Sunday, December 14, 2025 News Archive

Multiple companies have announced bonus shares and other corporate actions for December 2025, with Unifinz Capital and Moneyboxx Finance among key stocks to watch.

India’s WPI stayed negative at minus 1.21 percent, easing input costs and improving margin outlook for manufacturers.

Sanara MedTech posted $25.83 million in quarterly revenue, supported by steady hospital demand and disciplined operational execution.

OpenAI’s agent-based AI systems aim to automate complex enterprise workflows, reshaping productivity across finance, software development, and research functions.

TRB consensus forecasts point to steady FY25 revenue and EBITDA, supported by stable demand and cost discipline amid macro uncertainty.

Active mutual funds limited downside losses over one year, outperforming index funds during volatile equity market conditions.

Nifty 50 firms delivered nearly 5 percent revenue growth and a 48 percent jump in net profit during Q2 FY26, led by large caps.

Indian bond yields hit 6.85 percent as $2.5 billion in foreign debt outflows weighed on the rupee despite the RBI’s dovish policy stance.

Gold Tree Studios sought bankruptcy protection months after securing $1 billion in funding, revealing limited assets and mounting liabilities in its court filing.

XRP held above $2 as strong spot ETF inflows, regulatory progress, and Ripple’s banking license developments lifted demand and improved medium-term sentiment.

Pi Network entered CoinMarketCap’s Top 10 most viewed assets as KYB compliance, exchange support, and strong developer participation boosted ecosystem visibility.

Tata Mutual Fund launched a multi-cap consumption index fund with a 50:30:20 allocation, offering diversified exposure to India’s consumption-driven growth story.

Palantir’s strong AI adoption and accelerating growth support its outlook, but stretched valuations raise caution for investors considering entry before year-end.

Cooling US job growth supports expectations of prolonged tight monetary policy by the Federal Reserve.

Value and commodities-focused funds outperformed growth categories amid shifting investor preferences.

Broadcom’s quarterly results topped estimates, reinforcing confidence in its earnings visibility and near-term demand outlook.