Market strategist Rohit Srivastava sees Indian equities entering the early stages of a year-end rally. With Nifty aiming for 25,000 and beyond, he suggests viewing short-term pullbacks as buying opportunities amid improving sentiment.Read More

Dev Accelerator’s IPO saw an overwhelming retail response on Day 1, with bids 14X the quota in under five hours. Despite strong subscription, risks around financials, customer concentration, competition, and high valuations warrant investor caution.Read More

Nepal’s political unrest, which forced PM KP Oli’s resignation, has raised concerns for FMCG majors like ITC, HUL, Dabur, Marico, Bikaji and Varun Beverages. Analysts say the impact is limited, with Nepal contributing just 2–3% of sales, though supply chain disruptions remain a risk.Read More

Euro Pratik Sales launches Rs 451 crore IPO at Rs 235-247 price band, September 16–18. Entirely OFS, asset-light design-focused firm reports 28% revenue growth and expanding nationwide distribution.Read More

Urban Company’s Rs 1,900-crore IPO was fully subscribed within hours on Day 1, driving its GMP up to 37%. Brokerages are divided—while BP Equities and Arihant Capital see strong growth potential, ICICI Direct remains cautious, flagging steep valuations despite profitability and sector leadership.Read More

China’s treasury bonds fell sharply on Wednesday as easing producer deflation and a buoyant stock market prompted selling. Traders also attributed the sell-off to new fund rules that would nudge investors to buy equity funds instead of fixed-income products.Read More

Vietnam’s State Treasury raised 3.88 trillion dong ($147 million) in a weekly government bond auction on Wednesday, up from the $3.8 million raised last week.Read More

Shringar House of Mangalsutra’s Rs 401 crore IPO was subscribed 1.06 times on Day 1, with retail investors bidding 1.59 times their quota and NIIs 1.19 times. The employee portion also saw strong traction, oversubscribed 5.4 times, while QIBs are yet to participate.Read More

Japan’s Nikkei hits a record high, mirroring Wall Street’s positive trend. Technology stocks led the surge. Investors are closely watching economic data for potential shifts in central bank policies in both the United States and Japan. SoftBank Group and Furukawa Electric saw significant gains. Sumitomo Pharma and Mazda Motor experienced losses. The focus remains on...Read More

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