FINANCIAL MARKET
Hood stock surges 14% as Robinhood joins S&P 500: Analysts are bullish – suggesting strong buy
Robinhood stock surged 14% after the trading app pioneer joined the S&P 500 index. Once known for meme stock volatility, Robinhood has rebuilt trust with investors through strong crypto trading, options growth, and interest income.
Gold falls Rs 200 to Rs 1,07,670/10 g, silver declines Rs 1,000 in Delhi markets
Gold prices on Monday retreated from record levels to trade at Rs 1,07,670 per 10 grams, down by Rs 200, in the national capital due to fresh selling by stockists, according to the All India Sarafa Association.
MahaRERA steps up project scrutiny to prevent future homebuyer disputes
MahaRERA is introducing a three-step scrutiny system—legal, financial, and technical—for project approvals to safeguard homebuyers and prevent stalled projects. Independent experts will vet applications before registration. Between Oct 2024–July 2025, it resolved 5,267 complaints, surpassing new filings.
FIIs still cautious, but India’s market story remains intact: Mark Matthews
Despite FIIs remaining cautious, Mark Matthews highlights India’s strong long-term fundamentals, driven by consumption growth, robust financials, and government reforms like GST cuts and tax adjustments. The country’s large, liquid market continues to attract investors, even amid renewed interest in China.
LG Electronics set to launch Rs 15,000 crore IPO in India this October
LG Electronics is set to launch its Indian arm's IPO in October, aiming to raise ₹15,000 crore. The offering, approved by Sebi, involves selling 15% of the local unit. This move follows a postponement due to market volatility and seeks to capitalize on the current bullish primary market momentum, making it potentially the largest IPO of 2025.
India will not alter its fiscal 2026 borrowing calendar: FM Sitharaman
Finance Minister Sitharaman confirmed India’s borrowing will stay at ₹14.82 trillion this year, easing concerns over rising bond yields.
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India, Israel to sign bilateral investment treaty this week
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's upcoming visit to India aims to strengthen economic ties, with the signing of a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) expected. This BIT seeks to protect investors and boost confidence through assured treatment and dispute resolution. Discussions will also lay the groundwork for a free trade agreement (FTA) to further enhance trade between the two nations.
Amanta Healthcare shares to list tomorrow. Here's what GMP indicates ahead of debut
Amanta Healthcare, an Ahmedabad-based pharmaceutical company, is set to debut on the market with modest expectations, indicated by a GMP of 7%. The IPO, which closed on September 3rd, saw the company issue fresh shares to fund expansion, including a new SteriPort manufacturing line.
Asian stocks gain on rate cut optimism, yen dives after Ishiba resigns
Following weak U.S. jobs data, stocks rose amid expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, while the dollar weakened. Japan's yen declined due to political uncertainty after Prime Minister Ishiba's resignation, raising concerns about future monetary policy. Gold prices remained near record highs as investors awaited U.S. inflation data and monitored political developments in France.
How to unlock the true value of prime property legacy homes to create wealth
In today’s landscape, the key to enhancing the value of a generational home asset lies in balancing heritage with innovation, ensuring that nostalgia does not overshadow practical wealth-building potential.
FPIs dump Rs 22,789 crore in August, financials and IT hit hard
Foreign investors heavily sold Indian equities in August, withdrawing over ₹80,000 crore in July and August combined. Financial services faced the brunt, with ₹9,817 crore offloaded in the second half of August, following ₹13,471 crore earlier. IT stocks also experienced sustained pressure, with FPIs selling ₹4,905 crore in the latter half after an earlier sell-off.
Gold fever: Will central banks keep driving the golden surge?
Central banks' increasing appetite for gold is significantly influencing its surge, driven by diversification from the dollar, inflation hedging, and geopolitical uncertainties. Gold has surpassed the euro in reserve portfolios, reflecting a shift from US Treasuries amid global economic instability. While purchases may fluctuate, the trend indicates a continued strategic role for gold in safeguarding national wealth.
Turtlemint Fintech Solutions files confidential DRHP with SEBI
Turtlemint, an insurtech firm, has submitted IPO papers to Sebi. The company will use the confidential pre-filing route. ICICI Securities and Jefferies India are among the lead bankers. Dhirendra Mahyavanshi and Anand Prabhudesai founded Turtlemint in 2015. The platform simplifies insurance policy purchase. Turtlemint has sold 1.6 crore policies. Several other firms have also opted for confidential filings recently.
Wall Street’s wealth engine powers through job-market anxiety
Recent economic data reveals a concerning trend: job growth is slowing in America, impacting workers' financial security. However, investors anticipate the Federal Reserve will intervene to protect their assets. Despite a slight market dip, bonds have rallied, and equities remain near record highs.
Trump's short list for Fed: Hassett, Warsh and Waller
President Trump is considering Kevin Hassett, Kevin Warsh, and Christopher Waller to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, seeking leadership aligned with his interest-rate cut demands. Trump has criticized Powell's cautious approach, citing concerns about the economy.
Trump's short list for Fed Chair: Kevin Hassett, Kevin Warsh and Christopher Waller
President Trump is considering Kevin Hassett, Kevin Warsh, and Christopher Waller to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair, seeking someone aligned with his desire for interest-rate cuts. This decision comes amid concerns about a softening labor market and Trump's criticism of Powell's cautious approach. The choice will significantly impact financial markets and the Fed's independence.
Bank of England sets out options for tighter gilt repo rules
The Bank of England is planning stricter rules for British government bond markets. These markets faced problems in 2022. The BoE aims to prevent future shocks. One idea is to clear more transactions centrally. Another is to set minimum risk margins. The BoE seeks feedback from financial industry and public by November 28. Further consultation will follow.
Jane Street blindsides Sebi in fight over India trades
Jane Street has appealed against the Securities and Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) order regarding market manipulation. The US firm claims it was denied access to crucial documents. Jane Street also argues that SEBI's surveillance department previously found no evidence of manipulation. The appeal has increased tensions between Jane Street and SEBI. It also raises questions about SEBI's internal processes.
'Ek teer kai nishaan!': From combating Trump’s tariffs to inflation — why Kotak AMC's Nilesh Shah says GST 2.0 hits many targets
Shah also underlined the urgency behind the Council’s push, pointing out that “completing two days GST council meeting in one day does show the urgency.” At the same time, he stressed the need for vigilance against misuse. “While the leakages and fraud of GST needs to be dealt with iron hand, process improvement should be a continuous affair with feedback loop,” he wrote.
Promoters selling, retail investors buying. Who's right? Raamdeo Agrawal answers
Despite Indian promoters offloading record shares, retail investors remain bullish, says Raamdeo Agrawal. Promoter shareholding fell to an eight-year low, while domestic institutional investors' share rose to a record high, surpassing foreign investors. Agrawal likens the market to expensive Mumbai property, advising investors to accept slightly higher prices for long-term growth.
Vietnam raises $3.8 mln in govt bond auction, lowest so far this year
Vietnam's State Treasury experienced a significant downturn in its weekly government bond auction, managing to raise a mere 100 billion dong ($3.8 million). This figure marks the lowest amount garnered this year, a sharp decline from the $16.5 million secured in the previous week. The demand also plummeted, with only 0.
Vikas Khemani sees broad-based rally to fuel markets; bets on financials, pharma
Vikas Khemani expects a broad-based market rally, with financials, pharma, and manufacturing leading the charge. He sees large-caps offering stability while mid- and small-caps could outperform once sentiment improves, noting that short-covering and renewed buying may follow if tariff issues ease in the coming months.
World Trade Policy Uncertainty Index at record levels in Q1 of 2025: UNCTAD
UNCTAD reports a record surge in global trade policy uncertainty in early 2025, destabilizing financial markets and disproportionately impacting low-income economies. Diversification and trade agreements are crucial for mitigating these risks, as demonstrated by China's adaptable export strategy.
Raamdeo Agrawal advocates for bold reforms in India amid US tariff challenges
Raamdeo Agrawal advocates for bold reforms by the government. He notes the current market dynamics of promoters selling and retail investors buying. Agrawal sees opportunities despite pricey valuations, advising investors to buy and hold for long-term growth. He cautions against the risks of investing in unlisted companies. He suggests a SIP approach for lump sum investments.
Market in a phase of consolidation; 3 major domestic-centric themes to watch: Devang Mehta
Indian markets are consolidating after a volatile year, but Spark Private Wealth’s Devang Mehta sees opportunity in adversity. He highlights GST clarity, strong domestic inflows, and three key themes—capex cycle, consumption, and financials—as drivers for long-term investors despite near-term global uncertainties.
BSE shares in focus as NSE moves weekly expiry to Tuesday
BSE shares: NSE has shifted Nifty weekly contract expiry from Thursday to Tuesday, reshaping trading strategies and boosting prospects for Sensex derivatives.
Income growth, demographics and awareness push Indians to opt for finances over physical assets: Goldman Sachs
India is witnessing a growing trend of households shifting towards financial assets due to rising incomes and improved financial access, although it lags behind other nations. Goldman Sachs projects household financial savings to increase to 13% of GDP over the next decade, potentially reaching USD 9.5 trillion in inflows.
Will it be another muted September for Dalal Street?
Indian equity investors might face a lackluster September, as historical trends indicate a subdued market performance. Data reveals that key indices like Nifty 50 and Nifty 500 have often declined during this month over the past decade. Technical analysis suggests a slightly negative outlook, with potential upside capped until Nifty surpasses specific levels.
More Indians now put nest eggs in MF basket: Mutual funds comprise 6% of household savings
Indian households are increasingly favoring mutual funds (MFs) over traditional bank deposits, with MF share in gross financial savings rising to 6% in FY23 from under 1% in FY12, according to RBI economists. This shift reflects a growing appetite for financial risk, influenced by factors like increased financial inclusion and business confidence.
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