2
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Chennai Petroleum posts ₹719 crore profit in Q2FY26 after prior year loss; revenue jumps 39% on margin recovery.
Chennai Petroleum Corporation turned around in Q2FY26, reporting a net profit of ₹719 crore compared with a net loss of ₹634 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations surged nearly 39% YoY to approximately ₹20,034 crore. The improvement was driven by stronger refining margins and increased throughput. Shares rose over 6% on the news. Analysts caution that upcoming changes in global crude prices and subsidy burdens remain key risks for the refining sector.
Chennai Petroleum Corporation turned around in Q2FY26, reporting a net profit of ₹719 crore compared with a net loss of ₹634 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations surged nearly 39% YoY to approximately ₹20,034 crore. The improvement was driven by stronger refining margins and increased throughput. Shares rose over 6% on the news. Analysts caution that upcoming changes in global crude prices and subsidy burdens remain key risks for the refining sector.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:29 IST
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2 days agoLTIMindtree beats estimates on BFSI strength, deals pipeline intact
LTIMindtree reported a 12% net profit increase and 10.2% revenue growth for Q2, driven by strong demand in its banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) vertical. The company secured deal wins totalling $1.59 billion and expects near-double-digit growth for the full year. Its U.S. market revenue rose 3.6% YoY. While global tech spending remains soft, the firm’s niche in BFSI systems modernization has given it an edge, and analysts say it remains well-positioned if deal momentum holds.
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2 days agoLTIMindtree beats estimates on BFSI strength, deals pipeline intact
LTIMindtree reported a 12% net profit increase and 10.2% revenue growth for Q2, driven by strong demand in its banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) vertical. The company secured deal wins totalling $1.59 billion and expects near-double-digit growth for the full year. Its U.S. market revenue rose 3.6% YoY. While global tech spending remains soft, the firm’s niche in BFSI systems modernization has given it an edge, and analysts say it remains well-positioned if deal momentum holds.
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LTIMindtree beats estimates on BFSI strength, deals pipeline intact
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LTIMindtree reports 12% profit rise and $1.59bn deal wins in Q2, bolstered by strong BFSI demand and U.S. growth.
LTIMindtree reported a 12% net profit increase and 10.2% revenue growth for Q2, driven by strong demand in its banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) vertical. The company secured deal wins totalling $1.59 billion and expects near-double-digit growth for the full year. Its U.S. market revenue rose 3.6% YoY. While global tech spending remains soft, the firm’s niche in BFSI systems modernization has given it an edge, and analysts say it remains well-positioned if deal momentum holds.
LTIMindtree reported a 12% net profit increase and 10.2% revenue growth for Q2, driven by strong demand in its banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) vertical. The company secured deal wins totalling $1.59 billion and expects near-double-digit growth for the full year. Its U.S. market revenue rose 3.6% YoY. While global tech spending remains soft, the firm’s niche in BFSI systems modernization has given it an edge, and analysts say it remains well-positioned if deal momentum holds.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 08:26 IST
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2 days agoHindalco shares surge as copper-aluminium rally boosts outlook
Shares of Hindalco Industries rose over 6% in the past three trading days, hitting record highs amid a strong global rally in copper and aluminium prices. The firm’s downstream alloys and metal-extrusion units stand to benefit from higher realisations, and investor anticipation is building ahead of its upcoming Q2 results. Analysts note the cost inflation risks remain, but improved commodity pricing and stronger global demand for lightweight metals in EVs are driving the positive sentiment.
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2 days agoHindalco shares surge as copper-aluminium rally boosts outlook
Shares of Hindalco Industries rose over 6% in the past three trading days, hitting record highs amid a strong global rally in copper and aluminium prices. The firm’s downstream alloys and metal-extrusion units stand to benefit from higher realisations, and investor anticipation is building ahead of its upcoming Q2 results. Analysts note the cost inflation risks remain, but improved commodity pricing and stronger global demand for lightweight metals in EVs are driving the positive sentiment.
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Hindalco shares surge as copper-aluminium rally boosts outlook
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Hindalco jumps over 6% with metal-price rebound lifting earnings expectations ahead of its Q2 results.
Shares of Hindalco Industries rose over 6% in the past three trading days, hitting record highs amid a strong global rally in copper and aluminium prices. The firm’s downstream alloys and metal-extrusion units stand to benefit from higher realisations, and investor anticipation is building ahead of its upcoming Q2 results. Analysts note the cost inflation risks remain, but improved commodity pricing and stronger global demand for lightweight metals in EVs are driving the positive sentiment.
Shares of Hindalco Industries rose over 6% in the past three trading days, hitting record highs amid a strong global rally in copper and aluminium prices. The firm’s downstream alloys and metal-extrusion units stand to benefit from higher realisations, and investor anticipation is building ahead of its upcoming Q2 results. Analysts note the cost inflation risks remain, but improved commodity pricing and stronger global demand for lightweight metals in EVs are driving the positive sentiment.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:48 IST
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2 days agoMarkets warm up: Indian stocks gain as rate-cut hopes and trade deal optimism rise
Indian equity indices rose on Monday with the Nifty 50 increasing ~0.51% to 25,927 and the BSE Sensex climbing ~0.5% to 84,633. All 16 major sectors reported gains; mid-cap and small-cap indexes rose about 0.6%. The rally was powered by softer than expected U.S. inflation data and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations, boosting risk appetite. Metals and oil & gas were among the top-performing sectors. Analysts caution that while momentum looks favourable, earnings and foreign flows will determine sustainability.
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2 days agoMarkets warm up: Indian stocks gain as rate-cut hopes and trade deal optimism rise
Indian equity indices rose on Monday with the Nifty 50 increasing ~0.51% to 25,927 and the BSE Sensex climbing ~0.5% to 84,633. All 16 major sectors reported gains; mid-cap and small-cap indexes rose about 0.6%. The rally was powered by softer than expected U.S. inflation data and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations, boosting risk appetite. Metals and oil & gas were among the top-performing sectors. Analysts caution that while momentum looks favourable, earnings and foreign flows will determine sustainability.
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Markets warm up: Indian stocks gain as rate-cut hopes and trade deal optimism rise
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Indian stocks rose as US rate-cut expectations and trade-deal progress spurred broad sector gains; mid- and small-caps led modestly.
Indian equity indices rose on Monday with the Nifty 50 increasing ~0.51% to 25,927 and the BSE Sensex climbing ~0.5% to 84,633. All 16 major sectors reported gains; mid-cap and small-cap indexes rose about 0.6%. The rally was powered by softer than expected U.S. inflation data and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations, boosting risk appetite. Metals and oil & gas were among the top-performing sectors. Analysts caution that while momentum looks favourable, earnings and foreign flows will determine sustainability.
Indian equity indices rose on Monday with the Nifty 50 increasing ~0.51% to 25,927 and the BSE Sensex climbing ~0.5% to 84,633. All 16 major sectors reported gains; mid-cap and small-cap indexes rose about 0.6%. The rally was powered by softer than expected U.S. inflation data and signs of progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations, boosting risk appetite. Metals and oil & gas were among the top-performing sectors. Analysts caution that while momentum looks favourable, earnings and foreign flows will determine sustainability.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:47 IST
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2 days agoFive IPOs open this week, raising over ₹45,000 crore in India’s primary market
India’s IPO pipeline is in full throttle this week, with five new initial share offers opening and total expected capital-raise topping ₹45,000 crore. This surge is driven by renewed investor confidence and favourable listing conditions. Among listings this week, sectors span consumer retail, digital services and industrial manufacturing. Analysts note that while the volume is high, increases in valuation and past weak listings may temper future enthusiasm. Domestic retail participation and post-listing performance will be key to sustaining the momentum in the primary market.
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2 days agoFive IPOs open this week, raising over ₹45,000 crore in India’s primary market
India’s IPO pipeline is in full throttle this week, with five new initial share offers opening and total expected capital-raise topping ₹45,000 crore. This surge is driven by renewed investor confidence and favourable listing conditions. Among listings this week, sectors span consumer retail, digital services and industrial manufacturing. Analysts note that while the volume is high, increases in valuation and past weak listings may temper future enthusiasm. Domestic retail participation and post-listing performance will be key to sustaining the momentum in the primary market.
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Five IPOs open this week, raising over ₹45,000 crore in India’s primary market
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India is seeing five new IPOs this week, targeting over ₹45,000 crore in fundraising, driven by strong investor interest and a busy primary market.
India’s IPO pipeline is in full throttle this week, with five new initial share offers opening and total expected capital-raise topping ₹45,000 crore. This surge is driven by renewed investor confidence and favourable listing conditions. Among listings this week, sectors span consumer retail, digital services and industrial manufacturing. Analysts note that while the volume is high, increases in valuation and past weak listings may temper future enthusiasm. Domestic retail participation and post-listing performance will be key to sustaining the momentum in the primary market.
India’s IPO pipeline is in full throttle this week, with five new initial share offers opening and total expected capital-raise topping ₹45,000 crore. This surge is driven by renewed investor confidence and favourable listing conditions. Among listings this week, sectors span consumer retail, digital services and industrial manufacturing. Analysts note that while the volume is high, increases in valuation and past weak listings may temper future enthusiasm. Domestic retail participation and post-listing performance will be key to sustaining the momentum in the primary market.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:47 IST
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2 days agoCapital-markets stocks lead sector gains after one-year 30% rally
The Nifty Capital Markets Index has delivered a nearly 30% one-year return, outpacing all other Nifty thematic and sectoral indices. BSE Ltd. alone gained about 70% in the same period amid increased asset-market participation and digitalisation trends. The strong performance reflects rising financialisation of India’s economy and growing investor interest in trading and broking platforms. Despite the gains, analysts caution that recent earnings momentum and regulatory risks could moderate future returns, signalling selective exposure is advised.
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2 days agoCapital-markets stocks lead sector gains after one-year 30% rally
The Nifty Capital Markets Index has delivered a nearly 30% one-year return, outpacing all other Nifty thematic and sectoral indices. BSE Ltd. alone gained about 70% in the same period amid increased asset-market participation and digitalisation trends. The strong performance reflects rising financialisation of India’s economy and growing investor interest in trading and broking platforms. Despite the gains, analysts caution that recent earnings momentum and regulatory risks could moderate future returns, signalling selective exposure is advised.
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Capital-markets stocks lead sector gains after one-year 30% rally
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Capital-markets stocks have returned ~30% in one year, led by BSE’s ~70% gain, amid rising digitalisation and investor participation.
The Nifty Capital Markets Index has delivered a nearly 30% one-year return, outpacing all other Nifty thematic and sectoral indices. BSE Ltd. alone gained about 70% in the same period amid increased asset-market participation and digitalisation trends. The strong performance reflects rising financialisation of India’s economy and growing investor interest in trading and broking platforms. Despite the gains, analysts caution that recent earnings momentum and regulatory risks could moderate future returns, signalling selective exposure is advised.
The Nifty Capital Markets Index has delivered a nearly 30% one-year return, outpacing all other Nifty thematic and sectoral indices. BSE Ltd. alone gained about 70% in the same period amid increased asset-market participation and digitalisation trends. The strong performance reflects rising financialisation of India’s economy and growing investor interest in trading and broking platforms. Despite the gains, analysts caution that recent earnings momentum and regulatory risks could moderate future returns, signalling selective exposure is advised.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:46 IST
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2 days agoRupee strengthens on central-bank support as importers rush for dollars
The Indian rupee has outperformed many regional peers this month, strengthened by active intervention from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). It traded near ₹87.99 per U.S. dollar today, rising almost 1 % in October so far. Importers are accelerating dollar purchases while RBI sells dollars to defend the currency around the ₹88 mark. The stronger rupee and improved currency sentiment complement equity market strength, though analysts warn that rising global dollar strength and sustained flows remain key variables for further gains.
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2 days agoRupee strengthens on central-bank support as importers rush for dollars
The Indian rupee has outperformed many regional peers this month, strengthened by active intervention from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). It traded near ₹87.99 per U.S. dollar today, rising almost 1 % in October so far. Importers are accelerating dollar purchases while RBI sells dollars to defend the currency around the ₹88 mark. The stronger rupee and improved currency sentiment complement equity market strength, though analysts warn that rising global dollar strength and sustained flows remain key variables for further gains.
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Rupee strengthens on central-bank support as importers rush for dollars
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Rupee near ₹87.99/USD after RBI intervention and importer demand; gains supported by equities but global dollar and flows remain risks.
The Indian rupee has outperformed many regional peers this month, strengthened by active intervention from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). It traded near ₹87.99 per U.S. dollar today, rising almost 1 % in October so far. Importers are accelerating dollar purchases while RBI sells dollars to defend the currency around the ₹88 mark. The stronger rupee and improved currency sentiment complement equity market strength, though analysts warn that rising global dollar strength and sustained flows remain key variables for further gains.
The Indian rupee has outperformed many regional peers this month, strengthened by active intervention from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). It traded near ₹87.99 per U.S. dollar today, rising almost 1 % in October so far. Importers are accelerating dollar purchases while RBI sells dollars to defend the currency around the ₹88 mark. The stronger rupee and improved currency sentiment complement equity market strength, though analysts warn that rising global dollar strength and sustained flows remain key variables for further gains.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:46 IST
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2 days agoSmall-cap mutual funds drop up to 5% in three months: opportunity or warning?
Small-cap mutual funds in India have fallen up to 5% over the past three months, with an average decline of 1.42%, according to recent analysis. Most of the impact was driven by external factors and risk-off sentiment, while valuations in the small-cap space are now described as ‘relatively fair’. Experts argue that these dips may represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but caution that quality, liquidity and strong balance-sheets matter more than broad market momentum at this stage.
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2 days agoSmall-cap mutual funds drop up to 5% in three months: opportunity or warning?
Small-cap mutual funds in India have fallen up to 5% over the past three months, with an average decline of 1.42%, according to recent analysis. Most of the impact was driven by external factors and risk-off sentiment, while valuations in the small-cap space are now described as ‘relatively fair’. Experts argue that these dips may represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but caution that quality, liquidity and strong balance-sheets matter more than broad market momentum at this stage.
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Small-cap mutual funds drop up to 5% in three months: opportunity or warning?
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India’s small-cap MF category fell as much as 5% in three months; some experts see a buying window, others urge focus on balance-sheet strength.
Small-cap mutual funds in India have fallen up to 5% over the past three months, with an average decline of 1.42%, according to recent analysis. Most of the impact was driven by external factors and risk-off sentiment, while valuations in the small-cap space are now described as ‘relatively fair’. Experts argue that these dips may represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but caution that quality, liquidity and strong balance-sheets matter more than broad market momentum at this stage.
Small-cap mutual funds in India have fallen up to 5% over the past three months, with an average decline of 1.42%, according to recent analysis. Most of the impact was driven by external factors and risk-off sentiment, while valuations in the small-cap space are now described as ‘relatively fair’. Experts argue that these dips may represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors, but caution that quality, liquidity and strong balance-sheets matter more than broad market momentum at this stage.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:44 IST
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2 days agoDeep-tech startup Hydgen raises $5 m to build on-site green hydrogen solutions
Indian startup Hydgen has secured US$5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Transition Venture Capital, joined by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments (Europe), Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and family offices from India and Singapore. Hydgen develops on-site green hydrogen systems aimed at industrial clients looking to decarbonise heavy-industry operations. The capital will support pilot deployments, manufacturing ramp-up and overseas expansion. The raise signals investor interest in climate-tech and hydrogen infrastructure in India, even as overall startup funding remains muted this quarter.
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2 days agoDeep-tech startup Hydgen raises $5 m to build on-site green hydrogen solutions
Indian startup Hydgen has secured US$5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Transition Venture Capital, joined by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments (Europe), Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and family offices from India and Singapore. Hydgen develops on-site green hydrogen systems aimed at industrial clients looking to decarbonise heavy-industry operations. The capital will support pilot deployments, manufacturing ramp-up and overseas expansion. The raise signals investor interest in climate-tech and hydrogen infrastructure in India, even as overall startup funding remains muted this quarter.
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Deep-tech startup Hydgen raises $5 m to build on-site green hydrogen solutions
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Hydgen raised US$5 m for on-site green-hydrogen tech targeted at industry clients, marking continued climate-tech investor interest in India.
Indian startup Hydgen has secured US$5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Transition Venture Capital, joined by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments (Europe), Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and family offices from India and Singapore. Hydgen develops on-site green hydrogen systems aimed at industrial clients looking to decarbonise heavy-industry operations. The capital will support pilot deployments, manufacturing ramp-up and overseas expansion. The raise signals investor interest in climate-tech and hydrogen infrastructure in India, even as overall startup funding remains muted this quarter.
Indian startup Hydgen has secured US$5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Transition Venture Capital, joined by Cloudberry Pioneer Investments (Europe), Moringa Ventures (Singapore) and family offices from India and Singapore. Hydgen develops on-site green hydrogen systems aimed at industrial clients looking to decarbonise heavy-industry operations. The capital will support pilot deployments, manufacturing ramp-up and overseas expansion. The raise signals investor interest in climate-tech and hydrogen infrastructure in India, even as overall startup funding remains muted this quarter.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:44 IST
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2 days agoIndia-focused funds continue outflows as global commodities attract investors
India-oriented equity funds have recorded another week of redemptions, with outflows reaching approximately USD 175 million in the seven days ended October 24. Large-cap long-only funds accounted for much of the selling, while mid-cap and small-cap funds saw about USD 120 million and USD 100 million withdrawn respectively. Meanwhile investors are diverting capital into gold and commodity funds, which attracted nearly USD 19.6 billion in a single week. Analysts warn that despite India’s strong fundamentals, sustained foreign flows are unlikely until trade-policy clarity and earnings stability improve.
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2 days agoIndia-focused funds continue outflows as global commodities attract investors
India-oriented equity funds have recorded another week of redemptions, with outflows reaching approximately USD 175 million in the seven days ended October 24. Large-cap long-only funds accounted for much of the selling, while mid-cap and small-cap funds saw about USD 120 million and USD 100 million withdrawn respectively. Meanwhile investors are diverting capital into gold and commodity funds, which attracted nearly USD 19.6 billion in a single week. Analysts warn that despite India’s strong fundamentals, sustained foreign flows are unlikely until trade-policy clarity and earnings stability improve.
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India-focused funds continue outflows as global commodities attract investors
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India-focused equity funds saw USD 175 m outflows last week, while gold/commodities pulled in nearly USD 20 bn amid cautious investor mood.
India-oriented equity funds have recorded another week of redemptions, with outflows reaching approximately USD 175 million in the seven days ended October 24. Large-cap long-only funds accounted for much of the selling, while mid-cap and small-cap funds saw about USD 120 million and USD 100 million withdrawn respectively. Meanwhile investors are diverting capital into gold and commodity funds, which attracted nearly USD 19.6 billion in a single week. Analysts warn that despite India’s strong fundamentals, sustained foreign flows are unlikely until trade-policy clarity and earnings stability improve.
India-oriented equity funds have recorded another week of redemptions, with outflows reaching approximately USD 175 million in the seven days ended October 24. Large-cap long-only funds accounted for much of the selling, while mid-cap and small-cap funds saw about USD 120 million and USD 100 million withdrawn respectively. Meanwhile investors are diverting capital into gold and commodity funds, which attracted nearly USD 19.6 billion in a single week. Analysts warn that despite India’s strong fundamentals, sustained foreign flows are unlikely until trade-policy clarity and earnings stability improve.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 07:43 IST
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2 days agoLenskart IPO faces valuation and execution risks amid market spotlight
While Lenskart’s IPO valuation of about ₹7,000 crore+ raises investor excitement, risks remain. The company sourced over 42% of its raw materials from China, exposing it to supply-chain disruptions and tariff shifts. In its DRHP the company also disclosed an executive’s missing academic record—a governance factor that may raise investor questions. With IPO markets richly priced and new listings subject to scrutiny, Lenskart must deliver on growth and profitability to justify the valuation and investor expectations.
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2 days agoLenskart IPO faces valuation and execution risks amid market spotlight
While Lenskart’s IPO valuation of about ₹7,000 crore+ raises investor excitement, risks remain. The company sourced over 42% of its raw materials from China, exposing it to supply-chain disruptions and tariff shifts. In its DRHP the company also disclosed an executive’s missing academic record—a governance factor that may raise investor questions. With IPO markets richly priced and new listings subject to scrutiny, Lenskart must deliver on growth and profitability to justify the valuation and investor expectations.
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Lenskart IPO faces valuation and execution risks amid market spotlight
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Despite strong growth, Lenskart IPO comes with risks like China-dependence and governance disclosures, which investors should weigh before subscribing.
While Lenskart’s IPO valuation of about ₹7,000 crore+ raises investor excitement, risks remain. The company sourced over 42% of its raw materials from China, exposing it to supply-chain disruptions and tariff shifts. In its DRHP the company also disclosed an executive’s missing academic record—a governance factor that may raise investor questions. With IPO markets richly priced and new listings subject to scrutiny, Lenskart must deliver on growth and profitability to justify the valuation and investor expectations.
While Lenskart’s IPO valuation of about ₹7,000 crore+ raises investor excitement, risks remain. The company sourced over 42% of its raw materials from China, exposing it to supply-chain disruptions and tariff shifts. In its DRHP the company also disclosed an executive’s missing academic record—a governance factor that may raise investor questions. With IPO markets richly priced and new listings subject to scrutiny, Lenskart must deliver on growth and profitability to justify the valuation and investor expectations.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:51 IST
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2 days agoLenskart IPO raises funds for growth, global expansion and tech build-out
Lenskart’s IPO includes a fresh issue portion of approximately ₹2,150 crore and an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders. Proceeds will fund opening of new company-owned stores, leasing and rent of outlets, technology upgrade, brand marketing and inorganic acquisitions. The company currently operates over 2,000 stores in India and 650+ overseas. With the eyewear market in India expected to grow at double-digit rates, the IPO plays a strategic role in scaling omni-channel presence and global footprint ahead of listing.
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2 days agoLenskart IPO raises funds for growth, global expansion and tech build-out
Lenskart’s IPO includes a fresh issue portion of approximately ₹2,150 crore and an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders. Proceeds will fund opening of new company-owned stores, leasing and rent of outlets, technology upgrade, brand marketing and inorganic acquisitions. The company currently operates over 2,000 stores in India and 650+ overseas. With the eyewear market in India expected to grow at double-digit rates, the IPO plays a strategic role in scaling omni-channel presence and global footprint ahead of listing.
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Lenskart IPO raises funds for growth, global expansion and tech build-out
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Lenskart IPO proceeds are earmarked for store expansion, tech investment and global footprint, supporting growth ambition in eyewear market.
Lenskart’s IPO includes a fresh issue portion of approximately ₹2,150 crore and an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders. Proceeds will fund opening of new company-owned stores, leasing and rent of outlets, technology upgrade, brand marketing and inorganic acquisitions. The company currently operates over 2,000 stores in India and 650+ overseas. With the eyewear market in India expected to grow at double-digit rates, the IPO plays a strategic role in scaling omni-channel presence and global footprint ahead of listing.
Lenskart’s IPO includes a fresh issue portion of approximately ₹2,150 crore and an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders. Proceeds will fund opening of new company-owned stores, leasing and rent of outlets, technology upgrade, brand marketing and inorganic acquisitions. The company currently operates over 2,000 stores in India and 650+ overseas. With the eyewear market in India expected to grow at double-digit rates, the IPO plays a strategic role in scaling omni-channel presence and global footprint ahead of listing.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:51 IST
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2 days agoRegulator restricts mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listings surge
India’s market regulator has prohibited mutual funds from investing in companies prior to their IPO placement, sources say. The move affects funds managing around ₹75.6 trillion and follows concerns that unlisted holdings expose retail investors to illiquid risk. It arrives as India’s IPO market races toward up to $8 billion in offerings this quarter, making the restriction timely. Analysts believe this may reduce pre-listing demand and shift pressure onto institutional and retail channels during subscription. Issuers may need to recalibrate anchor allocations accordingly.
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2 days agoRegulator restricts mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listings surge
India’s market regulator has prohibited mutual funds from investing in companies prior to their IPO placement, sources say. The move affects funds managing around ₹75.6 trillion and follows concerns that unlisted holdings expose retail investors to illiquid risk. It arrives as India’s IPO market races toward up to $8 billion in offerings this quarter, making the restriction timely. Analysts believe this may reduce pre-listing demand and shift pressure onto institutional and retail channels during subscription. Issuers may need to recalibrate anchor allocations accordingly.
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Regulator restricts mutual funds from pre-IPO placements ahead of listings surge
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India bars mutual funds from pre-IPO placements to curb illiquid risk ahead of a major listing wave.
India’s market regulator has prohibited mutual funds from investing in companies prior to their IPO placement, sources say. The move affects funds managing around ₹75.6 trillion and follows concerns that unlisted holdings expose retail investors to illiquid risk. It arrives as India’s IPO market races toward up to $8 billion in offerings this quarter, making the restriction timely. Analysts believe this may reduce pre-listing demand and shift pressure onto institutional and retail channels during subscription. Issuers may need to recalibrate anchor allocations accordingly.
India’s market regulator has prohibited mutual funds from investing in companies prior to their IPO placement, sources say. The move affects funds managing around ₹75.6 trillion and follows concerns that unlisted holdings expose retail investors to illiquid risk. It arrives as India’s IPO market races toward up to $8 billion in offerings this quarter, making the restriction timely. Analysts believe this may reduce pre-listing demand and shift pressure onto institutional and retail channels during subscription. Issuers may need to recalibrate anchor allocations accordingly.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:49 IST
cautiously positive
2 days agoOrkla India’s ₹1,667 crore IPO opens October 29; high GMP signals strong demand
Consumer-goods company Orkla India, part of Norway’s Orkla ASA and owner of brands such as MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments, launches its IPO on October 29 with a price band of ₹695–730 per share. The offer is entirely an offer‐for‐sale of 2.28 crore shares, raising around ₹1,667.5 crore. Grey market premium (GMP) is trading near ₹114 above issue price, pointing to robust investor appetite. Listing is expected around November 6 on NSE and BSE. Analysts note raw-material cost risk despite strong brand backing.
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2 days agoOrkla India’s ₹1,667 crore IPO opens October 29; high GMP signals strong demand
Consumer-goods company Orkla India, part of Norway’s Orkla ASA and owner of brands such as MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments, launches its IPO on October 29 with a price band of ₹695–730 per share. The offer is entirely an offer‐for‐sale of 2.28 crore shares, raising around ₹1,667.5 crore. Grey market premium (GMP) is trading near ₹114 above issue price, pointing to robust investor appetite. Listing is expected around November 6 on NSE and BSE. Analysts note raw-material cost risk despite strong brand backing.
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Orkla India’s ₹1,667 crore IPO opens October 29; high GMP signals strong demand
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Orkla India sets price band ₹695–730 for its ₹1,667 crore OFS IPO, with strong grey-market premium ahead of October 29 launch.
Consumer-goods company Orkla India, part of Norway’s Orkla ASA and owner of brands such as MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments, launches its IPO on October 29 with a price band of ₹695–730 per share. The offer is entirely an offer‐for‐sale of 2.28 crore shares, raising around ₹1,667.5 crore. Grey market premium (GMP) is trading near ₹114 above issue price, pointing to robust investor appetite. Listing is expected around November 6 on NSE and BSE. Analysts note raw-material cost risk despite strong brand backing.
Consumer-goods company Orkla India, part of Norway’s Orkla ASA and owner of brands such as MTR Foods and Eastern Condiments, launches its IPO on October 29 with a price band of ₹695–730 per share. The offer is entirely an offer‐for‐sale of 2.28 crore shares, raising around ₹1,667.5 crore. Grey market premium (GMP) is trading near ₹114 above issue price, pointing to robust investor appetite. Listing is expected around November 6 on NSE and BSE. Analysts note raw-material cost risk despite strong brand backing.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:49 IST
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2 days agoLenskart eyes $8 bn valuation in upcoming IPO
Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions has announced a price band of ₹382–402 per share for its IPO, aiming to raise about ₹72.78 billion and achieve a valuation of approximately $7.91 billion. The subscription window opens October 31 and closes November 4, with anchor bids due October 30. The offer comprises fresh shares and sales by early-investors including SoftBank and Temasek. The listing comes in a strong primary-market year for India, expected to generate up to $8 billion of IPO proceeds in Q4 2025.
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2 days agoLenskart eyes $8 bn valuation in upcoming IPO
Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions has announced a price band of ₹382–402 per share for its IPO, aiming to raise about ₹72.78 billion and achieve a valuation of approximately $7.91 billion. The subscription window opens October 31 and closes November 4, with anchor bids due October 30. The offer comprises fresh shares and sales by early-investors including SoftBank and Temasek. The listing comes in a strong primary-market year for India, expected to generate up to $8 billion of IPO proceeds in Q4 2025.
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Lenskart eyes $8 bn valuation in upcoming IPO
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Lenskart sets IPO price band ₹382–402, targeting ₹72.78 billion raise and ~$7.9 bn valuation; bids from Oct 31 to Nov 4.
Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions has announced a price band of ₹382–402 per share for its IPO, aiming to raise about ₹72.78 billion and achieve a valuation of approximately $7.91 billion. The subscription window opens October 31 and closes November 4, with anchor bids due October 30. The offer comprises fresh shares and sales by early-investors including SoftBank and Temasek. The listing comes in a strong primary-market year for India, expected to generate up to $8 billion of IPO proceeds in Q4 2025.
Eyewear retailer Lenskart Solutions has announced a price band of ₹382–402 per share for its IPO, aiming to raise about ₹72.78 billion and achieve a valuation of approximately $7.91 billion. The subscription window opens October 31 and closes November 4, with anchor bids due October 30. The offer comprises fresh shares and sales by early-investors including SoftBank and Temasek. The listing comes in a strong primary-market year for India, expected to generate up to $8 billion of IPO proceeds in Q4 2025.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:47 IST
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2 days agoIndia accelerates financial-sector reforms as foreign outflows near $17 bn
India is stepping up reforms in the financial sector, triggered by nearly $17 billion of foreign outflows this year. Key moves include easing entry for foreign funds, simplifying borrowing norms for corporates and banks, and raising capital-buffer requirements. The strategy reflects concern over external-fund-flow volatility and weakening investor confidence amid U.S. tariff pressures. Domestic banks and non-bank lenders are further encouraged to adopt internal stress-testing standards aligned with global practices. Analysts suggest that while reforms are welcome, impact will depend on execution pace and regulatory follow-through.
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2 days agoIndia accelerates financial-sector reforms as foreign outflows near $17 bn
India is stepping up reforms in the financial sector, triggered by nearly $17 billion of foreign outflows this year. Key moves include easing entry for foreign funds, simplifying borrowing norms for corporates and banks, and raising capital-buffer requirements. The strategy reflects concern over external-fund-flow volatility and weakening investor confidence amid U.S. tariff pressures. Domestic banks and non-bank lenders are further encouraged to adopt internal stress-testing standards aligned with global practices. Analysts suggest that while reforms are welcome, impact will depend on execution pace and regulatory follow-through.
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India accelerates financial-sector reforms as foreign outflows near $17 bn
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India boosts financial-sector reforms in response to $17 bn foreign outflows, with steps to improve fund access and capital buffers.
India is stepping up reforms in the financial sector, triggered by nearly $17 billion of foreign outflows this year. Key moves include easing entry for foreign funds, simplifying borrowing norms for corporates and banks, and raising capital-buffer requirements. The strategy reflects concern over external-fund-flow volatility and weakening investor confidence amid U.S. tariff pressures. Domestic banks and non-bank lenders are further encouraged to adopt internal stress-testing standards aligned with global practices. Analysts suggest that while reforms are welcome, impact will depend on execution pace and regulatory follow-through.
India is stepping up reforms in the financial sector, triggered by nearly $17 billion of foreign outflows this year. Key moves include easing entry for foreign funds, simplifying borrowing norms for corporates and banks, and raising capital-buffer requirements. The strategy reflects concern over external-fund-flow volatility and weakening investor confidence amid U.S. tariff pressures. Domestic banks and non-bank lenders are further encouraged to adopt internal stress-testing standards aligned with global practices. Analysts suggest that while reforms are welcome, impact will depend on execution pace and regulatory follow-through.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:45 IST
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2 days agoStock futures rise as global cues brighten on rate-cut hopes
U.S. stock index futures climbed on Monday, with futures tied to the Dow up roughly 290 points (+0.6%), S&P 500 futures gaining around 0.7% and Nasdaq-100 futures around 0.9%. Positive investor sentiment stems from easing U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve after a soft U.S. inflation print. Indian indices opened higher on these cues, with the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex gaining at the open. Analysts emphasise that flow trends and upcoming earnings remain key near-term triggers.
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2 days agoStock futures rise as global cues brighten on rate-cut hopes
U.S. stock index futures climbed on Monday, with futures tied to the Dow up roughly 290 points (+0.6%), S&P 500 futures gaining around 0.7% and Nasdaq-100 futures around 0.9%. Positive investor sentiment stems from easing U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve after a soft U.S. inflation print. Indian indices opened higher on these cues, with the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex gaining at the open. Analysts emphasise that flow trends and upcoming earnings remain key near-term triggers.
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Stock futures rise as global cues brighten on rate-cut hopes
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Global equities’ futures jump on trade-tension easing and rate-cut hopes, lifting Indian markets at the open.
U.S. stock index futures climbed on Monday, with futures tied to the Dow up roughly 290 points (+0.6%), S&P 500 futures gaining around 0.7% and Nasdaq-100 futures around 0.9%. Positive investor sentiment stems from easing U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve after a soft U.S. inflation print. Indian indices opened higher on these cues, with the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex gaining at the open. Analysts emphasise that flow trends and upcoming earnings remain key near-term triggers.
U.S. stock index futures climbed on Monday, with futures tied to the Dow up roughly 290 points (+0.6%), S&P 500 futures gaining around 0.7% and Nasdaq-100 futures around 0.9%. Positive investor sentiment stems from easing U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve after a soft U.S. inflation print. Indian indices opened higher on these cues, with the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex gaining at the open. Analysts emphasise that flow trends and upcoming earnings remain key near-term triggers.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:44 IST
cautiously negative
2 days agoFIIs Pull Back from Indian IPOs as After-Market Details Sour
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested Rs 54,277 crore into Indian IPOs in 2025 to date, with total fundraising reaching Rs 1.21 lakh crore. That marks a steep 55% drop in FII commitment compared with Rs 1.22 lakh crore invested across 2024’s 91 issues. Analysts say weaker listing gains and rising valuations are causing FIIs to turn selectively cautious, which may limit primary-market momentum unless retail and domestic institutional involvement fills the gap.
cautiously negative
2 days agoFIIs Pull Back from Indian IPOs as After-Market Details Sour
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested Rs 54,277 crore into Indian IPOs in 2025 to date, with total fundraising reaching Rs 1.21 lakh crore. That marks a steep 55% drop in FII commitment compared with Rs 1.22 lakh crore invested across 2024’s 91 issues. Analysts say weaker listing gains and rising valuations are causing FIIs to turn selectively cautious, which may limit primary-market momentum unless retail and domestic institutional involvement fills the gap.
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FIIs Pull Back from Indian IPOs as After-Market Details Sour
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FII investment in Indian IPOs this year has fallen 55% to Rs 54,277 crore as weaker listings and rich valuations reduce foreign appetite.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested Rs 54,277 crore into Indian IPOs in 2025 to date, with total fundraising reaching Rs 1.21 lakh crore. That marks a steep 55% drop in FII commitment compared with Rs 1.22 lakh crore invested across 2024’s 91 issues. Analysts say weaker listing gains and rising valuations are causing FIIs to turn selectively cautious, which may limit primary-market momentum unless retail and domestic institutional involvement fills the gap.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have invested Rs 54,277 crore into Indian IPOs in 2025 to date, with total fundraising reaching Rs 1.21 lakh crore. That marks a steep 55% drop in FII commitment compared with Rs 1.22 lakh crore invested across 2024’s 91 issues. Analysts say weaker listing gains and rising valuations are causing FIIs to turn selectively cautious, which may limit primary-market momentum unless retail and domestic institutional involvement fills the gap.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:40 IST
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2 days agoStartup Funding: Accel & Prosus Each Commit $1 M to Early-Stage Leap-Tech Track
Global investment firms Accel and Prosus will each invest $1 million in early-stage Indian and Indian-origin founders under the newly launched ‘Atoms X’ accelerator track focused on leap-tech innovations. The programme, designed to back startups pushing the frontier of product or business model innovation, will target transformative ideas rather than incremental improvements. The investment aims to seed 20–30 companies, strengthen India’s startup ecosystem and signal fresh institutional interest at the pre-seed level even as overall venture flows remain soft in 2025.
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2 days agoStartup Funding: Accel & Prosus Each Commit $1 M to Early-Stage Leap-Tech Track
Global investment firms Accel and Prosus will each invest $1 million in early-stage Indian and Indian-origin founders under the newly launched ‘Atoms X’ accelerator track focused on leap-tech innovations. The programme, designed to back startups pushing the frontier of product or business model innovation, will target transformative ideas rather than incremental improvements. The investment aims to seed 20–30 companies, strengthen India’s startup ecosystem and signal fresh institutional interest at the pre-seed level even as overall venture flows remain soft in 2025.
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Startup Funding: Accel & Prosus Each Commit $1 M to Early-Stage Leap-Tech Track
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Accel and Prosus each commit $1 m to early-stage Indian leap-tech startups via new accelerator track, signaling institutional pre-seed interest amid slow venture flows.
Global investment firms Accel and Prosus will each invest $1 million in early-stage Indian and Indian-origin founders under the newly launched ‘Atoms X’ accelerator track focused on leap-tech innovations. The programme, designed to back startups pushing the frontier of product or business model innovation, will target transformative ideas rather than incremental improvements. The investment aims to seed 20–30 companies, strengthen India’s startup ecosystem and signal fresh institutional interest at the pre-seed level even as overall venture flows remain soft in 2025.
Global investment firms Accel and Prosus will each invest $1 million in early-stage Indian and Indian-origin founders under the newly launched ‘Atoms X’ accelerator track focused on leap-tech innovations. The programme, designed to back startups pushing the frontier of product or business model innovation, will target transformative ideas rather than incremental improvements. The investment aims to seed 20–30 companies, strengthen India’s startup ecosystem and signal fresh institutional interest at the pre-seed level even as overall venture flows remain soft in 2025.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 06:40 IST
cautiously optimistic
2 days agoCrypto Market Edges Higher as Bitcoin Surges Past $115 K
The global cryptocurrency market cap climbed to approximately $3.9 trillion as Bitcoin surged above $115,000, while Ethereum traded near $4,200. Market watchers attribute the move to easing U.S.–China trade tensions and reduced leveraged sell-offs in recent sessions. On-chain data reveal that whales are accumulating and short positions are being covered. Still, analysts caution that broad inflows remain muted and the rally could stall without fresh catalysts like ETF approvals or clearer regulatory signals.
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2 days agoCrypto Market Edges Higher as Bitcoin Surges Past $115 K
The global cryptocurrency market cap climbed to approximately $3.9 trillion as Bitcoin surged above $115,000, while Ethereum traded near $4,200. Market watchers attribute the move to easing U.S.–China trade tensions and reduced leveraged sell-offs in recent sessions. On-chain data reveal that whales are accumulating and short positions are being covered. Still, analysts caution that broad inflows remain muted and the rally could stall without fresh catalysts like ETF approvals or clearer regulatory signals.
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Crypto Market Edges Higher as Bitcoin Surges Past $115 K
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Crypto cap reached $3.9 tn as Bitcoin tops $115k; accumulation by whales and easing tensions are cited, but broad adoption remains limited.
The global cryptocurrency market cap climbed to approximately $3.9 trillion as Bitcoin surged above $115,000, while Ethereum traded near $4,200. Market watchers attribute the move to easing U.S.–China trade tensions and reduced leveraged sell-offs in recent sessions. On-chain data reveal that whales are accumulating and short positions are being covered. Still, analysts caution that broad inflows remain muted and the rally could stall without fresh catalysts like ETF approvals or clearer regulatory signals.
The global cryptocurrency market cap climbed to approximately $3.9 trillion as Bitcoin surged above $115,000, while Ethereum traded near $4,200. Market watchers attribute the move to easing U.S.–China trade tensions and reduced leveraged sell-offs in recent sessions. On-chain data reveal that whales are accumulating and short positions are being covered. Still, analysts caution that broad inflows remain muted and the rally could stall without fresh catalysts like ETF approvals or clearer regulatory signals.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:58 IST
balanced
2 days agoStocks to Watch on Oct. 27: Analysts Highlight Select Picks Amid Mixed Market Tone
Ahead of trading on 27 October, analysts flagged a number of stocks as potential opportunities based on current momentum and valuation. For example, small-cap bank stocks and mid-cap industrials are being mentioned for breakout potential after recent consolidation. The broader context is one of cautious optimism: global futures are up, but domestic markets are vulnerable to foreign-flow shifts and trade-policy risk. Investors are advised to keep stops in place and favour sectors with earnings visibility and moat protection.
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2 days agoStocks to Watch on Oct. 27: Analysts Highlight Select Picks Amid Mixed Market Tone
Ahead of trading on 27 October, analysts flagged a number of stocks as potential opportunities based on current momentum and valuation. For example, small-cap bank stocks and mid-cap industrials are being mentioned for breakout potential after recent consolidation. The broader context is one of cautious optimism: global futures are up, but domestic markets are vulnerable to foreign-flow shifts and trade-policy risk. Investors are advised to keep stops in place and favour sectors with earnings visibility and moat protection.
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Stocks to Watch on Oct. 27: Analysts Highlight Select Picks Amid Mixed Market Tone
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Market analysts identified key stocks for Oct 27, focusing on banks and mids with upside potential — amid mixed global cues and domestic risk factors.
Ahead of trading on 27 October, analysts flagged a number of stocks as potential opportunities based on current momentum and valuation. For example, small-cap bank stocks and mid-cap industrials are being mentioned for breakout potential after recent consolidation. The broader context is one of cautious optimism: global futures are up, but domestic markets are vulnerable to foreign-flow shifts and trade-policy risk. Investors are advised to keep stops in place and favour sectors with earnings visibility and moat protection.
Ahead of trading on 27 October, analysts flagged a number of stocks as potential opportunities based on current momentum and valuation. For example, small-cap bank stocks and mid-cap industrials are being mentioned for breakout potential after recent consolidation. The broader context is one of cautious optimism: global futures are up, but domestic markets are vulnerable to foreign-flow shifts and trade-policy risk. Investors are advised to keep stops in place and favour sectors with earnings visibility and moat protection.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:55 IST
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2 days agoAI-Data-Center Boom: Power Demand Set to Soar by 2030, Says Goldman Sachs
A new report from Goldman Sachs indicates that energy-intensive AI data centres will drive a **160% increase** in power usage by 2030. After nearly a decade of flat global power demand, the surge in AI infrastructure is poised to reshape energy markets. The report highlights major transmission bottlenecks and long lead times for gas-turbine plants, and suggests about 60% of the extra demand must come from new capacity — a mix of natural gas and renewables. The shift has implications not just for tech investment but also for utilities, commodities and regulation worldwide.
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2 days agoAI-Data-Center Boom: Power Demand Set to Soar by 2030, Says Goldman Sachs
A new report from Goldman Sachs indicates that energy-intensive AI data centres will drive a **160% increase** in power usage by 2030. After nearly a decade of flat global power demand, the surge in AI infrastructure is poised to reshape energy markets. The report highlights major transmission bottlenecks and long lead times for gas-turbine plants, and suggests about 60% of the extra demand must come from new capacity — a mix of natural gas and renewables. The shift has implications not just for tech investment but also for utilities, commodities and regulation worldwide.
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AI-Data-Center Boom: Power Demand Set to Soar by 2030, Says Goldman Sachs
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Goldman Sachs projects AI-data-centre growth will spike global power demand 160% by 2030 — affecting energy, utilities and infrastructure investment.
A new report from Goldman Sachs indicates that energy-intensive AI data centres will drive a **160% increase** in power usage by 2030. After nearly a decade of flat global power demand, the surge in AI infrastructure is poised to reshape energy markets. The report highlights major transmission bottlenecks and long lead times for gas-turbine plants, and suggests about 60% of the extra demand must come from new capacity — a mix of natural gas and renewables. The shift has implications not just for tech investment but also for utilities, commodities and regulation worldwide.
A new report from Goldman Sachs indicates that energy-intensive AI data centres will drive a **160% increase** in power usage by 2030. After nearly a decade of flat global power demand, the surge in AI infrastructure is poised to reshape energy markets. The report highlights major transmission bottlenecks and long lead times for gas-turbine plants, and suggests about 60% of the extra demand must come from new capacity — a mix of natural gas and renewables. The shift has implications not just for tech investment but also for utilities, commodities and regulation worldwide.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:54 IST
cautiously positive
2 days agoBanking & PSU debt funds win favour as conservative mutual-fund choice
Advisors are pointing investors toward banking & PSU debt fund schemes this October, arguing they are ‘relatively safe’ since at least 80% of their corpus is invested in bonds and papers issued by banks, public-sector undertakings and public financial institutions. With interest-rate risk still present and stronger credit underpinned by government backing, these schemes appeal to risk-aware investors as inflation fears and market volatility persist. The advice comes even as equity markets remain choppy and foreign flows remain an important risk factor.
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2 days agoBanking & PSU debt funds win favour as conservative mutual-fund choice
Advisors are pointing investors toward banking & PSU debt fund schemes this October, arguing they are ‘relatively safe’ since at least 80% of their corpus is invested in bonds and papers issued by banks, public-sector undertakings and public financial institutions. With interest-rate risk still present and stronger credit underpinned by government backing, these schemes appeal to risk-aware investors as inflation fears and market volatility persist. The advice comes even as equity markets remain choppy and foreign flows remain an important risk factor.
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Banking & PSU debt funds win favour as conservative mutual-fund choice
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Banking & PSU debt mutual funds are being recommended as a safer fixed-income play amid volatility and interest-rate uncertainty.
Advisors are pointing investors toward banking & PSU debt fund schemes this October, arguing they are ‘relatively safe’ since at least 80% of their corpus is invested in bonds and papers issued by banks, public-sector undertakings and public financial institutions. With interest-rate risk still present and stronger credit underpinned by government backing, these schemes appeal to risk-aware investors as inflation fears and market volatility persist. The advice comes even as equity markets remain choppy and foreign flows remain an important risk factor.
Advisors are pointing investors toward banking & PSU debt fund schemes this October, arguing they are ‘relatively safe’ since at least 80% of their corpus is invested in bonds and papers issued by banks, public-sector undertakings and public financial institutions. With interest-rate risk still present and stronger credit underpinned by government backing, these schemes appeal to risk-aware investors as inflation fears and market volatility persist. The advice comes even as equity markets remain choppy and foreign flows remain an important risk factor.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:52 IST
warning
2 days agoSmog-season Looms: AQI Spike Likely to Raise Healthcare Burden and Drag Growth
With the air-quality index already showing high readings in major cities — New Delhi at around 268, Kolkata at 299, Mumbai at 92 and Hyderabad at 109 — the economy is bracing for what analysts call a “pollution drag”. The working class, especially outdoor labourers and manufacturing staff, faces increased risk of asthma, cardiovascular issues and lost work-hours. This rising health burden translates into higher outpatient visits, stretched public hospital resources and higher costs for private healthcare. Government and corporate budgets are being diverted towards mitigation and treatment, while reduced worker productivity acts as a subtle tax on economic output. Unless clean-air interventions accelerate, the seasonal smog may become an economic as well as environmental crisis.
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2 days agoSmog-season Looms: AQI Spike Likely to Raise Healthcare Burden and Drag Growth
With the air-quality index already showing high readings in major cities — New Delhi at around 268, Kolkata at 299, Mumbai at 92 and Hyderabad at 109 — the economy is bracing for what analysts call a “pollution drag”. The working class, especially outdoor labourers and manufacturing staff, faces increased risk of asthma, cardiovascular issues and lost work-hours. This rising health burden translates into higher outpatient visits, stretched public hospital resources and higher costs for private healthcare. Government and corporate budgets are being diverted towards mitigation and treatment, while reduced worker productivity acts as a subtle tax on economic output. Unless clean-air interventions accelerate, the seasonal smog may become an economic as well as environmental crisis.
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Smog-season Looms: AQI Spike Likely to Raise Healthcare Burden and Drag Growth
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Seasonal AQI spikes in Indian metros threaten worker health, raise healthcare costs and may subtly drag economic growth.
With the air-quality index already showing high readings in major cities — New Delhi at around 268, Kolkata at 299, Mumbai at 92 and Hyderabad at 109 — the economy is bracing for what analysts call a “pollution drag”. The working class, especially outdoor labourers and manufacturing staff, faces increased risk of asthma, cardiovascular issues and lost work-hours. This rising health burden translates into higher outpatient visits, stretched public hospital resources and higher costs for private healthcare. Government and corporate budgets are being diverted towards mitigation and treatment, while reduced worker productivity acts as a subtle tax on economic output. Unless clean-air interventions accelerate, the seasonal smog may become an economic as well as environmental crisis.
With the air-quality index already showing high readings in major cities — New Delhi at around 268, Kolkata at 299, Mumbai at 92 and Hyderabad at 109 — the economy is bracing for what analysts call a “pollution drag”. The working class, especially outdoor labourers and manufacturing staff, faces increased risk of asthma, cardiovascular issues and lost work-hours. This rising health burden translates into higher outpatient visits, stretched public hospital resources and higher costs for private healthcare. Government and corporate budgets are being diverted towards mitigation and treatment, while reduced worker productivity acts as a subtle tax on economic output. Unless clean-air interventions accelerate, the seasonal smog may become an economic as well as environmental crisis.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:49 IST
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2 days agoHigh AQI Across Metro Cities Straining Public Health and Work Productivity
Air pollution levels in key Indian metro areas have reached alarming levels: New Delhi recorded an AQI of 268, Kolkata 299, Ahmedabad 127 and Chennai 121, according to live monitoring. The elevated particulate levels are causing rising respiratory issues among urban working populations, reducing attendance and productivity in service and manufacturing sectors. The growing demand on both public and private health infrastructure is drawing resources away from other economic activities, and companies are now factoring in increased sick-leave and protective equipment costs. Analysts say recurrent air-quality crises may impose hidden drag on GDP growth unless mitigation and adaptation measures are accelerated.
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2 days agoHigh AQI Across Metro Cities Straining Public Health and Work Productivity
Air pollution levels in key Indian metro areas have reached alarming levels: New Delhi recorded an AQI of 268, Kolkata 299, Ahmedabad 127 and Chennai 121, according to live monitoring. The elevated particulate levels are causing rising respiratory issues among urban working populations, reducing attendance and productivity in service and manufacturing sectors. The growing demand on both public and private health infrastructure is drawing resources away from other economic activities, and companies are now factoring in increased sick-leave and protective equipment costs. Analysts say recurrent air-quality crises may impose hidden drag on GDP growth unless mitigation and adaptation measures are accelerated.
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High AQI Across Metro Cities Straining Public Health and Work Productivity
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Metro AQI surges are impacting worker health and productivity, increasing pressure on health systems and potentially slowing economic growth.
Air pollution levels in key Indian metro areas have reached alarming levels: New Delhi recorded an AQI of 268, Kolkata 299, Ahmedabad 127 and Chennai 121, according to live monitoring. The elevated particulate levels are causing rising respiratory issues among urban working populations, reducing attendance and productivity in service and manufacturing sectors. The growing demand on both public and private health infrastructure is drawing resources away from other economic activities, and companies are now factoring in increased sick-leave and protective equipment costs. Analysts say recurrent air-quality crises may impose hidden drag on GDP growth unless mitigation and adaptation measures are accelerated.
Air pollution levels in key Indian metro areas have reached alarming levels: New Delhi recorded an AQI of 268, Kolkata 299, Ahmedabad 127 and Chennai 121, according to live monitoring. The elevated particulate levels are causing rising respiratory issues among urban working populations, reducing attendance and productivity in service and manufacturing sectors. The growing demand on both public and private health infrastructure is drawing resources away from other economic activities, and companies are now factoring in increased sick-leave and protective equipment costs. Analysts say recurrent air-quality crises may impose hidden drag on GDP growth unless mitigation and adaptation measures are accelerated.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:43 IST
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2 days agoGlobal LNG glut looms as supply surge shifts market dynamics
International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol warned that a wave of new liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) supply entering the market this year and next is transforming what was once a sellers’ market into a buyers’ market. The increased supply is expected to push LNG prices lower — a favourable development for major Asian importers. Additionally, Birol noted that power demand from data centres and air conditioning is rising, and nuclear power is staging a comeback via small modular reactors and life-extensions of existing plants.
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2 days agoGlobal LNG glut looms as supply surge shifts market dynamics
International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol warned that a wave of new liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) supply entering the market this year and next is transforming what was once a sellers’ market into a buyers’ market. The increased supply is expected to push LNG prices lower — a favourable development for major Asian importers. Additionally, Birol noted that power demand from data centres and air conditioning is rising, and nuclear power is staging a comeback via small modular reactors and life-extensions of existing plants.
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Global LNG glut looms as supply surge shifts market dynamics
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IEA warns LNG supply surge will shift market power to buyers, forcing lower prices — positive for Asian importers, pressure on suppliers.
International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol warned that a wave of new liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) supply entering the market this year and next is transforming what was once a sellers’ market into a buyers’ market. The increased supply is expected to push LNG prices lower — a favourable development for major Asian importers. Additionally, Birol noted that power demand from data centres and air conditioning is rising, and nuclear power is staging a comeback via small modular reactors and life-extensions of existing plants.
International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol warned that a wave of new liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) supply entering the market this year and next is transforming what was once a sellers’ market into a buyers’ market. The increased supply is expected to push LNG prices lower — a favourable development for major Asian importers. Additionally, Birol noted that power demand from data centres and air conditioning is rising, and nuclear power is staging a comeback via small modular reactors and life-extensions of existing plants.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:34 IST
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2 days agoIndia rupee set to extend rally as RBI support and softer U.S. inflation bolster outlook
The Indian rupee is forecast to open higher as the Reserve Bank of India’s earlier intervention and a weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation print boost confidence. The rupee’s strength comes as foreign flows are drawn back, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision and as global risk sentiment improves. Bond and currency markets will closely watch Fed-tone and flow reversals, especially given earlier foreign-investor outflows from India. Domestic markets may benefit if the trend holds.
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2 days agoIndia rupee set to extend rally as RBI support and softer U.S. inflation bolster outlook
The Indian rupee is forecast to open higher as the Reserve Bank of India’s earlier intervention and a weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation print boost confidence. The rupee’s strength comes as foreign flows are drawn back, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision and as global risk sentiment improves. Bond and currency markets will closely watch Fed-tone and flow reversals, especially given earlier foreign-investor outflows from India. Domestic markets may benefit if the trend holds.
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India rupee set to extend rally as RBI support and softer U.S. inflation bolster outlook
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Rupee rally gains traction thanks to RBI backing and softer U.S. inflation, while flows and Fed cues remain key drivers.
The Indian rupee is forecast to open higher as the Reserve Bank of India’s earlier intervention and a weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation print boost confidence. The rupee’s strength comes as foreign flows are drawn back, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision and as global risk sentiment improves. Bond and currency markets will closely watch Fed-tone and flow reversals, especially given earlier foreign-investor outflows from India. Domestic markets may benefit if the trend holds.
The Indian rupee is forecast to open higher as the Reserve Bank of India’s earlier intervention and a weaker-than-expected U.S. inflation print boost confidence. The rupee’s strength comes as foreign flows are drawn back, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision and as global risk sentiment improves. Bond and currency markets will closely watch Fed-tone and flow reversals, especially given earlier foreign-investor outflows from India. Domestic markets may benefit if the trend holds.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:34 IST
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2 days agoIndia’s financial-sector reforms ramp up as foreign investors pull nearly $17 billion
India is accelerating financial-sector reforms after foreign-investor outflows near $17 billion this year. To counter this, regulators such as Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India are easing corporate-borrowing and bank-lending norms, simplifying entry for foreign funds, and looking to stimulate smaller-town investment. The reforms align with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of economic self-reliance, but analysts caution deeper structural issues like bureaucracy and taxation must be addressed for long-term impact. The reforms are expected over the next 6-12 months.
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2 days agoIndia’s financial-sector reforms ramp up as foreign investors pull nearly $17 billion
India is accelerating financial-sector reforms after foreign-investor outflows near $17 billion this year. To counter this, regulators such as Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India are easing corporate-borrowing and bank-lending norms, simplifying entry for foreign funds, and looking to stimulate smaller-town investment. The reforms align with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of economic self-reliance, but analysts caution deeper structural issues like bureaucracy and taxation must be addressed for long-term impact. The reforms are expected over the next 6-12 months.
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India fast-tracks financial-sector reforms after $17 billion outflows; easing norms, opening access to foreign funds, but deeper fixes still needed.
India is accelerating financial-sector reforms after foreign-investor outflows near $17 billion this year. To counter this, regulators such as Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India are easing corporate-borrowing and bank-lending norms, simplifying entry for foreign funds, and looking to stimulate smaller-town investment. The reforms align with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of economic self-reliance, but analysts caution deeper structural issues like bureaucracy and taxation must be addressed for long-term impact. The reforms are expected over the next 6-12 months.
India is accelerating financial-sector reforms after foreign-investor outflows near $17 billion this year. To counter this, regulators such as Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India are easing corporate-borrowing and bank-lending norms, simplifying entry for foreign funds, and looking to stimulate smaller-town investment. The reforms align with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of economic self-reliance, but analysts caution deeper structural issues like bureaucracy and taxation must be addressed for long-term impact. The reforms are expected over the next 6-12 months.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:33 IST
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2 days agoOil Prices Steady as OPEC+ Signals Gradual Output Hike for Q1 2026
Brent crude traded around $92.40 per barrel as OPEC+ members agreed to a limited production increase starting January 2026. Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed phased hikes of 300,000 barrels per day to prevent price spikes while meeting winter demand. Analysts said the decision balances inflation control with producer revenues. Energy-importing economies, including India and Japan, welcomed the measured approach, noting stable shipping costs and moderated fuel-import bills in early-2026 forecasts.
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2 days agoOil Prices Steady as OPEC+ Signals Gradual Output Hike for Q1 2026
Brent crude traded around $92.40 per barrel as OPEC+ members agreed to a limited production increase starting January 2026. Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed phased hikes of 300,000 barrels per day to prevent price spikes while meeting winter demand. Analysts said the decision balances inflation control with producer revenues. Energy-importing economies, including India and Japan, welcomed the measured approach, noting stable shipping costs and moderated fuel-import bills in early-2026 forecasts.
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Oil Prices Steady as OPEC+ Signals Gradual Output Hike for Q1 2026
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OPEC+ to raise output by 300,000 bpd from January 2026, keeping Brent near $92 and supporting balanced inflation-energy objectives across global markets.
Brent crude traded around $92.40 per barrel as OPEC+ members agreed to a limited production increase starting January 2026. Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed phased hikes of 300,000 barrels per day to prevent price spikes while meeting winter demand. Analysts said the decision balances inflation control with producer revenues. Energy-importing economies, including India and Japan, welcomed the measured approach, noting stable shipping costs and moderated fuel-import bills in early-2026 forecasts.
Brent crude traded around $92.40 per barrel as OPEC+ members agreed to a limited production increase starting January 2026. Saudi Arabia and the UAE backed phased hikes of 300,000 barrels per day to prevent price spikes while meeting winter demand. Analysts said the decision balances inflation control with producer revenues. Energy-importing economies, including India and Japan, welcomed the measured approach, noting stable shipping costs and moderated fuel-import bills in early-2026 forecasts.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 05:04 IST
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2 days agoLenskart Sets ₹7,278 Crore IPO for October 31 Launch with ₹382–₹402 Price Band
Eyewear retailer Lenskart will open its IPO on October 31, raising ₹7,278 crore (~$870 million) through a combination of fresh issuance and offer for sale. The firm plans to raise ₹2,150 crore in new capital and is valued near ₹70,000 crore ($8.4 billion). Backed by SoftBank and Alpha Wave, Lenskart will use proceeds for store expansion and AI-driven supply-chain automation. Analysts expect strong retail participation and a premium listing given the brand’s dominant online-offline distribution network and FY25 revenue growth above 35%.
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2 days agoLenskart Sets ₹7,278 Crore IPO for October 31 Launch with ₹382–₹402 Price Band
Eyewear retailer Lenskart will open its IPO on October 31, raising ₹7,278 crore (~$870 million) through a combination of fresh issuance and offer for sale. The firm plans to raise ₹2,150 crore in new capital and is valued near ₹70,000 crore ($8.4 billion). Backed by SoftBank and Alpha Wave, Lenskart will use proceeds for store expansion and AI-driven supply-chain automation. Analysts expect strong retail participation and a premium listing given the brand’s dominant online-offline distribution network and FY25 revenue growth above 35%.
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Lenskart Sets ₹7,278 Crore IPO for October 31 Launch with ₹382–₹402 Price Band
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Lenskart will launch its ₹7,278 crore IPO on October 31 at ₹382–₹402 per share, targeting ₹2,150 crore fresh issue for store and tech expansion.
Eyewear retailer Lenskart will open its IPO on October 31, raising ₹7,278 crore (~$870 million) through a combination of fresh issuance and offer for sale. The firm plans to raise ₹2,150 crore in new capital and is valued near ₹70,000 crore ($8.4 billion). Backed by SoftBank and Alpha Wave, Lenskart will use proceeds for store expansion and AI-driven supply-chain automation. Analysts expect strong retail participation and a premium listing given the brand’s dominant online-offline distribution network and FY25 revenue growth above 35%.
Eyewear retailer Lenskart will open its IPO on October 31, raising ₹7,278 crore (~$870 million) through a combination of fresh issuance and offer for sale. The firm plans to raise ₹2,150 crore in new capital and is valued near ₹70,000 crore ($8.4 billion). Backed by SoftBank and Alpha Wave, Lenskart will use proceeds for store expansion and AI-driven supply-chain automation. Analysts expect strong retail participation and a premium listing given the brand’s dominant online-offline distribution network and FY25 revenue growth above 35%.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:55 IST
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2 days agoGoogle Opens $9 Billion AI Super-Cluster to Boost U.S. Compute Capacity
Google inaugurated its $9 billion data-center expansion in Oklahoma, adding 15% to its global compute capacity for AI model training and inference. The campus integrates 100% renewable-energy sources and advanced liquid-cooling infrastructure. Executives said the investment aligns with federal AI Resilience Initiative goals for sustainable compute. Analysts expect this to accelerate Gemini and Vertex AI development, while reinforcing America’s lead in sovereign AI infrastructure amid intensifying global competition.
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2 days agoGoogle Opens $9 Billion AI Super-Cluster to Boost U.S. Compute Capacity
Google inaugurated its $9 billion data-center expansion in Oklahoma, adding 15% to its global compute capacity for AI model training and inference. The campus integrates 100% renewable-energy sources and advanced liquid-cooling infrastructure. Executives said the investment aligns with federal AI Resilience Initiative goals for sustainable compute. Analysts expect this to accelerate Gemini and Vertex AI development, while reinforcing America’s lead in sovereign AI infrastructure amid intensifying global competition.
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Google Opens $9 Billion AI Super-Cluster to Boost U.S. Compute Capacity
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Google’s $9 billion Oklahoma data-center expansion boosts AI compute capacity by 15% and supports sustainable model development under renewable-power commitments.
Google inaugurated its $9 billion data-center expansion in Oklahoma, adding 15% to its global compute capacity for AI model training and inference. The campus integrates 100% renewable-energy sources and advanced liquid-cooling infrastructure. Executives said the investment aligns with federal AI Resilience Initiative goals for sustainable compute. Analysts expect this to accelerate Gemini and Vertex AI development, while reinforcing America’s lead in sovereign AI infrastructure amid intensifying global competition.
Google inaugurated its $9 billion data-center expansion in Oklahoma, adding 15% to its global compute capacity for AI model training and inference. The campus integrates 100% renewable-energy sources and advanced liquid-cooling infrastructure. Executives said the investment aligns with federal AI Resilience Initiative goals for sustainable compute. Analysts expect this to accelerate Gemini and Vertex AI development, while reinforcing America’s lead in sovereign AI infrastructure amid intensifying global competition.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:54 IST
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2 days agoU.S. and China Advance Trade Dialogue Ahead of Leaders’ Summit
Washington and Beijing negotiators made progress on tariff-rollback discussions and data-governance clauses ahead of next week’s Trump-Xi summit in Seoul. Officials confirmed draft language covering $150 billion in bilateral commerce, including semiconductor and clean-energy goods. Analysts say the framework could de-escalate supply-chain tensions and reinforce global manufacturing stability. The accord follows months of diplomatic outreach after pandemic-era disruptions, positioning both economies for renewed cooperation while balancing strategic competition in emerging technology sectors.
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2 days agoU.S. and China Advance Trade Dialogue Ahead of Leaders’ Summit
Washington and Beijing negotiators made progress on tariff-rollback discussions and data-governance clauses ahead of next week’s Trump-Xi summit in Seoul. Officials confirmed draft language covering $150 billion in bilateral commerce, including semiconductor and clean-energy goods. Analysts say the framework could de-escalate supply-chain tensions and reinforce global manufacturing stability. The accord follows months of diplomatic outreach after pandemic-era disruptions, positioning both economies for renewed cooperation while balancing strategic competition in emerging technology sectors.
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U.S. and China Advance Trade Dialogue Ahead of Leaders’ Summit
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U.S.–China negotiators neared consensus on a $150 billion trade framework, easing tariff strains and signaling broader economic stabilization before the Seoul summit.
Washington and Beijing negotiators made progress on tariff-rollback discussions and data-governance clauses ahead of next week’s Trump-Xi summit in Seoul. Officials confirmed draft language covering $150 billion in bilateral commerce, including semiconductor and clean-energy goods. Analysts say the framework could de-escalate supply-chain tensions and reinforce global manufacturing stability. The accord follows months of diplomatic outreach after pandemic-era disruptions, positioning both economies for renewed cooperation while balancing strategic competition in emerging technology sectors.
Washington and Beijing negotiators made progress on tariff-rollback discussions and data-governance clauses ahead of next week’s Trump-Xi summit in Seoul. Officials confirmed draft language covering $150 billion in bilateral commerce, including semiconductor and clean-energy goods. Analysts say the framework could de-escalate supply-chain tensions and reinforce global manufacturing stability. The accord follows months of diplomatic outreach after pandemic-era disruptions, positioning both economies for renewed cooperation while balancing strategic competition in emerging technology sectors.
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2 days agoIndia Expands High-Value Manufacturing with $14 Billion Non-Smartphone Exports
Bolstered by strong demand in semiconductors and printed circuits, India’s non-smartphone electronics exports climbed 32% year-on-year to hit $14 billion in FY25. The category now contributes 9% to total merchandise exports. Industry analysts credit the surge to Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and improved global partnerships. Officials project exports to reach $18 billion in FY26, reflecting India’s steady transformation into a diversified, high-value electronics manufacturing economy.
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2 days agoIndia Expands High-Value Manufacturing with $14 Billion Non-Smartphone Exports
Bolstered by strong demand in semiconductors and printed circuits, India’s non-smartphone electronics exports climbed 32% year-on-year to hit $14 billion in FY25. The category now contributes 9% to total merchandise exports. Industry analysts credit the surge to Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and improved global partnerships. Officials project exports to reach $18 billion in FY26, reflecting India’s steady transformation into a diversified, high-value electronics manufacturing economy.
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India Expands High-Value Manufacturing with $14 Billion Non-Smartphone Exports
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India’s non-smartphone electronics exports rose 32% to $14 billion in FY25, solidifying the nation’s shift toward advanced, high-margin manufacturing sectors.
Bolstered by strong demand in semiconductors and printed circuits, India’s non-smartphone electronics exports climbed 32% year-on-year to hit $14 billion in FY25. The category now contributes 9% to total merchandise exports. Industry analysts credit the surge to Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and improved global partnerships. Officials project exports to reach $18 billion in FY26, reflecting India’s steady transformation into a diversified, high-value electronics manufacturing economy.
Bolstered by strong demand in semiconductors and printed circuits, India’s non-smartphone electronics exports climbed 32% year-on-year to hit $14 billion in FY25. The category now contributes 9% to total merchandise exports. Industry analysts credit the surge to Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and improved global partnerships. Officials project exports to reach $18 billion in FY26, reflecting India’s steady transformation into a diversified, high-value electronics manufacturing economy.
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2 days agoSpacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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2 days agoSpacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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Spacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
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Spacewood to raise $36 million from A91 Partners at ₹1,200 crore valuation to expand capacity and retail presence across India.
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:47 IST
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2 days agoSpacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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2 days agoSpacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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Spacewood Nears $36 Million Funding Deal with A91 Partners at ₹1,200 Crore Valuation
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Spacewood to raise $36 million from A91 Partners at ₹1,200 crore valuation to expand capacity and retail presence across India.
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
Nagpur-based modular furniture manufacturer Spacewood is finalizing a $36 million (₹300 crore) investment from A91 Partners, valuing the company near ₹1,200 crore. The capital will fund capacity expansion and omnichannel retail rollouts. Founded in 1996, Spacewood recorded ₹680 crore revenue in FY24 with 20% profit growth and aims to double output by FY26. Industry analysts said the deal underscores renewed investor confidence in India’s premium furniture manufacturing ecosystem.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:47 IST
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2 days agoForeign Portfolio Investors Return to Indian Equities with ₹1,880 Crore Inflows
Foreign investors turned net buyers in October, injecting ₹1,880 crore into Indian equities after months of consistent outflows. The shift followed easing U.S. Treasury yields, stable oil prices, and the Reserve Bank’s dovish policy cues. Market strategists expect sustained FPI activity through November as global funds rebalance portfolios. Key inflows were recorded in large-cap banking and infrastructure stocks, boosting Nifty mid-session volumes and strengthening market sentiment across domestic retail segments.
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2 days agoForeign Portfolio Investors Return to Indian Equities with ₹1,880 Crore Inflows
Foreign investors turned net buyers in October, injecting ₹1,880 crore into Indian equities after months of consistent outflows. The shift followed easing U.S. Treasury yields, stable oil prices, and the Reserve Bank’s dovish policy cues. Market strategists expect sustained FPI activity through November as global funds rebalance portfolios. Key inflows were recorded in large-cap banking and infrastructure stocks, boosting Nifty mid-session volumes and strengthening market sentiment across domestic retail segments.
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Foreign Portfolio Investors Return to Indian Equities with ₹1,880 Crore Inflows
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FPIs bought ₹1,880 crore worth of Indian equities in October, reversing prior outflows amid improved yields and stable policy signals.
Foreign investors turned net buyers in October, injecting ₹1,880 crore into Indian equities after months of consistent outflows. The shift followed easing U.S. Treasury yields, stable oil prices, and the Reserve Bank’s dovish policy cues. Market strategists expect sustained FPI activity through November as global funds rebalance portfolios. Key inflows were recorded in large-cap banking and infrastructure stocks, boosting Nifty mid-session volumes and strengthening market sentiment across domestic retail segments.
Foreign investors turned net buyers in October, injecting ₹1,880 crore into Indian equities after months of consistent outflows. The shift followed easing U.S. Treasury yields, stable oil prices, and the Reserve Bank’s dovish policy cues. Market strategists expect sustained FPI activity through November as global funds rebalance portfolios. Key inflows were recorded in large-cap banking and infrastructure stocks, boosting Nifty mid-session volumes and strengthening market sentiment across domestic retail segments.
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2 days agoIndia’s Smartphone Exports Surge 55% in FY25, Outpacing Traditional Sectors
India’s smartphone exports climbed 55% year-on-year to reach $24.14 billion in FY25, overtaking petroleum and diamonds as the country’s leading export category. The electronics boom was fueled by the government’s PLI incentives and strong global demand for premium devices. Analysts noted that Apple and Samsung accounted for over 60% of total shipments. This surge signals India’s growing role as an electronics manufacturing hub, with export diversification reducing dependence on traditional commodity sectors.
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2 days agoIndia’s Smartphone Exports Surge 55% in FY25, Outpacing Traditional Sectors
India’s smartphone exports climbed 55% year-on-year to reach $24.14 billion in FY25, overtaking petroleum and diamonds as the country’s leading export category. The electronics boom was fueled by the government’s PLI incentives and strong global demand for premium devices. Analysts noted that Apple and Samsung accounted for over 60% of total shipments. This surge signals India’s growing role as an electronics manufacturing hub, with export diversification reducing dependence on traditional commodity sectors.
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India’s Smartphone Exports Surge 55% in FY25, Outpacing Traditional Sectors
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India’s smartphone exports hit $24.14 billion in FY25, rising 55% year-on-year and surpassing petroleum and diamonds as top export categories.
India’s smartphone exports climbed 55% year-on-year to reach $24.14 billion in FY25, overtaking petroleum and diamonds as the country’s leading export category. The electronics boom was fueled by the government’s PLI incentives and strong global demand for premium devices. Analysts noted that Apple and Samsung accounted for over 60% of total shipments. This surge signals India’s growing role as an electronics manufacturing hub, with export diversification reducing dependence on traditional commodity sectors.
India’s smartphone exports climbed 55% year-on-year to reach $24.14 billion in FY25, overtaking petroleum and diamonds as the country’s leading export category. The electronics boom was fueled by the government’s PLI incentives and strong global demand for premium devices. Analysts noted that Apple and Samsung accounted for over 60% of total shipments. This surge signals India’s growing role as an electronics manufacturing hub, with export diversification reducing dependence on traditional commodity sectors.
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India
Oct 27, 2025 • 04:46 IST
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2 days agoBlackRock Draws $205 Billion in New Private-Asset Inflows as Global Demand Surges
Asset-management giant BlackRock attracted $205 billion in net new client assets during the latest quarter, propelled by record subscriptions to private-credit and infrastructure funds. The firm’s total assets under management climbed to $10.8 trillion, underscoring growing appetite among institutional investors for alternatives that hedge inflation risk. CEO Larry Fink highlighted strong participation from Asia-Pacific sovereign funds and Middle Eastern institutions. Analysts say the shift toward illiquid strategies signals a maturing cycle in global capital allocation despite elevated interest-rate volatility worldwide.
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2 days agoBlackRock Draws $205 Billion in New Private-Asset Inflows as Global Demand Surges
Asset-management giant BlackRock attracted $205 billion in net new client assets during the latest quarter, propelled by record subscriptions to private-credit and infrastructure funds. The firm’s total assets under management climbed to $10.8 trillion, underscoring growing appetite among institutional investors for alternatives that hedge inflation risk. CEO Larry Fink highlighted strong participation from Asia-Pacific sovereign funds and Middle Eastern institutions. Analysts say the shift toward illiquid strategies signals a maturing cycle in global capital allocation despite elevated interest-rate volatility worldwide.
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BlackRock Draws $205 Billion in New Private-Asset Inflows as Global Demand Surges
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BlackRock reported $205 billion of inflows, boosting AUM to $10.8 trillion as institutional investors favored private credit and infrastructure assets amid rate uncertainty.
Asset-management giant BlackRock attracted $205 billion in net new client assets during the latest quarter, propelled by record subscriptions to private-credit and infrastructure funds. The firm’s total assets under management climbed to $10.8 trillion, underscoring growing appetite among institutional investors for alternatives that hedge inflation risk. CEO Larry Fink highlighted strong participation from Asia-Pacific sovereign funds and Middle Eastern institutions. Analysts say the shift toward illiquid strategies signals a maturing cycle in global capital allocation despite elevated interest-rate volatility worldwide.
Asset-management giant BlackRock attracted $205 billion in net new client assets during the latest quarter, propelled by record subscriptions to private-credit and infrastructure funds. The firm’s total assets under management climbed to $10.8 trillion, underscoring growing appetite among institutional investors for alternatives that hedge inflation risk. CEO Larry Fink highlighted strong participation from Asia-Pacific sovereign funds and Middle Eastern institutions. Analysts say the shift toward illiquid strategies signals a maturing cycle in global capital allocation despite elevated interest-rate volatility worldwide.
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BlackRock
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BlackRock
global
BlackRock
finance
private credit
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:46 IST
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2 days agoIndia Steps Up Financial-Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflows
New Delhi announced a package of capital-market reforms to rebuild investor confidence following $17 billion of portfolio outflows this year. Measures include easing FPI registration, digitizing corporate-bond issuance, and creating a sovereign-green-bond framework for infrastructure funding. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the steps aim to reinforce resilience amid global trade uncertainty. Economists expect gradual improvement in rupee stability and debt-market depth if implementation proceeds quickly. International rating agencies view the reforms as critical to sustaining India’s medium-term growth trajectory.
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2 days agoIndia Steps Up Financial-Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflows
New Delhi announced a package of capital-market reforms to rebuild investor confidence following $17 billion of portfolio outflows this year. Measures include easing FPI registration, digitizing corporate-bond issuance, and creating a sovereign-green-bond framework for infrastructure funding. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the steps aim to reinforce resilience amid global trade uncertainty. Economists expect gradual improvement in rupee stability and debt-market depth if implementation proceeds quickly. International rating agencies view the reforms as critical to sustaining India’s medium-term growth trajectory.
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India Steps Up Financial-Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflows
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India launched reforms to attract investors after $17 billion in outflows, targeting bond-market depth, FPI access, and sustainable-finance initiatives.
New Delhi announced a package of capital-market reforms to rebuild investor confidence following $17 billion of portfolio outflows this year. Measures include easing FPI registration, digitizing corporate-bond issuance, and creating a sovereign-green-bond framework for infrastructure funding. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the steps aim to reinforce resilience amid global trade uncertainty. Economists expect gradual improvement in rupee stability and debt-market depth if implementation proceeds quickly. International rating agencies view the reforms as critical to sustaining India’s medium-term growth trajectory.
New Delhi announced a package of capital-market reforms to rebuild investor confidence following $17 billion of portfolio outflows this year. Measures include easing FPI registration, digitizing corporate-bond issuance, and creating a sovereign-green-bond framework for infrastructure funding. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the steps aim to reinforce resilience amid global trade uncertainty. Economists expect gradual improvement in rupee stability and debt-market depth if implementation proceeds quickly. International rating agencies view the reforms as critical to sustaining India’s medium-term growth trajectory.
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India
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:44 IST
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3 days agoEdtech Firm Knack Closes Series B Round to Scale $15M Peer-Learning Platform Expansion
Florida-based edtech company Knack secured a $15 million Series B investment led by New Markets Venture Partners to expand its peer-learning and tutoring platform across U.S. universities. The company reported $8.2 million in FY2024 revenue, up 3× from 2022, driven by institutional contracts and AI-enabled academic analytics. Funds will be used for international expansion into Canada and Europe and further AI-personalization features. Knack’s network now covers over 100 universities, and analysts expect its enterprise model to capitalize on a $25 billion global edtech support-services market.
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3 days agoEdtech Firm Knack Closes Series B Round to Scale $15M Peer-Learning Platform Expansion
Florida-based edtech company Knack secured a $15 million Series B investment led by New Markets Venture Partners to expand its peer-learning and tutoring platform across U.S. universities. The company reported $8.2 million in FY2024 revenue, up 3× from 2022, driven by institutional contracts and AI-enabled academic analytics. Funds will be used for international expansion into Canada and Europe and further AI-personalization features. Knack’s network now covers over 100 universities, and analysts expect its enterprise model to capitalize on a $25 billion global edtech support-services market.
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Edtech Firm Knack Closes Series B Round to Scale $15M Peer-Learning Platform Expansion
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Knack raised $15 million in Series B funding after tripling revenue to $8.2 million, targeting AI-driven global expansion across more than 100 universities.
Florida-based edtech company Knack secured a $15 million Series B investment led by New Markets Venture Partners to expand its peer-learning and tutoring platform across U.S. universities. The company reported $8.2 million in FY2024 revenue, up 3× from 2022, driven by institutional contracts and AI-enabled academic analytics. Funds will be used for international expansion into Canada and Europe and further AI-personalization features. Knack’s network now covers over 100 universities, and analysts expect its enterprise model to capitalize on a $25 billion global edtech support-services market.
Florida-based edtech company Knack secured a $15 million Series B investment led by New Markets Venture Partners to expand its peer-learning and tutoring platform across U.S. universities. The company reported $8.2 million in FY2024 revenue, up 3× from 2022, driven by institutional contracts and AI-enabled academic analytics. Funds will be used for international expansion into Canada and Europe and further AI-personalization features. Knack’s network now covers over 100 universities, and analysts expect its enterprise model to capitalize on a $25 billion global edtech support-services market.
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Knack
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AI
Knack
Oct 27, 2025 • 04:20 IST
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3 days agoEstuary Secures $17 Million to Streamline AI Data Pipelines for Enterprises
AI-infrastructure startup Estuary announced $17 million in Series A funding to tackle data-engineering bottlenecks in enterprise machine-learning workflows. The round was led by Drive Capital with participation from SignalFire and M25. Estuary’s Flow platform synchronizes real-time data streams across warehouses like Snowflake and BigQuery without manual coding. The company plans to expand its engineering team and introduce AI-assisted pipeline design tools in 2026. Analysts say the platform could reduce integration time by 70% for large-scale analytics teams facing complex multi-cloud architectures.
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3 days agoEstuary Secures $17 Million to Streamline AI Data Pipelines for Enterprises
AI-infrastructure startup Estuary announced $17 million in Series A funding to tackle data-engineering bottlenecks in enterprise machine-learning workflows. The round was led by Drive Capital with participation from SignalFire and M25. Estuary’s Flow platform synchronizes real-time data streams across warehouses like Snowflake and BigQuery without manual coding. The company plans to expand its engineering team and introduce AI-assisted pipeline design tools in 2026. Analysts say the platform could reduce integration time by 70% for large-scale analytics teams facing complex multi-cloud architectures.
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Estuary Secures $17 Million to Streamline AI Data Pipelines for Enterprises
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Estuary raised $17 million to automate real-time AI data pipeline management and simplify multi-cloud analytics integration for enterprise customers.
AI-infrastructure startup Estuary announced $17 million in Series A funding to tackle data-engineering bottlenecks in enterprise machine-learning workflows. The round was led by Drive Capital with participation from SignalFire and M25. Estuary’s Flow platform synchronizes real-time data streams across warehouses like Snowflake and BigQuery without manual coding. The company plans to expand its engineering team and introduce AI-assisted pipeline design tools in 2026. Analysts say the platform could reduce integration time by 70% for large-scale analytics teams facing complex multi-cloud architectures.
AI-infrastructure startup Estuary announced $17 million in Series A funding to tackle data-engineering bottlenecks in enterprise machine-learning workflows. The round was led by Drive Capital with participation from SignalFire and M25. Estuary’s Flow platform synchronizes real-time data streams across warehouses like Snowflake and BigQuery without manual coding. The company plans to expand its engineering team and introduce AI-assisted pipeline design tools in 2026. Analysts say the platform could reduce integration time by 70% for large-scale analytics teams facing complex multi-cloud architectures.
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Estuary
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startups
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:19 IST
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3 days agoVaccine Innovator VitriVax Raises $17.25 Million Series B to Advance Stable Formulations
Biotech startup VitriVax closed a $17.25 million Series B round to expand its heat-stable vaccine formulation platform aimed at global distribution without cold-chain requirements. The company plans to scale clinical manufacturing and advance trials for multiple immunizations, including malaria and influenza. CEO Dr. Drew McCall said the technology could cut distribution costs by up to 60%. Investors include health-impact funds and strategic pharma partners. Analysts expect VitriVax’s approach to transform last-mile vaccine delivery in developing markets and support pandemic-preparedness initiatives backed by global health agencies.
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3 days agoVaccine Innovator VitriVax Raises $17.25 Million Series B to Advance Stable Formulations
Biotech startup VitriVax closed a $17.25 million Series B round to expand its heat-stable vaccine formulation platform aimed at global distribution without cold-chain requirements. The company plans to scale clinical manufacturing and advance trials for multiple immunizations, including malaria and influenza. CEO Dr. Drew McCall said the technology could cut distribution costs by up to 60%. Investors include health-impact funds and strategic pharma partners. Analysts expect VitriVax’s approach to transform last-mile vaccine delivery in developing markets and support pandemic-preparedness initiatives backed by global health agencies.
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Vaccine Innovator VitriVax Raises $17.25 Million Series B to Advance Stable Formulations
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VitriVax secured $17.25 million to scale heat-resistant vaccine technology, targeting cost-efficient global distribution and expanded clinical trials for key infectious diseases.
Biotech startup VitriVax closed a $17.25 million Series B round to expand its heat-stable vaccine formulation platform aimed at global distribution without cold-chain requirements. The company plans to scale clinical manufacturing and advance trials for multiple immunizations, including malaria and influenza. CEO Dr. Drew McCall said the technology could cut distribution costs by up to 60%. Investors include health-impact funds and strategic pharma partners. Analysts expect VitriVax’s approach to transform last-mile vaccine delivery in developing markets and support pandemic-preparedness initiatives backed by global health agencies.
Biotech startup VitriVax closed a $17.25 million Series B round to expand its heat-stable vaccine formulation platform aimed at global distribution without cold-chain requirements. The company plans to scale clinical manufacturing and advance trials for multiple immunizations, including malaria and influenza. CEO Dr. Drew McCall said the technology could cut distribution costs by up to 60%. Investors include health-impact funds and strategic pharma partners. Analysts expect VitriVax’s approach to transform last-mile vaccine delivery in developing markets and support pandemic-preparedness initiatives backed by global health agencies.
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VitriVax
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:19 IST
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3 days agoETF Inflows Top $480 Million as Institutions Steady Crypto Market Nerves
Net inflows into digital-asset ETFs exceeded $480 million last week, marking the strongest institutional buying since July. BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin products led demand, while Ethereum-based funds added $90 million. Analysts said allocations are expanding as volatility moderates and inflation-hedge narratives regain traction. Total crypto ETF assets under management rose to $67.2 billion. Market observers interpret consistent inflows as evidence of increasing investor comfort with regulated exposure, even as spot trading volumes fluctuate ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy statement.
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3 days agoETF Inflows Top $480 Million as Institutions Steady Crypto Market Nerves
Net inflows into digital-asset ETFs exceeded $480 million last week, marking the strongest institutional buying since July. BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin products led demand, while Ethereum-based funds added $90 million. Analysts said allocations are expanding as volatility moderates and inflation-hedge narratives regain traction. Total crypto ETF assets under management rose to $67.2 billion. Market observers interpret consistent inflows as evidence of increasing investor comfort with regulated exposure, even as spot trading volumes fluctuate ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy statement.
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ETF Inflows Top $480 Million as Institutions Steady Crypto Market Nerves
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Institutions injected $480 million into crypto ETFs last week, raising total assets to $67.2 billion and signaling revived confidence in regulated digital investments.
Net inflows into digital-asset ETFs exceeded $480 million last week, marking the strongest institutional buying since July. BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin products led demand, while Ethereum-based funds added $90 million. Analysts said allocations are expanding as volatility moderates and inflation-hedge narratives regain traction. Total crypto ETF assets under management rose to $67.2 billion. Market observers interpret consistent inflows as evidence of increasing investor comfort with regulated exposure, even as spot trading volumes fluctuate ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy statement.
Net inflows into digital-asset ETFs exceeded $480 million last week, marking the strongest institutional buying since July. BlackRock and Fidelity’s Bitcoin products led demand, while Ethereum-based funds added $90 million. Analysts said allocations are expanding as volatility moderates and inflation-hedge narratives regain traction. Total crypto ETF assets under management rose to $67.2 billion. Market observers interpret consistent inflows as evidence of increasing investor comfort with regulated exposure, even as spot trading volumes fluctuate ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy statement.
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BlackRock
Fidelity
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crypto
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crypto
ETF
bitcoin
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fidelity
Oct 27, 2025 • 04:17 IST
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3 days agoInstitutional Pilots Propel Provenance Blockchain to Modest 0.6% Gain
Provenance Blockchain’s native token HASH inched 0.6% higher to a $1.69 billion valuation as more financial institutions experiment with tokenized mortgage and fund services on its platform. Enterprise adoption continues to expand, with multiple banks onboarding pilot projects in private-credit settlements. Developers highlighted fresh deployments of compliance-ready smart-contract modules. While retail volumes remain muted, analysts argue institutional demand gives the network staying power under stricter U.S. regulatory oversight, positioning it among the few permissioned blockchains seeing measurable on-chain growth this quarter.
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3 days agoInstitutional Pilots Propel Provenance Blockchain to Modest 0.6% Gain
Provenance Blockchain’s native token HASH inched 0.6% higher to a $1.69 billion valuation as more financial institutions experiment with tokenized mortgage and fund services on its platform. Enterprise adoption continues to expand, with multiple banks onboarding pilot projects in private-credit settlements. Developers highlighted fresh deployments of compliance-ready smart-contract modules. While retail volumes remain muted, analysts argue institutional demand gives the network staying power under stricter U.S. regulatory oversight, positioning it among the few permissioned blockchains seeing measurable on-chain growth this quarter.
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Institutional Pilots Propel Provenance Blockchain to Modest 0.6% Gain
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HASH token added 0.6% to reach $1.69B, buoyed by banking pilots in tokenized credit and real-estate products despite subdued retail participation.
Provenance Blockchain’s native token HASH inched 0.6% higher to a $1.69 billion valuation as more financial institutions experiment with tokenized mortgage and fund services on its platform. Enterprise adoption continues to expand, with multiple banks onboarding pilot projects in private-credit settlements. Developers highlighted fresh deployments of compliance-ready smart-contract modules. While retail volumes remain muted, analysts argue institutional demand gives the network staying power under stricter U.S. regulatory oversight, positioning it among the few permissioned blockchains seeing measurable on-chain growth this quarter.
Provenance Blockchain’s native token HASH inched 0.6% higher to a $1.69 billion valuation as more financial institutions experiment with tokenized mortgage and fund services on its platform. Enterprise adoption continues to expand, with multiple banks onboarding pilot projects in private-credit settlements. Developers highlighted fresh deployments of compliance-ready smart-contract modules. While retail volumes remain muted, analysts argue institutional demand gives the network staying power under stricter U.S. regulatory oversight, positioning it among the few permissioned blockchains seeing measurable on-chain growth this quarter.
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Provenance Blockchain
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Provenance
crypto
Provenance
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:16 IST
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3 days agoLayer-2 Tokens Outperform as Mantle’s Market Cap Hits $5.67 Billion
Layer-2 protocols extended their rally, with Mantle (MNT) jumping 6.7% in the past 24 hours to a $5.67 billion market capitalization. The surge coincides with heavy activity on Mantle’s v2 chain, where transaction throughput hit record highs. Toncoin (TON) rose 4.8% to $2.24, and overall DeFi inflows improved. Analysts noted that investor rotation into scaling ecosystems reflects long-term faith in Ethereum’s modular roadmap. Despite positive momentum, traders remain watchful of macroeconomic cues and funding rates normalizing after recent speculative spikes.
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3 days agoLayer-2 Tokens Outperform as Mantle’s Market Cap Hits $5.67 Billion
Layer-2 protocols extended their rally, with Mantle (MNT) jumping 6.7% in the past 24 hours to a $5.67 billion market capitalization. The surge coincides with heavy activity on Mantle’s v2 chain, where transaction throughput hit record highs. Toncoin (TON) rose 4.8% to $2.24, and overall DeFi inflows improved. Analysts noted that investor rotation into scaling ecosystems reflects long-term faith in Ethereum’s modular roadmap. Despite positive momentum, traders remain watchful of macroeconomic cues and funding rates normalizing after recent speculative spikes.
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Layer-2 Tokens Outperform as Mantle’s Market Cap Hits $5.67 Billion
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Mantle’s 6.7% rise to $5.67B led Layer-2 tokens higher, supported by strong network use and renewed DeFi inflows amid cautious global sentiment.
Layer-2 protocols extended their rally, with Mantle (MNT) jumping 6.7% in the past 24 hours to a $5.67 billion market capitalization. The surge coincides with heavy activity on Mantle’s v2 chain, where transaction throughput hit record highs. Toncoin (TON) rose 4.8% to $2.24, and overall DeFi inflows improved. Analysts noted that investor rotation into scaling ecosystems reflects long-term faith in Ethereum’s modular roadmap. Despite positive momentum, traders remain watchful of macroeconomic cues and funding rates normalizing after recent speculative spikes.
Layer-2 protocols extended their rally, with Mantle (MNT) jumping 6.7% in the past 24 hours to a $5.67 billion market capitalization. The surge coincides with heavy activity on Mantle’s v2 chain, where transaction throughput hit record highs. Toncoin (TON) rose 4.8% to $2.24, and overall DeFi inflows improved. Analysts noted that investor rotation into scaling ecosystems reflects long-term faith in Ethereum’s modular roadmap. Despite positive momentum, traders remain watchful of macroeconomic cues and funding rates normalizing after recent speculative spikes.
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crypto
Mantle
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:16 IST
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3 days agoWestpac Fined $13 Million for Home-Loan Misconduct by Australian Regulator
Australia’s Federal Court imposed a $13 million AUD penalty on Westpac’s mortgage division for irresponsible lending and misleading documentation practices affecting more than 10,000 customers. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said the bank failed to properly verify borrower income and expense records between 2019–2022. Westpac accepted the ruling and pledged enhanced compliance controls and automated auditing systems for loan processing. The fine adds to broader scrutiny across Australia’s banking sector as regulators push for responsible lending standards to curb systemic risk amid rising household debt.
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3 days agoWestpac Fined $13 Million for Home-Loan Misconduct by Australian Regulator
Australia’s Federal Court imposed a $13 million AUD penalty on Westpac’s mortgage division for irresponsible lending and misleading documentation practices affecting more than 10,000 customers. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said the bank failed to properly verify borrower income and expense records between 2019–2022. Westpac accepted the ruling and pledged enhanced compliance controls and automated auditing systems for loan processing. The fine adds to broader scrutiny across Australia’s banking sector as regulators push for responsible lending standards to curb systemic risk amid rising household debt.
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Westpac Fined $13 Million for Home-Loan Misconduct by Australian Regulator
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Westpac was fined A$13 million for irresponsible mortgage practices, as Australia tightens banking oversight and enforces higher consumer-protection standards.
Australia’s Federal Court imposed a $13 million AUD penalty on Westpac’s mortgage division for irresponsible lending and misleading documentation practices affecting more than 10,000 customers. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said the bank failed to properly verify borrower income and expense records between 2019–2022. Westpac accepted the ruling and pledged enhanced compliance controls and automated auditing systems for loan processing. The fine adds to broader scrutiny across Australia’s banking sector as regulators push for responsible lending standards to curb systemic risk amid rising household debt.
Australia’s Federal Court imposed a $13 million AUD penalty on Westpac’s mortgage division for irresponsible lending and misleading documentation practices affecting more than 10,000 customers. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said the bank failed to properly verify borrower income and expense records between 2019–2022. Westpac accepted the ruling and pledged enhanced compliance controls and automated auditing systems for loan processing. The fine adds to broader scrutiny across Australia’s banking sector as regulators push for responsible lending standards to curb systemic risk amid rising household debt.
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Westpac
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Australia
economy
Australia
banking
regulation
finance
Oct 27, 2025 • 04:12 IST
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3 days agoIndia Intensifies Financial Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflow
Facing persistent capital flight, India has accelerated a new wave of banking, insurance, and capital-market reforms after $17 billion in net foreign outflows this year. The finance ministry plans to ease listing rules for insurers, streamline tax compliance, and expand the unified payments interface abroad. Economists said the measures aim to strengthen investor confidence and rebuild buffers amid global risk aversion. Officials added that deeper structural reforms, not just liquidity measures, will determine whether India restores steady portfolio inflows before FY26.
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3 days agoIndia Intensifies Financial Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflow
Facing persistent capital flight, India has accelerated a new wave of banking, insurance, and capital-market reforms after $17 billion in net foreign outflows this year. The finance ministry plans to ease listing rules for insurers, streamline tax compliance, and expand the unified payments interface abroad. Economists said the measures aim to strengthen investor confidence and rebuild buffers amid global risk aversion. Officials added that deeper structural reforms, not just liquidity measures, will determine whether India restores steady portfolio inflows before FY26.
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India Intensifies Financial Sector Reforms After $17 Billion Foreign Outflow
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India launched sweeping sector reforms to counter $17 billion in capital outflows, targeting regulatory simplification and stronger investor confidence for FY26 recovery.
Facing persistent capital flight, India has accelerated a new wave of banking, insurance, and capital-market reforms after $17 billion in net foreign outflows this year. The finance ministry plans to ease listing rules for insurers, streamline tax compliance, and expand the unified payments interface abroad. Economists said the measures aim to strengthen investor confidence and rebuild buffers amid global risk aversion. Officials added that deeper structural reforms, not just liquidity measures, will determine whether India restores steady portfolio inflows before FY26.
Facing persistent capital flight, India has accelerated a new wave of banking, insurance, and capital-market reforms after $17 billion in net foreign outflows this year. The finance ministry plans to ease listing rules for insurers, streamline tax compliance, and expand the unified payments interface abroad. Economists said the measures aim to strengthen investor confidence and rebuild buffers amid global risk aversion. Officials added that deeper structural reforms, not just liquidity measures, will determine whether India restores steady portfolio inflows before FY26.
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India
economy
India
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capital-flows
finance
Oct 27, 2025 • 04:12 IST
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3 days agoArgentina’s Milei Secures Midterm Win, Clearing Path for Libertarian Economic Overhaul
Argentine President Javier Milei’s coalition achieved a decisive victory in midterm elections, strengthening his mandate for radical fiscal reforms and deregulation. The result grants broader congressional backing for spending cuts, privatizations, and a new monetary framework that could include partial dollarization. Economists said the vote reshapes Latin America’s policy map, as Milei’s reforms aim to curb triple-digit inflation and stabilize reserves. Markets reacted positively, with sovereign bonds rising 3%. Analysts warned implementation challenges remain amid public resistance and external debt constraints.
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3 days agoArgentina’s Milei Secures Midterm Win, Clearing Path for Libertarian Economic Overhaul
Argentine President Javier Milei’s coalition achieved a decisive victory in midterm elections, strengthening his mandate for radical fiscal reforms and deregulation. The result grants broader congressional backing for spending cuts, privatizations, and a new monetary framework that could include partial dollarization. Economists said the vote reshapes Latin America’s policy map, as Milei’s reforms aim to curb triple-digit inflation and stabilize reserves. Markets reacted positively, with sovereign bonds rising 3%. Analysts warned implementation challenges remain amid public resistance and external debt constraints.
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Argentina’s Milei Secures Midterm Win, Clearing Path for Libertarian Economic Overhaul
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President Milei’s midterm win empowers Argentina to pursue austerity, privatization, and currency reforms to fight inflation and stabilize its fragile economy.
Argentine President Javier Milei’s coalition achieved a decisive victory in midterm elections, strengthening his mandate for radical fiscal reforms and deregulation. The result grants broader congressional backing for spending cuts, privatizations, and a new monetary framework that could include partial dollarization. Economists said the vote reshapes Latin America’s policy map, as Milei’s reforms aim to curb triple-digit inflation and stabilize reserves. Markets reacted positively, with sovereign bonds rising 3%. Analysts warned implementation challenges remain amid public resistance and external debt constraints.
Argentine President Javier Milei’s coalition achieved a decisive victory in midterm elections, strengthening his mandate for radical fiscal reforms and deregulation. The result grants broader congressional backing for spending cuts, privatizations, and a new monetary framework that could include partial dollarization. Economists said the vote reshapes Latin America’s policy map, as Milei’s reforms aim to curb triple-digit inflation and stabilize reserves. Markets reacted positively, with sovereign bonds rising 3%. Analysts warned implementation challenges remain amid public resistance and external debt constraints.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:11 IST
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3 days agoGlobal Equity Funds Outperform as Top-10 Deliver Up to 72% Annual Returns
India-linked international fund-of-fund schemes clocked stellar one-year gains, with the top ten delivering 33% to 72% returns. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF led with 71.78%, while Kotak Nasdaq 100 FoF and Axis Global Innovation FoF followed closely. The Nifty 50 benchmark delivered only 5.7% in comparison. Advisors attribute outperformance to concentrated exposure in U.S. tech giants. Despite high valuations, fund managers remain optimistic about earnings resilience in AI and semiconductor sectors driving next-year momentum.
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3 days agoGlobal Equity Funds Outperform as Top-10 Deliver Up to 72% Annual Returns
India-linked international fund-of-fund schemes clocked stellar one-year gains, with the top ten delivering 33% to 72% returns. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF led with 71.78%, while Kotak Nasdaq 100 FoF and Axis Global Innovation FoF followed closely. The Nifty 50 benchmark delivered only 5.7% in comparison. Advisors attribute outperformance to concentrated exposure in U.S. tech giants. Despite high valuations, fund managers remain optimistic about earnings resilience in AI and semiconductor sectors driving next-year momentum.
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Global Equity Funds Outperform as Top-10 Deliver Up to 72% Annual Returns
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International fund-of-funds earned 33–72% returns in one year, with U.S.-tech focused schemes far outpacing Nifty and retaining strong momentum into FY26.
India-linked international fund-of-fund schemes clocked stellar one-year gains, with the top ten delivering 33% to 72% returns. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF led with 71.78%, while Kotak Nasdaq 100 FoF and Axis Global Innovation FoF followed closely. The Nifty 50 benchmark delivered only 5.7% in comparison. Advisors attribute outperformance to concentrated exposure in U.S. tech giants. Despite high valuations, fund managers remain optimistic about earnings resilience in AI and semiconductor sectors driving next-year momentum.
India-linked international fund-of-fund schemes clocked stellar one-year gains, with the top ten delivering 33% to 72% returns. Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF FoF led with 71.78%, while Kotak Nasdaq 100 FoF and Axis Global Innovation FoF followed closely. The Nifty 50 benchmark delivered only 5.7% in comparison. Advisors attribute outperformance to concentrated exposure in U.S. tech giants. Despite high valuations, fund managers remain optimistic about earnings resilience in AI and semiconductor sectors driving next-year momentum.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:09 IST
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3 days agoGlobal Fund of Funds See ₹1,660 Crore Inflows as Indian Investors Re-Enter Overseas Markets
After two quarters of muted participation, overseas mutual fund schemes attracted ₹1,660 crore in the September quarter versus a ₹305 crore outflow previously. Investor sentiment improved amid expectations of a soft landing in U.S. markets and rising diversification appetite. Most inflows targeted global equity and thematic technology funds, with the U.S. remaining the preferred geography. Asset managers said renewed participation reflects confidence in foreign growth prospects despite currency volatility. Advisors anticipate the uptrend to continue through Q4 FY25 as Indian households expand cross-border investment exposure.
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3 days agoGlobal Fund of Funds See ₹1,660 Crore Inflows as Indian Investors Re-Enter Overseas Markets
After two quarters of muted participation, overseas mutual fund schemes attracted ₹1,660 crore in the September quarter versus a ₹305 crore outflow previously. Investor sentiment improved amid expectations of a soft landing in U.S. markets and rising diversification appetite. Most inflows targeted global equity and thematic technology funds, with the U.S. remaining the preferred geography. Asset managers said renewed participation reflects confidence in foreign growth prospects despite currency volatility. Advisors anticipate the uptrend to continue through Q4 FY25 as Indian households expand cross-border investment exposure.
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Global Fund of Funds See ₹1,660 Crore Inflows as Indian Investors Re-Enter Overseas Markets
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Indian investors poured ₹1,660 crore into overseas mutual funds in Q3, reversing prior outflows and signaling revived demand for global diversification opportunities.
After two quarters of muted participation, overseas mutual fund schemes attracted ₹1,660 crore in the September quarter versus a ₹305 crore outflow previously. Investor sentiment improved amid expectations of a soft landing in U.S. markets and rising diversification appetite. Most inflows targeted global equity and thematic technology funds, with the U.S. remaining the preferred geography. Asset managers said renewed participation reflects confidence in foreign growth prospects despite currency volatility. Advisors anticipate the uptrend to continue through Q4 FY25 as Indian households expand cross-border investment exposure.
After two quarters of muted participation, overseas mutual fund schemes attracted ₹1,660 crore in the September quarter versus a ₹305 crore outflow previously. Investor sentiment improved amid expectations of a soft landing in U.S. markets and rising diversification appetite. Most inflows targeted global equity and thematic technology funds, with the U.S. remaining the preferred geography. Asset managers said renewed participation reflects confidence in foreign growth prospects despite currency volatility. Advisors anticipate the uptrend to continue through Q4 FY25 as Indian households expand cross-border investment exposure.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:08 IST
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3 days agoEricsson Beats Forecasts With 14% Stock Surge as Q3 Earnings Impress
Sweden’s Ericsson saw its stock jump 14% after reporting stronger-than-expected third-quarter results. Revenue climbed 8% year-over-year to $7.2 billion, fueled by demand for 5G infrastructure across North America and Asia. Executives said U.S. component tariffs posed minimal disruption, thanks to diversified sourcing and lean operations. The company’s network division achieved double-digit margin growth, offsetting weak software sales. Analysts described the quarter as a turning point for Ericsson’s recovery trajectory and expect continued stabilization through 2026 as global telecom investment accelerates following renewed spectrum auctions.
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3 days agoEricsson Beats Forecasts With 14% Stock Surge as Q3 Earnings Impress
Sweden’s Ericsson saw its stock jump 14% after reporting stronger-than-expected third-quarter results. Revenue climbed 8% year-over-year to $7.2 billion, fueled by demand for 5G infrastructure across North America and Asia. Executives said U.S. component tariffs posed minimal disruption, thanks to diversified sourcing and lean operations. The company’s network division achieved double-digit margin growth, offsetting weak software sales. Analysts described the quarter as a turning point for Ericsson’s recovery trajectory and expect continued stabilization through 2026 as global telecom investment accelerates following renewed spectrum auctions.
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Ericsson Beats Forecasts With 14% Stock Surge as Q3 Earnings Impress
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Ericsson’s shares rose 14% after Q3 results beat estimates, with 5G demand and operational efficiencies driving strong recovery across core network divisions.
Sweden’s Ericsson saw its stock jump 14% after reporting stronger-than-expected third-quarter results. Revenue climbed 8% year-over-year to $7.2 billion, fueled by demand for 5G infrastructure across North America and Asia. Executives said U.S. component tariffs posed minimal disruption, thanks to diversified sourcing and lean operations. The company’s network division achieved double-digit margin growth, offsetting weak software sales. Analysts described the quarter as a turning point for Ericsson’s recovery trajectory and expect continued stabilization through 2026 as global telecom investment accelerates following renewed spectrum auctions.
Sweden’s Ericsson saw its stock jump 14% after reporting stronger-than-expected third-quarter results. Revenue climbed 8% year-over-year to $7.2 billion, fueled by demand for 5G infrastructure across North America and Asia. Executives said U.S. component tariffs posed minimal disruption, thanks to diversified sourcing and lean operations. The company’s network division achieved double-digit margin growth, offsetting weak software sales. Analysts described the quarter as a turning point for Ericsson’s recovery trajectory and expect continued stabilization through 2026 as global telecom investment accelerates following renewed spectrum auctions.
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Ericsson
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:04 IST
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3 days agoLegal Setback Prompts HSBC to Book $1.1B Provision in Luxembourg Case
HSBC confirmed it will record a $1.1 billion provision in third-quarter results after a Luxembourg court decision related to the long-running Madoff-linked litigation. Executives said the move reflects prudent accounting treatment and will not materially affect capital buffers or liquidity ratios. The case concerns historical custodial responsibilities dating back to 2008. Analysts noted the provision improves transparency on lingering legal exposure while partially weighing on short-term profitability. HSBC stated it continues to pursue appeals in other jurisdictions and expects a clearer legal resolution by mid-2026.
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3 days agoLegal Setback Prompts HSBC to Book $1.1B Provision in Luxembourg Case
HSBC confirmed it will record a $1.1 billion provision in third-quarter results after a Luxembourg court decision related to the long-running Madoff-linked litigation. Executives said the move reflects prudent accounting treatment and will not materially affect capital buffers or liquidity ratios. The case concerns historical custodial responsibilities dating back to 2008. Analysts noted the provision improves transparency on lingering legal exposure while partially weighing on short-term profitability. HSBC stated it continues to pursue appeals in other jurisdictions and expects a clearer legal resolution by mid-2026.
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Legal Setback Prompts HSBC to Book $1.1B Provision in Luxembourg Case
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HSBC is setting aside $1.1B after a Luxembourg court ruling tied to Madoff-era claims, clarifying legal exposure while slightly trimming quarterly profits.
HSBC confirmed it will record a $1.1 billion provision in third-quarter results after a Luxembourg court decision related to the long-running Madoff-linked litigation. Executives said the move reflects prudent accounting treatment and will not materially affect capital buffers or liquidity ratios. The case concerns historical custodial responsibilities dating back to 2008. Analysts noted the provision improves transparency on lingering legal exposure while partially weighing on short-term profitability. HSBC stated it continues to pursue appeals in other jurisdictions and expects a clearer legal resolution by mid-2026.
HSBC confirmed it will record a $1.1 billion provision in third-quarter results after a Luxembourg court decision related to the long-running Madoff-linked litigation. Executives said the move reflects prudent accounting treatment and will not materially affect capital buffers or liquidity ratios. The case concerns historical custodial responsibilities dating back to 2008. Analysts noted the provision improves transparency on lingering legal exposure while partially weighing on short-term profitability. HSBC stated it continues to pursue appeals in other jurisdictions and expects a clearer legal resolution by mid-2026.
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HSBC
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:03 IST
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3 days agoMorgan Stanley Reports 45% Q3 Profit Surge on $6.28B Trading Revenue
Morgan Stanley posted a 45% year-over-year increase in third-quarter profit, propelled by robust trading income and record advisory fees. Total trading revenue climbed to $6.28 billion, while dealmaking fees reached $2.1 billion, reflecting an upswing in capital markets activity. The bank’s wealth management segment also outperformed, offsetting minor headwinds from investment banking. Shares rose nearly 4% in pre-market trading following the announcement. Analysts highlighted the firm’s diversified income structure as a core strength amid volatile macro conditions, positioning it for sustained profitability into the next fiscal quarter.
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3 days agoMorgan Stanley Reports 45% Q3 Profit Surge on $6.28B Trading Revenue
Morgan Stanley posted a 45% year-over-year increase in third-quarter profit, propelled by robust trading income and record advisory fees. Total trading revenue climbed to $6.28 billion, while dealmaking fees reached $2.1 billion, reflecting an upswing in capital markets activity. The bank’s wealth management segment also outperformed, offsetting minor headwinds from investment banking. Shares rose nearly 4% in pre-market trading following the announcement. Analysts highlighted the firm’s diversified income structure as a core strength amid volatile macro conditions, positioning it for sustained profitability into the next fiscal quarter.
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Morgan Stanley Reports 45% Q3 Profit Surge on $6.28B Trading Revenue
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Morgan Stanley achieved a 45% profit increase in Q3, driven by $6.28B trading and $2.1B advisory revenues, sending shares higher before market open.
Morgan Stanley posted a 45% year-over-year increase in third-quarter profit, propelled by robust trading income and record advisory fees. Total trading revenue climbed to $6.28 billion, while dealmaking fees reached $2.1 billion, reflecting an upswing in capital markets activity. The bank’s wealth management segment also outperformed, offsetting minor headwinds from investment banking. Shares rose nearly 4% in pre-market trading following the announcement. Analysts highlighted the firm’s diversified income structure as a core strength amid volatile macro conditions, positioning it for sustained profitability into the next fiscal quarter.
Morgan Stanley posted a 45% year-over-year increase in third-quarter profit, propelled by robust trading income and record advisory fees. Total trading revenue climbed to $6.28 billion, while dealmaking fees reached $2.1 billion, reflecting an upswing in capital markets activity. The bank’s wealth management segment also outperformed, offsetting minor headwinds from investment banking. Shares rose nearly 4% in pre-market trading following the announcement. Analysts highlighted the firm’s diversified income structure as a core strength amid volatile macro conditions, positioning it for sustained profitability into the next fiscal quarter.
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Morgan Stanley
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Oct 27, 2025 • 04:01 IST
