Fresh discussions around the long-awaited listing of NSE have again brought the IPO market into focus. Reports indicate movement toward advancing draft documentation after regulatory progress.
India’s IPO pipeline remains active with both SME and larger public issues entering the market. Upcoming offerings include businesses across healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, and consumer categories.
Date 17.06.2026
NIFTY OUTLOOK: 23989.15 FII -749.18 cr DII 0.06 cr
As discussed yesterday market behaviour remained on the expected lines during the day, as bullish sentiments take the nifty rally upto our target of 24010 i.e. made a day High of 24002.6 on decisively breakout of 23931.
Big negative: May mutual fund data showed net equity inflow at Rs.22,897 cr. v/s Rs.38,426 cr. MoM. Inflows may decline further, SIP cancellations may rise and redemption pressure may increase in coming months if Government does not reduce STT and LTCG.
Indian markets ended stronger after global sentiment improved following diplomatic progress in West Asia. Benchmark indices moved higher as investors responded positively to easing concerns around oil supply disruptions and improving global risk appetite.
Gold prices remained active as investors balanced geopolitical concerns with improving market confidence. Recent buying momentum slowed as some investors booked profits after strong gains in precious metals.
Airline companies remained in focus after crude oil prices moved lower. IndiGo drew attention because aviation businesses are directly affected by fuel cost movements.
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