“Bank FD sahi hai, post office sahi hai, gold sahi hai, Indian equities worst hai” reflects rising frustration among retail investors amid weak market performance. Investors are increasingly comparing 1-year, 2-year and 3-year mutual fund returns amid continued volatility in Indian equities despite global markets remaining relatively resilient.
Indian equity markets are expected to witness a cautious trading session as investors continue monitoring developments in the Middle East. Rising crude oil prices and uncertainty surrounding global geopolitical events have increased risk aversion among investors.
Gold prices remained supported as investors sought safety amid rising geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in global financial markets. Concerns surrounding international conflicts and economic growth have increased demand for defensive assets.
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to create uncertainty for global trade and commodity markets. Supply chain disruptions, transportation costs, and energy security concerns remain major issues for governments and businesses worldwide.
Reliance Industries continues expanding its new energy business as it invests heavily in solar manufacturing, battery storage, and green hydrogen projects. The company aims to position itself as a major player in India’s clean energy transition.
Lenskart is continuing its aggressive expansion strategy through new store openings and investments in technology-driven customer experiences. The company has witnessed strong demand for affordable and premium eyewear products.
Investors are closely watching Oracle Corporation ahead of its upcoming earnings announcement, as the company remains a significant player in cloud infrastructure and enterprise software solutions.
Travel-tech company Prism, the parent entity of OYO, has received regulatory approval to proceed with its proposed public offering. The company is reportedly planning to raise thousands of crores through the issue, making it one of the most closely watched upcoming IPOs in the market.
Housing finance company Truhome Finance has secured regulatory approval for its proposed IPO, joining a growing list of companies preparing to enter the public markets.
India’s SME IPO segment continues to witness strong activity even as broader markets remain volatile. Several new issues, including Utkal Speciality Industries, Susan Electricals, and Horizon Reclaim, are scheduled to hit the primary market in the coming days.
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