OYO is once again exploring IPO plans as the travel and hospitality sector shows strong recovery. Increased domestic and international travel has improved business outlook.
Several fintech lending platforms are preparing for IPOs, driven by growing demand for digital credit solutions. The sector has witnessed rapid expansion in recent years.
Startups in the renewable and green energy sector are increasingly entering the IPO pipeline, supported by strong government policies and global sustainability trends.
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 23995.70 FII -2103.74 cr DII 1712.01 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as supportive buying advances the nifty upto our level of 24177 i.e. made a day high of 24181.8, failed to sustain over there and slip to day low of 23957.05.
To sustain and create wealth in markets: (1) Avoid F&O/options trading, (2) Intraday, over-concentration in few stocks, (3) Buying on news flashes, (4) Investing beyond capital, (5) Using borrowed money, (6) Lifestyle inflation, (7) Early profit withdrawals, (8) Lack of diversification and emotional trading (FOMO, greed, revenge, ego).
Indian stock markets opened on a weak note, with the Sensex falling over 100 points and the Nifty 50 slipping below key resistance levels. The decline comes as crude oil prices surged close to $110 per barrel due to continued tensions in the US–Iran conflict.
Global oil prices have risen sharply as peace talks between major nations remain stalled, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most critical oil supply routes.
Indian equities are currently trading in a narrow range as investors adopt a wait-and-watch approach. While occasional gains are seen, markets struggle to maintain momentum due to global uncertainties.
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