Primary market accelerates with heavy pipeline as multiple firms line up listings

Primary market accelerates with heavy pipeline as multiple firms line up listings


Dalal Street braces for a busy IPO week with 13 issues and 11 listings planned.

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Dalal Street braces for a busy IPO week with 13 issues and 11 listings planned.




Chart patterns warn of bearish risk if Nifty breaks support as volatility continues to rise.




IndiGo shares dropped sharply as brokerages warned of cost pressures and disruption risks linked to new FDTL rules.




Five equity mutual funds including Samco Flexi Cap, LIC MF Small Cap and Tata Small Cap have lost over 10 percent in 2025 so far amid sustained market volatility.




Equity markets closed sharply lower with Sensex down 610 points and Nifty slipping below the 26,000 level amid broad-based sectoral selling.




Meesho IPO allotment is expected today after nearly 80 times subscription, with GMP easing to about 38 percent ahead of Demat credit and December 10 listing.




Systematic Transfer Plans are becoming a preferred strategy for lump-sum investors seeking market safety, controlled equity exposure, and steady wealth creation without timing risks.




Startup funding in India remained active at early stages in 2025 even as larger late-stage investments slowed due to increasing IPO market participation.




Indian markets opened flat as RBI-led optimism balanced concerns over FII selling, global bond yields, crude prices, and uncertainty around the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve decision.




Bitcoin and Ethereum advanced as traders positioned for a possible Santa rally driven by expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and supportive global liquidity conditions.




RBI resumed rate easing with a 25 basis point cut while upgrading FY26 growth to 7.3 percent amid easing inflation and strong festive-led consumption.




India Inc delivered robust Q2 FY26 profit growth even as select stocks witnessed short-term volatility driven by profit booking and sector-specific sentiment shifts.




Indian equities opened lower as global uncertainty and weak Asian cues dragged benchmarks below key technical levels, with broader market stocks witnessing heavier selling pressure.




Indian markets extended losses as broad sectoral selling, weak realty stocks, and cautious global cues dragged Sensex below key levels ahead of the U.S. Fed decision.




India and Russia outlined a broader economic partnership till 2030 as geopolitical pressures rise, with energy security, trade diversification and strategic balance taking center stage.




Indian markets opened lower as selling in services and realty stocks along with persistent foreign outflows weighed on sentiment despite supportive long-term growth indicators.




Global equities traded cautiously as persistent bond yield pressure and mixed Asian market cues kept investors defensive ahead of fresh inflation and policy guidance.




Bitcoin held above $91,000 while Ethereum outperformed as traders positioned ahead of the Fed decision and monitored key resistance and support levels closely.




Rate cut expectations lifted Bitcoin near $91,271, with $90,000 acting as support while traders monitor $93,600 resistance and downside risks below $88,000.




Taylor Swift reached a $2.1 billion net worth through record-breaking tours, full music ownership, and massive streaming income, redefining wealth building in the global music industry.




US stock futures traded modestly higher as investors positioned for the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, with rate-cut expectations rising sharply and key earnings also in focus.




Unexplained cash detected during tax scrutiny can attract an effective 84 percent tax under Section 115BBE, but properly disclosed savings at home remain fully legal.




Kaynes Technology rejected Kotak’s claims of ambiguous accounting, stating that its FY25 annual report contains no inconsistencies and reaffirming its commitment to transparent financial disclosures.




Wakefit’s IPO highlights rapid revenue growth and nationwide scale, but inconsistent profitability, rising depreciation and premium valuation make the issue a growth-focused bet rather than a value-driven investment.




Public companies control 55 percent of Bajaj Finance, with Bajaj Finserv holding a 51 percent stake, while institutions own 23 percent, indicating promoter-led dominance in governance.




Bajaj Finance’s ownership structure is dominated by public companies with a 55 percent stake, while institutions hold 23 percent, indicating promoter-led control over key strategic decisions.




Indian markets fell sharply as investors stayed cautious ahead of the U.S. Fed policy decision, heavy IPO activity, and broad sector-wide selling pressure.




Aequs IPO allotment will be finalised on December 8 after a massive 101.63-times subscription, with investors able to check status on NSE, BSE and KFin Technologies portals.




HFCL won a 656.10 crore rupees optical fiber export order for execution by November 2026, reinforcing international demand even as the stock saw mild intraday volatility.




US technology stocks regained modest strength as earnings visibility improved across enterprise software and semiconductor segments despite continued margin pressure.




Transformers and Rectifiers rose nearly 5 percent to 745.3 rupees with steady volumes, supported by strong market confidence despite elevated valuation levels and moderate return ratios.




HCC shares slid about 9 percent after adjusting for its 1,000 crore rupees rights issue, with the stock reacting to dilution concerns and revised valuation levels.




Paintmakers are expected to see a gradual Q3 recovery on improving demand and margin support, though intense competition and uneven profit trends continue to weigh on near-term stock performance.




Indian markets ended higher after the RBI’s 25 basis point rate cut, with investors now tracking the US Fed decision, IPO activity and gold prices for the next directional cues.




Indian markets ended higher after the RBI’s 25 basis point rate cut, with investors now tracking the US Fed decision, IPO activity and gold prices for the next directional cues.




Indian markets ended higher after the RBI’s 25 basis point rate cut, with investors now tracking the US Fed decision, IPO activity and gold prices for the next directional cues.




IndiGo shares dropped over 4 percent as prolonged flight disruptions continued into the seventh day, while the DGCA tightened oversight and demanded a final CEO response by Monday evening.




Indus Towers remains in a strong technical uptrend with analysts recommending a buy near 410 rupees, a stop-loss at 390 and upside targets placed between 445 and 450.




UltraTech Cement traded lower intraday at 11,601 rupees with elevated valuation metrics, as investors closely monitored technical indicators, volumes and broader cement sector sentiment.




Meesho IPO allotment is due today as its GMP cools to around 38 percent, with investors tracking refund timelines, Demat credit and the expected December 10 listing.




Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating as companies expand automation budgets and move from pilot programs to large-scale implementations focused on cost efficiency and operational optimization.




Benchmark indices closed strongly on Friday after the RBI rate cut, while stocks such as Biocon, Ola Electric, IndiGo and ITC Hotels remain in focus for Monday’s trade.




Benchmark indices slipped in intraday trade as Nifty fell below 26,100 and Sensex dropped under 85,500, with defence stocks weak and active stock-specific moves across sectors.




Indian equities are set for a muted opening amid mixed global cues, while stocks such as Adani Enterprises, ICICI Bank, Ola Electric and Bajaj Finserv remain in focus today.




Manufacturing activity in India showed early stabilization as domestic orders improved, while analysts expect gradual industrial recovery if inflation stays contained and borrowing costs ease.




A 2,000-rupee monthly SIP in Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund over 30 years grew into over 5 crore rupees, driven by compounding and a sustained 22.6 percent CAGR.




Corona Remedies’ specialist-led growth strategy, faster-than-market revenue expansion and domestic focus support its long-term story, though margin pressure keeps the IPO suited for high-risk investors.




Corona Remedies IPO opened on December 8 with a strong grey market premium near 290 rupees, signalling solid demand ahead of its scheduled listing on December 15.




Kaynes shares remain under pressure after a 43 percent fall from the peak, though oversold technical levels are prompting traders to assess short-term rebound possibilities.




Aequs IPO allotment is expected on December 8 after heavy demand, with share credit and refunds scheduled for December 9 ahead of listing on December 10.




Gold and silver prices declined across Rajasthan on December 8, with 24 carat gold at 1,30,290 rupees per 10 grams and silver at 1,89,900 rupees per kilogram.




Hybrid mutual funds recorded improved inflows as investors shifted toward balanced asset allocation strategies to manage equity volatility while maintaining growth participation.




Technology hardware companies signaled steady enterprise demand and improving order visibility, supporting share prices despite margin pressure from logistics and component costs.




Asian markets traded mixed as investors cautiously positioned ahead of global inflation data and remained sensitive to bond yield movements and central bank policy signals.




Nomura trimmed Japan growth expectations as slowing US jobs data reinforced higher-for-longer rate concerns, with the OECD warning that inflation risks still challenge global stability.




Bitcoin and Ethereum held steady in narrow trading ranges as crypto investors remained cautious ahead of Federal Reserve policy direction and global liquidity cues.




RBI raised India’s FY26 growth estimate and cut the repo rate as Q2 GDP growth hit 8.2 percent, while the OECD flagged persistent global fragilities.




PGIM India and Invesco Mutual Fund reopened overseas fund inflows as investor demand for global diversification strengthens under SEBI allocation limits.




Credo, UiPath and Five Below delivered earnings and revenue above expectations, with Credo issuing sharply higher forward guidance for the coming quarter.




US stocks edged higher on easing inflation signals as global markets paused before Fed decisions, while Victoria’s Secret delivered strong regional sales growth.




Nomura trimmed Japan growth expectations as slowing US jobs data reinforced higher-for-longer rate concerns, with the OECD warning that inflation risks still challenge global stability.




Ultraviolette and Atomberg led early December startup funding as Indian ventures raised over 272 million dollars amid renewed investor focus on EV, AI and fintech.




Bitcoin and Ethereum held steady in narrow trading ranges as crypto investors remained cautious ahead of Federal Reserve policy direction and global liquidity cues.




RBI raised India’s FY26 growth estimate and cut the repo rate as Q2 GDP growth hit 8.2 percent, while the OECD flagged persistent global fragilities.




Credo, UiPath and Five Below posted earnings and revenue above expectations, with Credo guiding sharply higher for the upcoming quarter.




US stocks edged higher on easing inflation signals as global markets paused before Fed decisions, while Victoria’s Secret delivered strong regional sales growth.




Bangalore gold prices opened steady, with 24-karat at ₹1,30,140 per 10g and 22-karat at ₹1,19,290, reflecting mild softness in early trade.




Delhi gold prices opened slightly lower, with 24-carat at ₹1,30,290 per 10 grams and 22-carat at ₹1,19,440, reflecting mild softness in early trade.




Mumbai gold prices opened slightly softer, with 24-carat at ₹1,30,140 per 10g and 22-carat at ₹1,19,290, reflecting cautious sentiment in early trade.
