These five IPOs had closed on Monday and attracted cumulative bids worth Rs 1.4 trillion as against the Rs 2,909 crore they were looking to mop up
Investors await Fed move; concerns grow over widening trade deficit
The powerful rallies in Indian and Japanese equities as China's market has slumped have reset Asia's financial-market landscape
The nation's market, currently the world's fifth largest at $4.5 trillion, briefly overtook Hong Kong last month. Still, its weight in global stock indexes is below 2%
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index surged Thursday past the record it set in 1989 before its financial bubble burst, ushering in an era of faltering growth. The index closed Thursday at 39,098.68, up 2.2 per cent. It had been hovering for weeks near 34-year highs. Its previous record was 38,915.87, set on December 29, 1989. That was more than a generation ago at the height of Japan's post-war boom. After the peak, as banks wrote off some 100 trillion Yen in bad debts, shares meandered well below the record for many years dipping below 8,200 in 2011 after the triple disasters of a massive earthquake and tsunamis and meltdowns at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan. But the market has logged sharp gains in recent months, helped by strong interest from foreign investors who account for the majority of trading volume on the Tokyo exchange.
SJVN, Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) and TV18 Broadcast may rise 50 per cent on resilient charts
Trend among these buzzing stocks remain optimistic, as per their respective charts
Selective small-cap stocks may rally up to 25 per cent, as per their respective charts
Red-hot Taiwanese market, Adani rout erode India's weighting
These stocks will witness inflows between $165 million and $255 million from passive trackers, analysts said
Analysts said though markets are concerned about the delta variant the availability of more vaccines is reassuring
Goldman Sachs estimated some $77.5 billion in China offshore bonds could face restrictions
"Mid caps and small caps are much more exposed to the uncertainties related to the pandemic, so it would be harder to find value and avoid mistakes"
September quarter witnessed improvement in profitability, while business predictability took a knock
The Sensex closed little changed after swinging between gains and losses at least 20 times