Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) maintained their preference for India’s primary market in November, injecting a net $1.3 billion (about ₹11,895 crore) into initial public offerings — their highest such monthly infusion in four months.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) maintained their preference for India’s primary market in November, injecting a net $1.3 billion (about ₹11,895 crore) into initial public offerings — their highest such monthly infusion in four months.
Markets remained subdued on Friday even after recent record highs, but several stocks stood out due to company-specific developments, supported by a broader backdrop of stable global liquidity.
A recent study by Bank of Baroda (BoB) reveals that only about a quarter of funds raised through IPOs this fiscal year are actually allocated to capital expenditure (capex).
India’s central bank is facing a difficult decision as it heads into its December 2025 MPC meeting. The economy is delivering strong growth while inflation has dropped to record-low levels, creating contrasting signals for monetary policy.
The rapid surge in AI investments and valuations has sparked a serious debate in global tech circles about whether the current AI boom is sustainable —
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 26175.75 FII -1171.31 cr DII 2558.93 cr
As discussed yesterday, market behaviour remained on expected lines.
20-20-20 (Sales Growth, Profit Growth, ROE above 20%): Adani Power, Bajaj Finserv, Eicher Motor, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Polycab India, Solar Industries, Trent, TVS Motors, Varun Beverages.
India’s steel sector is showing faint signs of stabilization, but any meaningful rebound appears distant. Prices for hot-rolled coil (HRC), a benchmark for domestic steel demand, have slumped to five-year lows, putting significant pressure on margins and denting producer earnings.
Coromandel International’s share price has broken out of a month-long consolidation, signalling renewed strength for the fertiliser major.
Tata Motors has re-oriented itself back to its core commercial-vehicles (CV) business after decades of diversification, yet the stock market is not giving full credit for scale.
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