India recently faced a temporary disruption in gold and silver imports due to delays in government approvals, leaving large quantities stuck at customs.
India recently faced a temporary disruption in gold and silver imports due to delays in government approvals, leaving large quantities stuck at customs.
Gold and silver prices in India remained largely stable despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and global market fluctuations. Current rates show gold trading around ₹15,400 per gram for 24K, while silver is near ₹2.64 lakh per kg.
Friday night closing: Dow closed +869 pts., Nasdaq +366 pts., S&P +85 pts., Gift Nifty closed at 24700, signalling a big gap-up opening in Indian stock markets on Monday, subject to no negative developments over the weekend. Markets remain highly volatile as global commodities like gold, silver and crude and world equities are reacting sharply to statements and tweets from Donald Trump. As per market grapevine, his associates’ wealth has surged significantly since his second term, and currently global markets are reacting quickly to his comments, making technical charts less reliable in the short term.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 24364.85 FII 683.20 cr DII -4721.48 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as nifty respected our support of 24243 for the day i.e. made a day low of 24241.25
The SME IPO segment remains active, with strong retail participation driving demand.
Many startups are delaying IPO plans to improve profitability and business models before entering public markets.
Market experts predict a surge in IPO activity, with companies expected to raise over ₹25,000 crore in upcoming listings.
Flipkart is reportedly preparing for a large pre-IPO funding round, aiming to strengthen its valuation before a potential public listing.
Several logistics firms are preparing for IPOs, driven by growth in e-commerce and supply chain demand.
Microfinance firm Arohan Financial is planning to file its IPO papers soon, aiming to raise funds for expansion in rural markets.
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