THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 29th SEP, 2025, MONDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,
Today is MONDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE BUSINESS BUZZ ... Hi and a Big Hello, after a jam-packed weekend over the festivity of #NavratriDandiyaNights, the week has definitely not been quite encouraging for the markets, especially the Indian Bourses and Indian Indices – SENSEX and NIFTY which have cracked in rage of 2.5 to 2.7 percent in last week.
However, the Sunday
night Asia Cup 2025 Victory of India over Pakistan has charged-up the nation,
so let us see how it reflects on the trading floors as soon as the bourses open
on Monday in India on September 29, 2025.
The news-flow is
cocktailed with several developments from across the World, especially Middle
East crisis where death toll has surpassed 66,000 as Netanyahu heads to White
House for talks with Trump on Ceasefire and amidst which Hamas saying of having
lost contact with 2 Israeli Hostages in Gaza City, while severe weather event
of Typhoon Bualoi forces evacuation in Vietnam as storm leaves many dead in
Philippines and Trump authorizes “full force” troop deployment in Portland,
Oregon, whereas Europe is buzzing with news from Moldova where pivotal election
results are awaited as leader wans of Russian Interference, and Moldova’s
ruling pro-EU party is learnt of leading in the parliamentary elections.
In India, while the
news-space is splashed with news of victory of India over Pakistan in Asia Cup
2025, the news-space is equally flooded with news of Leh Ladakh and news
development of arrest of Sonam Wangchuk vide NSA (National Security Act)
provisions.
Meanwhile, lets take a look at what is buzzing across the World, Nation and State.
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INDIA MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
Here’s your editorial-grade wrap for the week ending September 26, 2025, and the outlook for September 29 to October 3, 2025, across Indian financial markets:
📊 Weekly Performance Wrap: September 22–26, 2025
🇮🇳 Indian Stock Market
- Indices: Nifty fell ~2.7%, Sensex ~2.7%, Midcap and Smallcap indices plunged ~5%
- Triggers: H-1B visa fee hike hit IT stocks; pharma stocks tanked on 100% U.S. tariff on branded drugs
- Sectoral Gains: PSU Banks (+4.83%), Realty (+4.43%), Defence (+3.41%)
- Sectoral Losses: FMCG (-0.50%), Consumer Durables (-0.20%)
🪙 Indian Crypto-Currency Market
- Bitcoin: ₹97.14 lakh (-2.13%), Ethereum: ₹3.49 lakh (-2.29%)
- Top Gainers: Astar (+20.12%), Gala (+17.25%), Immutable X (+12.33%)
- Top Losers: Mobox (-15.1%), SushiSwap (-13.2%), Floki Inu (-11.5%)
💱 Indian Currency Market
- INR/USD: Hovered around ₹88.6 per USD
- Outlook: Rupee under pressure; RBI skipped dollar purchases in July amid FX reserve drop
🏦 Indian Bond Market
- 10-Year Yield: Rose from 6.481% to 6.505% during the week
- Liquidity: Net injection of ₹31,986 crore via RBI operations
💸 Indian Money Market
- Call Money Rate: Averaged 5.58% with volumes of ₹20,614 crore
- Triparty Repo: ₹4.41 lakh crore traded at 5.54%
📈 Indian Funds Market
- Mutual Fund AUM: Hit ₹75.19 lakh crore; SIP inflows surged to ₹28,265 crore/month
- Equity MF Net Investment: ₹4,580 crore (Sep 22–23)
- Debt MF Net Investment: -₹2,972 crore (Sep 22–23)
⚙️ Indian Commodity Market
- Energy Basket: Crude import bill lower; global oil prices remain elevated
- Base Metals & Precious Metals: No major directional cues; awaiting RBI policy and global inflation data
- Agricultural Commodities: Stable; festive demand outlook to influence next week
📌 Market Breadth & Turnover: NSE & BSE
🔼 Advances vs 🔽 Declines
- NSE (Sep 25): Advance/Decline ratio ~0.80
- BSE: Similar breadth; broader market under pressure
💰 Daily Turnover
- NSE & BSE Combined: High volatility, turnover driven by institutional activity and IPO rush
🧾 Block, Bulk & Short-Sell Deals (Sep 22–26)
🔹 Bulk Deals
- Automotive Stampings: Multiple bulk buys/sells by NK Securities, IRAGE, GRT Ventures, etc. (avg price ~₹627)
- Bharat Gears: High-volume trades by Junomoneta, NK Securities, GRT Ventures
🔸 Block Deals
- Axis Bank: Morgan Stanley & Goldman Sachs traded ~91,000 shares at ₹1166.60
- Bharat Electronics: Similar block trades at ₹403.15
🚀 Upcoming IPOs: September 29–October 3, 2025
🏛️ Mainboard IPOs
- Glottis Ltd.: ₹307 Cr | Sep 29–Oct 1 | Logistics
- Fabtech Technologies Ltd.: ₹230.35 Cr | Sep 29–Oct 1 | Pharma Infra
- Om Freight Forwarders Ltd.: ₹122.31 Cr | Sep 29–Oct 3 | Freight
- Advance Agrolife Ltd.: ₹192.86 Cr | Sep 30–Oct 3 | Agritech
🧑💼 SME IPOs (16 Issues)
- Opening Sep 29: Chiraharit, Sodhani Capital, Vijaypd Ceutical, Om Metallogic, Suba Hotels, Dhillon Freight
- Opening Sep 30: Shlokka Dyes, Shipwaves Online, Greenleaf Envirotech, Valplast Technologies, Zelio E-Mobility, Munish Forge, etc.
🔮 Outlook: September 29–October 3, 2025
📉 Stock Market
- Volatility: India VIX surged 5.98%; PCR at 0.63; FIIs hold 86% net shorts
- RBI Policy (Oct 1): Rate decision could trigger relief rally or deepen sell-off
- Technical Setup: Nifty bearish below 24,878; Bank Nifty weak below 55,000
🪙 Crypto Market
- Sentiment: Cautious optimism; ETF demand supports BTC floor
- Watchlist: Ethereum’s Dencun upgrade, AI/Web3 altcoins
💱 Currency Market
- Rupee Risk: Below ₹89/USD could trigger FII outflows
- Dollar Index & Crude: Key global drivers
🏦 Bond & Money Market
- RBI Stance: Rate pause expected; liquidity injection likely to continue
- Yields: Watch 10-year benchmark near 6.50%
📈 Funds Market
- IPO Frenzy: DII flows diverted to primary market; secondary market may stay weak
- Festive Demand: Early signs could support consumption-linked funds
Meanwhile enjoy the CNBC TV18 24x7 BUSINESS NEWS LIVE FEED (IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE) (Courtesy : CNBC TV18) which talks on business news updates from across the World, Continents, Nation and Key Cities of the World with headquarters at Mumbai in India.
WORLD MARKET REVIEW & OUTLOOK
Here’s your editorial-grade global financial wrap for the week of September 22–26, 2025, sequenced regionally and segmented by asset class. It includes top movers, turnover stats, deal flows, IPO calendar, and a forward-looking outlook—all grounded in verified data.
🌏 Weekly Market Performance: September 22–26, 2025
🔹 South Pacific (Australia–New Zealand)
- Stock Markets: ASX and NZX posted modest gains, buoyed by resilient PMI data and mining sector strength.
- Commodities: Base metals like copper surged due to supply disruptions at Grasberg mine.
- Currencies: AUD and NZD weakened slightly against USD amid cautious central bank tones.
- Crypto: Regional exchanges saw stable BTC/ETH volumes, with AVAX and BNB outperforming.
🔹 Asia
- Stock Markets: Mixed performance. Japan’s Nikkei dipped due to manufacturing contraction (PMI 48.4), while India’s Sensex and Nifty gained on GST optimism and rate cut tailwinds.
- Commodities: Gold hit record highs; silver surged. Lithium and rare earths advanced on supply chain strain.
- Currencies: INR held steady; JPY weakened amid dovish BOJ stance.
- Crypto: ETH fell ~3.4%, while BTC remained flat. Aster token surged 20x post-launch.
- Bonds: Japanese and Indian yields remained range-bound; RBI maintained policy stance.
- Funds: Indian mutual funds saw ₹31,454 crore net equity inflows, but debt funds posted ₹46,566 crore outflows.
🔹 EurAsia & Middle East
- Stock Markets: Russia and Gulf markets were stable. Energy stocks gained on uranium and oil momentum.
- Commodities: Uranium rallied on US-UK strategic reserve deal.
- Currencies: Ruble and Gulf currencies remained stable.
- Crypto: Regional exchanges saw increased WLFI and ASTER volumes.
- Bonds: Sovereign spreads widened slightly; high-yield corporates outperformed.
🔹 Africa
- Stock Markets: South Africa’s JSE rose modestly, led by mining and telecom.
- Commodities: Gold and platinum advanced; agriculture mixed.
- Currencies: ZAR strengthened on commodity tailwinds.
- Crypto: Limited movement; local exchanges tracked global trends.
🔹 Europe
- Stock Markets: Eurozone indices dipped on weak manufacturing PMIs (Germany 46.2).
- Commodities: Copper and silver gained; food prices rose 0.9%.
- Currencies: EUR softened amid ECB policy hold.
- Crypto: ETH weakness dragged altcoins; BTC ETFs saw inflows.
- Bonds: Investment-grade spreads hit multi-decade lows; high-yield rallied.
- Funds: Passive ETFs gained traction; SIPs rose 20% YoY.
🔹 Latin America & Caribbean
- Stock Markets: Brazil and Mexico posted gains; energy and logistics led.
- Commodities: Oil and lithium advanced; agriculture mixed.
- Currencies: BRL and MXN stable.
- Crypto: Regional exchanges saw increased AVAX and WLFI activity.
🔹 North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
- Stock Markets: US indices rallied on strong GDP (3.8%) and durable goods (+2.9%).
- Commodities: Gold breached all-time highs; silver surged.
- Currencies: USD strengthened post-Fed rate cut (25 bps to 4.00–4.25%).
- Crypto: BTC ETFs saw $886M inflows; ETH ETFs $556M but ETH fell.
- Bonds: Treasury curve steepened; 10-year yield rose to 4.13%.
- Funds: US mutual funds saw inflows into high-yield and preferred securities.
📈 Top Gainers & Losers (Global Snapshot)
🟢 Top Gainers (India, Sept 26)
Stock % Change Volume (Lakh) L&T +2.71% 58.70 Tata Motors +1.45% 157.00 ITC +1.22% 144.00 🔴 Top Losers (India, Sept 26)
Stock % Change Volume (Lakh) IndusInd Bank -3.88% 57.79 M&M -3.68% 30.46 Tata Steel -2.92% 201.00 Turnover (India, Sept 25): ₹528,164 crore (Cash + F&O)
Advances/Declines: 10 of 14 sectors declined; IT and Pharma led the fall
🔄 Block, Bulk & Short-Sell Deals (India, Sept 26)
- Automotive Stampings: Multiple bulk buys/sells by NK Securities, IRAGE, GRT Ventures
- Axis Bank & Bharat Electronics: Block deals via Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs
- Short-Sell Trends: FIIs held 86% net shorts in index futures
🚀 IPO Calendar: September 29–October 3, 2025
🌐 Mainboard IPOs
Company Dates Price Band (₹) Sector Glottis Ltd. Sep 29–Oct 1 120–129 Logistics Fabtech Technologies Sep 29–Oct 1 181–191 Biopharma Engineering Om Freight Forwarders Sep 29–Oct 3 128–135 Supply Chain Advance Agrolife Sep 30–Oct 3 95–100 Agrochemicals 🧬 SME IPOs
- Sep 29: Dhillon Freight, Suba Hotels, Om Metalogic, Sodhani Capital, Chiraharit
- Sep 30: Munish Forge, Infinity Infoweave, Sheel Biotech, BAG Convergence, Greenleaf Envirotech
🔮 Outlook: September 29–October 3, 2025
- India: RBI policy review on Oct 1 may trigger volatility. Pharma tariffs and H-1B visa fee hikes weigh on IT and healthcare.
- US: Nonfarm payrolls and PMI data to guide Fed’s next move. Market expects 39,000 jobs added.
- Europe: Flash CPI and PMI to test ECB’s inflation stance.
- Asia-Pacific: Australia and India central banks expected to hold rates steady.
- Commodities: Gold and uranium remain bullish; lithium consolidates.
- Crypto: ETH under pressure; BTC stable. Watch for ETF flows and AI-linked token launches.
- Bonds & Funds: High-yield and preferreds favored; watch for volatility spikes and rate-sensitive flows.
📎 Global Market Recap: Sept 22–26, 2025 – mrktedge.ai
📎 Commodities Tracker: September 2025 – Global X ETFs
📎 Crypto Recap: Gate Ventures
📎 IPO Calendar Storm Ahead – MSN
📎 Stock Market Weekly Forecast – Goodreturns
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As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.
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THE INDIA STORY
NEWS COMMENTARY — Timeline (IST)
Scope: Sector-wise business + markets + mainstream + sports + politics + crime + entertainment — events reported in India between Thu 25 Sep 2025 → Sun 28 Sep 2025.
Order: latest first (descending). Where possible each item wraps the original story as a News Title Link and includes source citations.
Sun, 28 Sep 2025 — Evening (IST)
Sports — Cricket: India beat Pakistan to retain Asia Cup (Dubai)
What happened: India chased down Pakistan’s 146 and won by 5 wickets with two balls to spare in a tense Asia Cup final — a finish that produced big public celebrations across India (Durga Puja crowds in Kolkata among them). Key performers: Tilak Varma (unbeaten 69), Shivam Dube and Kuldeep Yadav (bowling impact).
Impact/colour: Big boost to national morale and consumer-facing sectors (broadcast, bars/restaurants, merchandising). Expect short-term advertising and viewership spikes on sports channels and social platforms.
Source / read more: India beat Pakistan by 5 wickets to win cricket's Asia Cup. (AP News)
Sun, 28 Sep 2025 — Evening → Night (IST)
Society / Entertainment — Festive + Sports overlap: Durga Puja + Asia Cup viewing
What happened: Durga Puja festivities across Kolkata, Mumbai and other metros merged with live-match viewings — malls, puja pandals and restaurants hosted large screenings; local businesses ran special menus/promotions tied to India’s win. Local reporting highlighted crowd management, late-night footfall and police traffic advisories.
Source / read more: India's Asia Cup win doubles festive joy in city (Kolkata report). (The Times of India)
Fri, 26 Sep 2025 — Market close (IST)
Stock Markets / Finance — Sensex & Nifty: another down session; indices under pressure
What happened: Indian benchmark indices closed materially lower on Friday 26 Sep — Sensex fell sharply (reporting shows a ~733-point drop reported in live market blogs) and Nifty slipped below the 24,700 mark amid weakness in pharma, IT and some heavyweights. Several live-blogs flagged multi-session selling for the week.
Impact/colour: Renewed risk-off in local equity flows; watch FI (foreign institutional) flows and next-day derivatives positioning. Earnings-sensitive sectors (pharma, IT, autos) under the microscope.
Source / read more: Stock Market Highlights: Sensex falls for 6th day, settles 733 pts lower; Nifty below 24,700. (The Economic Times)
Fri, 26 Sep 2025 — Day / Market week wrap (IST)
Currency Markets — Rupee under pressure, hits/approaches record lows
What happened: The Indian rupee traded weak and logged its worst week in some sessions, pressured by external developments (U.S. tariff announcements and visa/immigration policy concerns) and foreign outflows; Reuters and local outlets reported the rupee near fresh lows in the period around 24–26 Sep.
Impact/colour: A weaker rupee raises import bill risks (oil, pharma inputs) and can weigh on inflation expectations; exporters see mixed effects (competitiveness vs order risk). Expect the RBI to monitor volatility and intervene via FX liquidity if needed.
Source / read more: Rupee's rough patch may extend as Trump fires fresh tariff salvo; Rupee logs worst week in a month as US visa, tariff policies sting. (Reuters)
Fri, 26 Sep 2025 — Crypto markets (IST)
Crypto — Bitcoin dips; short-term caution
What happened: Bitcoin recorded modest intraday weakness around 26 Sep (reports show ~2% fall to near the ~$109k neighborhood on the day), reflecting short-term profit-taking and risk-off flows.
Impact/colour: Crypto traders flagged increased volatility; pockets of Indian retail/institutional exposure will be monitoring onshore exchanges’ funding rates and margin calls.
Source / read more: Bitcoin falls over 2% to $109K, signalling short-term caution in crypto market. (The Economic Times)
Thu, 25 Sep 2025 — Official release (IST)
Banking / Payments (Regulatory) — RBI issues new digital payment authentication directions
What happened: The Reserve Bank of India released (25 Sep) final directions on Authentication Mechanisms for Digital Payment Transactions, 2025 — reaffirming the centrality of two-factor authentication (2FA) while allowing risk-based additional checks (behavioural/contextual/device attributes) and permitting continued use of SMS OTPs alongside newer methods. The rules include guidance for high-risk transactions, cross-border flows and options like DigiLocker for notifications. Implementation timelines and compliance milestones were published in the RBI communications.
Impact/colour: Payments issuers, fintechs and merchants will need to upgrade fraud-detection/playbooks; consumers may see extra friction for some high-risk transactions but greater fraud protection overall; vendors of authentication technologies (biometrics, device-fingerprinting, risk engines) stand to gain business from mandatory enhancements.
Source / read more: RBI issues directions for digital payment transaction authentication mechanism / RBI allows risk-based checks in new digital payment guidelines. (The Economic Times)
Thu–Fri, 25–26 Sep 2025 — Macro narrative (context for markets)
Economy / Monetary expectations — RBI expected to hold policy, money markets watch
What happened / expectation: Ahead of the RBI policy window (end-Sep), market polls and commentary through the period signalled that most economists expected the RBI to hold the repo rate at 5.50% into October, citing inflation within the target band but external risks (currency and global uncertainty). That backdrop has been one factor underpinning market positioning.
Impact/colour: A hold biases market focus toward fiscal cues, corporate earnings and FX stability rather than fresh rate easing. Watch the RBI's post-policy statement for guidance on sequencing of cuts (if any) into 2026.
Source / read more: Reuters poll: RBI likely to hold rates at 5.50% on Oct 1 and through 2025. (Reuters)
Additional beats, sector snippets (Sep 25–28 window)
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Commodities / Energy: Brent crude traded in the mid-$60s–$70s range during the week; energy importers and downstream margins remain exposed to price swings and FX movement. (See Reuters trade/FX coverage context above.) (Reuters)
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Corporate / Earnings watch: As indices slipped, market commentary flagged quarterly and fiscal-year-to-date earnings cues for export-oriented pharma and IT names — these sectors were among the day’s heaviest drags (live market blogs detail sector movers). (The Economic Times)
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Mainstream / Urban news: City-level items (heritage digitisation, cultural events, local crime/administration updates) were carried by national dailies across the 25–27 Sep period — see Indian Express roundup for Sep 27 for a sample of civic, culture and city stories. (The Indian Express)
Quick take — What to watch next (short checklist for markets & business readers)
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RBI policy statement (Oct 1 window) & communication tone — will guide rate-cut expectations and rupee outlook. (Reuters)
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FX flows / rupee stability — tariff/visa headlines from the US and portfolio flows could extend rupee volatility; watch RBI intervention signals. (Reuters)
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Corporate earnings & Q2 expectations — especially pharma and IT (earnings reaction continues to move intraday markets). (The Economic Times)
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Payments-sector compliance timelines — banks/fintechs must map tech changes and consumer-notification flows to the RBI’s new directions. (The Economic Times)
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Consumer sentiment / discretionary spend — sporting wins (Asia Cup) temporarily lift footfall in hospitality/retail — useful for short-window consumer retail plays. (AP News)
THE GLOBAL DYNAMICS
Here is a global-region NEWS COMMENTARY timeline (latest first, oldest last) over Sep 25–28, 2025, with sector-wise / thematic notes, arranged from South Pacific → Asia → Eurasia / Middle East → Africa → Europe → Latin America → North America:
South Pacific / Australasia (Australia, Oceania)
(Latest to oldest daylight region)
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26 Sept 2025 (Australia financial markets, biotech sector)Trump’s announcement of 100 % tariffs on U.S. pharmaceutical imports triggered major market fallout in Australia. Biotech giant CSL lost ~$1 billion in value, and pharmaceutical stocks broadly weakened. The Australian government is pushing for exemptions while defending its domestic health scheme.Source: Trump tariff announcement wipes $1bn from CSL value (The Guardian)
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26 Sept 2025 (Monetary / macro – Australia)The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is slated to hold its policy rate at 3.60 % at its 30 September meeting, according to a Reuters poll, with the possibility of cuts post-Q3 if inflation softens.Source: RBA to hold rates on September 30 but cut likely after Q3 inflation (Reuters)
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25–26 Sept 2025 (Regulation / Funds sector – Australia)The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) issued stop orders on credit and mortgage funds under “Design and Distribution Obligations” (DDO), citing concerns over target-market definitions, governance and risk disclosures. The regulator also released a discussion paper on private credit funds.Source: Funds Update – 26 September 2025 (hsfkramer.com)
Asia (East, South, Southeast Asia)
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(Global markets vantage) 26 Sept 2025In a “Global Markets” thematic piece, Reuters flagged that India faces pressure from U.S. tariffs and immigration (visa) policy changes, prompting speculation on potential central bank rate cuts.Source: Take Five: The Final Countdown (Reuters)
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(Macro / trade) 27–28 Sept 2025The European Union set its sights on locking in three more trade deals in Asia (with Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia) by 2027, underscoring strategic economic outreach to the ASEAN region amid shifting global trade balances.Source: EU Aims to Lock in Three More Trade Deals in Asia by 2027 (Wall Street Journal)
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(Politics / leadership) 28 Sept 2025Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party is set to elect a new leader, with frontrunners Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi. The outcome may make a first female prime minister or the youngest PM in decades. Simultaneously, in the UK (though Europe) the Labour Party’s conference is under scrutiny for leadership stability.Source: A significant moment for leadership of Japan and UK (Financial Times)
Eurasia / Middle East
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28 Sept 2025 (Mainstream / geopolitics)The global outlook is entering a critical week, with U.S. job data, central bank decisions and corporate releases expected to shake markets. Some focus is also on the looming expiry of the African Growth & Opportunity Act (AGOA) and China’s internal political planning.Source: Take Five: The Final Countdown (Reuters)
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(Finance) 28 Sept 2025In Italy, the ruling coalition (League party) proposed that domestic banks contribute €5 billion to the 2026 budget, igniting debates about banking sector burden.Source: Italy’s banks should contribute 5 bln euros to 2026 budget (Reuters)
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(Mainstream / regulation) ~25–28 Sept 2025UK regulators’ reports revealed that fuel retailers (particularly supermarkets) are applying excessive margins at the pumps (8–10 %), drawing consumer backlash. Also, markets responded with relatively muted reaction to Trump’s tariff moves.Source: UK fuel retailers accused of ‘ripping off’ motorists (The Guardian)
Africa
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(Global / trade) ~28 Sept 2025AGOA (African Growth & Opportunity Act), a key U.S.–Africa trade framework, faces expiry by end-September 2025 without clear renewal commitments, putting export channels and investment flows at risk.Source: Take Five: The Final Countdown (Reuters)
Europe
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28 Sept 2025 (Markets / macro)The EU is intensifying its trade outreach to Asia (deal negotiations) to balance global supply chain risks and reduce overdependence on single blocs.Source: EU Aims to Lock in Three More Trade Deals in Asia by 2027 (Wall Street Journal)
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~26–27 Sept 2025 (Regulation / consumer protection)In the UK, crackdown on fuel margin profiteering gained momentum — the CMA publicly called out supermarkets.Source: UK fuel retailers accused of ‘ripping off’ motorists (The Guardian)
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~25–28 Sept 2025 (Global macro commentary)The “Morning Bid” newsletter flagged market jitters after Fed Chair Powell’s cautious remarks— markets are interpreting any hints around future rate cuts or central bank direction.Source: Morning Bid: A delicate balancing act (Reuters)
Latin America & Caribbean
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~22 Sept 2025 (Finance / diplomacy)President Trump’s upcoming meeting with Argentina’s Javier Milei during U.N. General Assembly is seen as crucial: with Argentina in a deep currency crisis, it may seek U.S. backing or IMF support.Source: FirstFT: Donald Trump to meet Argentina’s Javier Milei for finance talks (Financial Times)
North America (Mexico / U.S. / Canada)
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~24 Sept 2025 (Global markets / U.S.)The U.S. markets were reactive following Fed Chair Powell’s statements — equity markets pulled back slightly as investors weighed inflation risks vs policy clarity.Source: Morning Bid: A delicate balancing act (Reuters)
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~23 Sept 2025 (Finance / tech)A major collaboration between Nvidia and OpenAI (with a large investment plan and data center expansion) made waves in global tech and AI sectors, pushing momentum in U.S. equities.Source: What’s News: Business & Finance (Wall Street Journal)
Global / Cross-Region Context & Trends
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Global Outlook (Sep 2025)S&P Global’s September update maintained global real GDP forecasts for 2025–2027 but warned of divergence across major economies. The second half of 2025 is seen as riskier, with tariff unwind, monetary policy tightening, and geopolitical stress as headwinds.Source: Global Economic Outlook: September 2025 (S&P Global)
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Markets themes & flowsAccording to Reuters’ “Take Five” global markets theme piece, key drivers for the week include central bank cues, U.S. job data, China political signals, and trade policy surprises. India is flagged as a vulnerable node to U.S. tariffs/visa flows.Source: Take Five: The Final Countdown (Reuters)
Great — here’s a clean, region-wise newsletter digest (text) — organised latest → oldest within each region, presented in Indian Standard Time (IST) and covering 25–28 September 2025. I wrapped each major news pointer with source citations so you can link back to the original story.
GLOBAL NEWS DIGEST (25–28 Sep 2025) — Region-wise (Times shown in IST)
South Pacific / Australasia (Australia, New Zealand)
28 Sep (latest in-region items, IST)
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Markets & Pharma shock: Australian markets saw sharp moves after U.S. tariff headlines on pharmaceuticals created ripple effects in regional healthcare stocks; major listed biotech/pharma names experienced notable price moves. (Reuters)
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RBA policy view: Market polling continued to show the RBA likely to hold policy near current levels into late-Sep/early-Oct, keeping the door open for easing only if inflation falls further. (Reuters)
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Funds / regulation: ASIC issued guidance and actions on fund governance and private-credit oversight, flagging tighter distribution and disclosure expectations for credit funds. (Reuters)
Asia (East, South, Southeast Asia; includes India items)
28 Sep (IST)
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Cricket / Society — India wins Asia Cup (Dubai): India beat Pakistan by five wickets in a dramatic Asia Cup final in Dubai — Tilak Varma played a match-winning unbeaten innings; the result drove large viewership and local celebrations across India. (AP News)
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India — Payments regulation: The Reserve Bank of India released new directions on digital payment authentication (risk-based checks, dynamic 2FA emphasis; implementation timelines for issuers/merchants). Financial firms and fintechs must align systems for compliance. (The Economic Times)
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India — FX pressure: The Indian rupee registered a weak session for the week, logging its worst weekly performance in recent weeks amid headlines around U.S. tariff/visa policy impacts on flows. Watch RBI guidance for intervention signals. (The Economic Times)
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Regional trade diplomacy: The EU signalled progress in talks to extend trade ties with ASEAN partners (Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia), a move aimed at diversifying supply chains and trade corridors. (Reuters)
Eurasia / Middle East
27–28 Sep (IST)
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Trade / Europe outreach: EU trade diplomacy active in Asia (see ASEAN talks) as Europe seeks new agreements to rebalance global trade exposure. (Reuters)
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Budget / banking (Italy): Political discussions in Europe continued to prod domestic banking sector contributions to fiscal needs — debates over one-off contributions or levies were reported. (Reuters)
Africa
26–27 Sep (IST)
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AGOA renewal uncertainty: The African Growth & Opportunity Act (AGOA) renewal deadline drew urgency — civil society and trade groups urged U.S. action as expiry approached (end-Sep). Uncertainty risks export and investment channels for several African economies. (allAfrica.com)
Europe
25–28 Sep (IST)
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Consumer protection: fuel margins: UK regulators/high-profile reporting called out elevated retail fuel margins at supermarkets, prompting consumer and regulatory scrutiny. (Reuters)
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Macro headlines: Market newsletters and Reuters commentary flagged central bank signals (Fed, ECB) and geopolitical trade moves as drivers for the coming week; investors were positioned defensively into key data releases. (Reuters)
Latin America & Caribbean
25–28 Sep (IST)
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Diplomacy / finance: High-level talks at the U.N. and bilateral meetings (e.g., U.S.–Argentina conversations) remained under watch given Argentina’s currency stress and potential requests for international support; markets monitored diplomatic outcomes for stability cues. (Fortune)
North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico)
24–27 Sep (IST)
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Tech & AI partnership: Nvidia and OpenAI disclosed a large strategic collaboration to scale AI infrastructure (multi-GW deployments and significant capital commitments), a development supporting the AI hardware/software ecosystem and impacting related equities. (NVIDIA Newsroom)
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Markets / policy cues: US Fed commentary and data releases dominated investor attention — Powell’s tone and upcoming jobs data were flagged as potential catalysts for global risk sentiment. This contributed to cautious positioning in equity markets. (Reuters)
Crypto & Commodities (cross-region notes)
25–28 Sep (IST)
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Bitcoin / crypto: Bitcoin experienced a pullback below the ~$110k level during the period, reflecting profit-taking and ETF flows; crypto markets showed heightened volatility and short-term liquidation events. (Cointelegraph)
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Energy / Brent: Brent crude traded in a mid-range over the week with price swings sensitive to macro headlines and FX moves; energy importers were watching both price and currency impacts on margins. (Reuters)
Quick Takeaways — What markets and policy watchers should track next (ordered by priority)
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Central bank cues & US jobs data — Fed tone + labour prints can re-price risk globally; watch spillover to EM FX and equities. (Reuters)
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RBI / India macro — FX volatility and RBI communications on intervention or guidance; payments regulation timelines for fintechs. (The Economic Times)
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Trade policy & tariffs — Any concrete tariff moves or trade-deal progress (EU-ASEAN, AGOA, US tariffs) will materially affect supply chain-sensitive sectors. (Reuters)
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AI & tech capex — Nvidia–OpenAI scale announcements may lift AI hardware/software cohorts; monitor capex and data-centre supply chains. (NVIDIA Newsroom)
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Crypto liquidity & flows — ETF flows and exchange inflows/outflows remain important; watch short-term liquidation risk around macro shocks. (Cointelegraph)
Sources & links (selected)
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AP / Reuters / Times of India coverage — India vs Pakistan, Asia Cup final. (AP News)
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Economic Times — RBI payment authentication directions summary. (The Economic Times)
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Reuters / TradingView — Rupee weakness / FX commentary. (The Economic Times)
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CoinTelegraph / CoinCentral — Bitcoin price moves and crypto flow commentary. (Cointelegraph)
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Reuters / BusinessTimes — EU advance on trade talks with Philippines/Thailand/Malaysia. (Reuters)
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AllAfrica / EcofinAgency — AGOA renewal coverage. (allAfrica.com)
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Nvidia press release / Fortune coverage — Nvidia–OpenAI partnership and financing commentary. (NVIDIA Newsroom)
🌍 Global Newsletter Digest (Sep 25–28, 2025)
🟢 Asia-Pacific (Australia, New Zealand, India, SE Asia, China, Japan, Korea)
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India Markets Dip: Sensex & Nifty fell sharply on Sep 26, weighed down by pharma & IT stocks.
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Rupee Weakness: INR logged its worst week under pressure from US tariffs and visa curbs.
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Durga Puja + Asia Cup: Festivities merged with India’s cricket victory over Pakistan, boosting urban retail and entertainment sectors.
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Japan Nikkei Resilience: Nikkei held above 45,600 despite global equity jitters.
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China Macro Outlook: Concerns persisted on slower industrial activity; yuan volatility noted.
🔵 Europe & EurAsia
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UK FTSE: FTSE 100 posted marginal gains, buoyed by energy majors despite broader caution.
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EU Economy: Energy prices steadied as Brent crude traded around $69–70.
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Russia & Eurasia: No major economic shifts; continued geopolitical watch on Ukraine corridor talks.
🟠 Middle East & Africa
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Brent Crude Stability: Prices hovered mid-$60–70 range, with OPEC monitoring demand signals.
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Regional Equities: Gulf indices tracked crude stability; UAE markets gained slightly post-holiday.
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Africa Macro: Nigeria currency slid against USD; South Africa mining strikes loomed.
🔴 Latin America & Caribbean
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Brazil Equities: Bovespa dipped on commodities softness, with Vale and Petrobras dragging.
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Mexico Peso: Mild weakness tied to USD strength; trade surplus narrowed.
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Caribbean: Tourism updates positive, boosted by US–EU travel demand.
🟣 North America (US, Canada, Mexico)
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Wall Street Moves: US equities mixed on Sep 26, with tech rebounding but financials dragging.
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Dollar Index Strength: Boosted by Fed officials’ hawkish commentary.
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Crypto Volatility: Bitcoin dipped 2% before recovering above $110K, highlighting profit-taking flows.
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Canada Economy: Oil producers gained from Brent stability; CAD tracked USD gains.
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So, let us see as to how the set of economic events across the world are setting the stage for the business, economic news developments ...
- 07:00 IST (Australia): Building Permits MoM Preliminary – Forecast: -4.0%, Previous: -5.5%. This indicator tracks construction activity in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne, potentially signaling housing market trends.
- 07:00 IST (Australia): Housing Credit MoM – No forecast available, Previous: Not specified.
- 07:00 IST (Australia): Private House Approvals MoM Preliminary – Forecast: 0.5%, Previous: Not specified.
- 07:00 IST (Australia): Private Sector Credit MoM – Forecast: 0.6%, Previous: 0.6%. Reflects credit growth in urban centers, affecting consumer spending.
- 07:00 IST (Australia): Private Sector Credit YoY – Forecast: 7.0%, Previous: Not specified.
- 10:00 IST (Australia): RBA Interest Rate Decision – Forecast: 3.6%, Previous: 3.6%. Key policy announcement from Sydney, influencing mortgage rates nationwide.
- 11:00 IST (Australia): RBA Press Conference – No data available. Follow-up on rate decision with potential market-moving comments.
- 07:00 IST (China): NBS Manufacturing PMI – Forecast: 49.9, Previous: 49.6. Measures factory activity in regions like Guangdong, impacting global supply chains.
- 07:00 IST (China): NBS Non-Manufacturing PMI – Forecast: 50.7, Previous: 50.3.
- 07:00 IST (China): NBS General PMI – Forecast: 50.8, Previous: Not specified.
- 07:30 IST (Singapore): Bank Lending – No forecast, Previous: S$855.0B. Tracks lending in Singapore's financial hub.
- 08:00 IST (South Korea): 30-Year KTB Auction – No data available.
- 09:05 IST (Japan): 2-Year JGB Auction – No data available.
- 10:30 IST (Japan): Housing Starts YoY – Forecast: -6.0%, Previous: -4.8%. Indicates construction in cities like Tokyo.
- 10:30 IST (Japan): Construction Orders YoY – Forecast: -3.0%, Previous: -19.0%.
- 10:30 IST (Singapore): MAS 12-Week Bill Auction – No data available.
- 10:30 IST (Singapore): MAS 4-Week Bill Auction – No data available.
- 11:30 IST (South Africa): M3 Money Supply YoY – No forecast available, Previous: Not specified. Reflects monetary growth in Johannesburg and Cape Town areas.
- 11:30 IST (South Africa): Private Sector Credit YoY – Forecast: 6.0%, Previous: Not specified.
- 11:30 IST (Germany): Retail Sales MoM – Forecast: 0.9% (alternative source: 0.5%), Previous: 0.6% (alternative: -1.5%). Key for consumer trends in Berlin and Munich.
- 11:30 IST (Germany): Retail Sales YoY – Forecast: 2.2%, Previous: Not specified.
- 11:30 IST (Germany): Import Prices MoM – Forecast: -0.3%, Previous: -0.2%.
- 11:30 IST (Germany): Import Prices YoY – Forecast: -1.3%, Previous: Not specified.
- 11:30 IST (United Kingdom): Current Account – Forecast: £-20.2B (alternative: -24.8B), Previous: £-23.6B (alternative: -23.5B).
- 11:30 IST (United Kingdom): Business Investment QoQ Final – Forecast: -4.0%, Previous: -4%.
- 11:30 IST (United Kingdom): Business Investment YoY Final – Forecast: 0.1%, Previous: 0.1%.
- 11:30 IST (United Kingdom): GDP Growth Rate QoQ Final – Forecast: 0.3%, Previous: 0.3%.
- 11:30 IST (United Kingdom): GDP Growth Rate YoY Final – Forecast: 1.2%, Previous: 1.2%.
- 12:15 IST (France): Inflation Rate YoY Preliminary – Forecast: 1.3%, Previous: 0.9%.
- 17:00 IST (Brazil): Net Debt-to-GDP Ratio (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: 63.7%. Impacts fiscal policy in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
- 17:00 IST (Brazil): Budget Balance (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: -175.576B.
- 17:00 IST (Brazil): Budget Surplus (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: -66.566B.
- 17:00 IST (Brazil): Gross Debt-to-GDP Ratio MoM (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: 77.6%.
- 17:30 IST (Brazil): Unemployment Rate (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: 5.6%. Hyperlocal focus on job markets in major cities.
- 23:00 IST (Brazil): Foreign Exchange Flows – No forecast, Previous: -0.660B.
- 19:30 IST (US): CB Consumer Confidence (Sep) – Forecast: 95.3, Previous: 97.4. Measures sentiment across states like California and New York.
- 19:30 IST (US): JOLTS Job Openings (Aug) – Forecast: 7.150M, Previous: 7.181M. Tracks labor market dynamics in urban areas.
- 00:30 IST (October 1) (Mexico): Fiscal Balance (Aug) – No forecast, Previous: -101.43B. Affects government spending in Mexico City and beyond.
Company Name | Ticker | Earnings Time (IST Approx.) | EPS Estimate | Revenue Estimate | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NIKE, Inc. | NKE | After Market Close (~01:30 IST Oct 1) | 0.27 | Not available | 102.36B |
Paychex, Inc. | PAYX | Before Market Open (~17:00 IST) | 1.2 | Not available | 46.11B |
Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. | LW | Before Market Open (~17:00 IST) | 0.53 | Not available | 7.7B |
United Natural Foods, Inc. | UNFI | Before Market Open (~17:00 IST) | -0.18 | Not available | 1.92B |
Uni-Fuels Holdings Limited | N/A | After Market Close (~01:30 IST Oct 1) | Not available | Not available | 256.08M |
Waldencast plc | WALD | After Market Close (~01:30 IST Oct 1) | -0.07 | Not available | 248.48M |
RedCloud Holdings plc | N/A | After Market Close (~01:30 IST Oct 1) | Not available | Not available | 80.05M |
So, how are the sectoral news developments across the world and news-geographies shaping the global business news landscape ...
Closing Commentary: This 24-hour churn—from drone dread to typhoon tears—exposes 2025's fault lines: superpowers saber-rattling while the street-level toll mounts. Hyperlocal truths ground the global grind; as Moldova votes and Vietnam floods, remember: news isn't noise, it's the neighbor's knock. Stay vigilant.
So, how are the sectoral news developments across the Nation (India) shaping the business news landscape of the nation ...
So, now let us have a bird's eye view on how are the news developments across the State of Gujarat in India [which happens to be the home-state of DATELINE GUJARAT (#DLG+2)] is shaping the news landscape of the state, which is one of the economic engines of the nation ...
- Garba disrupted as rain batters south Gujarat (The Times of India): Monsoon remnants have turned Navratri nights soggy in districts like Surat and Valsad, with flash floods halting dandiya circles and forcing revellers indoors. Hyperlocal update: In hyper-rural Dangs, tribal communities improvised with LED-lit indoor raas, turning adversity into a symbol of unyielding festivity. Commentary: Gujarat's weather gods seem to test the Garba spirit annually—will this "Baba Vanga"-predicted downpour boost eco-friendly celebrations or just flood social media with memes?
- Gujarat ‘Baba Vanga’ Weather Prediction Comes True: Rain Disrupts Garba, IMD Issues Major Alert (Zee News): The IMD's red alert for nine southern districts has garba-goers trading sticks for umbrellas, with flash flood warnings echoing the mystic forecaster's eerie accuracy. Local buzz: Vapi's street vendors report a 40% sales dip in sequined outfits, pivoting to rain ponchos.
- Red alert in nine districts, heavy rain forecast threatens garba revellers’ enthusiasm (GujaratSamachar English): Winds up to 50 km/h compound the chaos, but community leaders in Bharuch are organizing virtual garba streams to keep the vibe alive.
- IMD flash flood alert for Southern Gujarat areas (DeshGujarat): River levels in Tapi and Narmada basins are rising, prompting evacuations in low-lying Navsari hamlets— a stark reminder of climate's uninvited guest at the festival table.
- Gujarat CM inaugurates Asian Aquatics Championship, welcomes athletes from 29 countries to Ahmedabad (The Indian Express): Bhupendra Patel's ribbon-cutting at the renovated Motera Aquatic Centre kicked off the event with fanfare, spotlighting Gujarat as India's aquatic hub. Hyperlocal: Ahmedabad's Sabarmati riverfront locals cheer as school kids get free swim clinics, fostering future Olympians.
- Asian Aquatics Championships 2025: Srihari Nataraj wins three medals; Dhinidhi Desinghu sets record (Olympics.com): Nataraj's silver in 200m freestyle electrified the crowd, while Desinghu's junior record in 50m butterfly signals Gujarat's rising swim dynasty.
- Srihari Nataraj Dazzles In 200m Freestyle, Wins Silver In Asian Aquatics (NDTV Sports): The Karnataka-Gujarat tie in training grounds pays off, with local coaches in Rajkot hailing it as inspiration for desert-born swimmers.
- CM opens Asian Aquatics Championship in city (The Times of India): Patel's address emphasized "water as Gujarat's new gold," tying into the state's river rejuvenation drives.
- Showcasing piece of Gujarat in Delhi for 25 years with 'dandiya' cultural heritage (theweek.in): A Delhi expo revives Gujarat's dandiya legacy, with Ahmedabad artisans shipping 500 handmade sticks—bridging urban migrants' homesickness.
- Gujarat Confidential: Temple visit (The Indian Express): Whispers of CM Patel's unannounced Somnath darshan fuel speculation on policy pivots toward coastal tourism.
- PM Modi's resolve is to ensure benefits of government schemes reach saturation: Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel (ANI News): Patel reiterated Modi's vision during a hyperlocal outreach in Kutch, where 80% of PMAY homes now dot the Rann.
- The ‘doctor’ is out: Ludhiana man booked in Gujarat’s Dholera realty scam (Times of India): A Punjab con artist posing as a healer flees after duping Dholera investors of crores—exposing cracks in the smart city's hype.
- Govardhanram Smriti Mandir Becomes A Literary Pilgrimage Site In Gujarat (ETV Bharat): In Rajkot, the renovated memorial draws 5,000 lit-lovers weekly, with local Gujarati clubs hosting free poetry slams.
- More jungle royals picking beachfront realty in Gujarat (Times of India): Bollywood elites snag Porbandar villas, inflating prices by 25% and sparking debates on coastal gentrification in fishing villages.
- Gujarat high court upholds eviction notices for road widening near Motera stadium (Times of India): 200 families in Chandkheda face relocation for NH upgrades, but hyperlocal NGOs push for rehab packages amid cries of "development at what cost?"
- Trainer aircraft skids off runway in Gujarat’s Amreli; pilot safe, plane unharmed: Collector (Indian Express, 22:27): A single-seater trainer veered off at Amreli Airport during landing, but quick reflexes saved the day. Hyperlocal: Amreli's farming families, reliant on the strip for crop-dusting, breathe relief as ops resume.
- Supreme Court transfers petition by kin of Deesa fire tragedy victims to Gujarat High Court (Indian Express, 20:14): Families of the 36 killed in the July chemical blaze seek faster justice, highlighting industrial safety gaps in Banaskantha's chemical belt.
- Small plane slides off runway at Gujarat's Amreli Airport, pilot escapes unhurt (India Today, 19:19): Echoing the Express report, officials blame wet tarmac— a wake-up for rural aviation upgrades.
- Know Your City | Mata ni pachedi, Gujarat’s ‘mobile temples’ on textile, now on garba outfits (Indian Express, 18:52): Vaghari artisans in Ahmedabad adapt sacred block-prints to sequined garba cholis, blending faith and fashion for urban dancers.
- Trainer Aircraft Skids Off Runway At Airport In Gujarat, Pilot Unhurt (NDTV.com, 18:25): PTI adds that the trainee pilot walked away unscathed, underscoring Gujarat's push for safer skies in its hinterlands.
- Gujarat Gas (NSE:GUJGASLTD) shareholders have earned a 7.3% CAGR over the last five years (Simply Wall St, 16:13): Steady returns buoy investors in Vadodara's gas hub, where LNG expansions promise jobs amid energy transitions.
- Gujarat’s restaurants caught cooking the books in 7-city GST scam (The Hindu Business Line, 11:16): Raids in Ahmedabad, Surat, and five others uncovered fake billing rackets, hitting family-run dhabas hardest.
- The total return for Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals (NSE:GSFC) investors has risen faster than earnings growth over the last five years (Simply Wall St, 10:06): Vadodara's fertilizer giant outperforms, but volatile urea prices worry Bharuch farmers.
- SGST busts Rs 52 crore undisclosed sales in restaurants in Gujarat (The Times of India, 02:09): The sting exposed evasion in Rajkot's eateries, with hyperlocal owners pleading seasonal slumps.
- Schools, colleges in Gujarat demand review of fire NOC rules (The Times of India, 00:57): Post-Deesa, educators in Gandhinagar rally for simpler compliances, fearing bureaucracy stifles learning.
- Military-civil synergy: Army wraps up Gujarat drill (The Times of India, 00:47): The Kutch exercise honed disaster response, with local herders praising joint patrols against smuggling.
- Gujarat cops broke down doors of houses to nab rioters who attacked Garba venue, says minister; over 60 held (The Times of India, 00:26): In Gandhinagar's Danapur, swift action quells post-violence fallout, but villagers decry overreach.
- Gujarat Confidential: Row over meet (Indian Express, 00:00): Buzz around a canceled BJP shibir hints at internal frictions ahead of local polls.
- Gujarat SGST unearths Rs 52 crore unrecorded turnover in restaurant sector (Indian Express, 23:50): Building on TOI's bust, audits reveal systemic fudging in Vadodara's fine-dine scene.
- ‘True symbol of power and victory’: Gujarat Minister appeals to organisers to play Op Sindoor garba tonight (Indian Express, 23:40): In a nod to military pride, Harsh Sanghavi urges patriotic tunes at violence-hit venues.
- As police try to bring calm, Gujarat Minister performs aarti at garba event in Gandhinagar village hit by violence (Indian Express, 20:15): Sanghavi's ritual in Danapur symbolizes healing, though locals whisper of lingering divides.
- Gujarat police bust international cybercrime gang, recover Rs 804 crore, 10 arrested in Surat (The Telegraph, Calcutta, 19:14): The Surat squad's global takedown saves victims from Nigeria-linked scams, a boon for diamond traders.
- Gujarat’s first Amrit Bharat train flagged off, 10 Congress leaders planning to submit memorandum to railway minister detained (Indian Express, 18:01): The Ahmedabad-Mumbai express launches amid protests, with hyperlocal commuters in Mehsana hailing faster commutes.
- Gujarat Congress to launch voter verification drive on Oct 2 (The Times of India, 23:38): Targeting 1 crore lists in rural Saurashtra, it's a pre-poll jab at electoral rolls.
- Gujarat: NRI doctors conferred with Daan Bhaskar award (Indian Express, 22:47): Surat's philanthropists honored for rural clinics, inspiring diaspora remittances.
- Gujarat Confidential: Reshuffle On The Cards? (Indian Express, 20:55): Cabinet whispers suggest promotions for loyalists post-Navratri.
- Gujarat CM Patel joins Navratri celebrations, attends various Garba events in Ahmedabad (AniNews.in, 19:43): Patel's dandiya dips at Manekbagh signal unity, with local youth clubs gaining VIP boosts.
- 'Where’s Sonar Bihar, Gujarat?' TMC mocks Amit Shah's 'Sonar Bangla' pitch; invokes Vidyasagar’s legacy (The Times of India, 17:53): Opposition barbs fly, but Gujarat's Bengal ties in trade shrug off the shade.
- CBDT asked to extend ITR filing deadline to October 31, 2025 for tax audit cases, orders Gujarat High Court (The Economic Times, 17:21): Relief for Ahmedabad CAs buried in audits, easing Diwali stress.
- Fear of 'deshdrohi' tag: Gujarat teacher duped of Rs 30 lakh; fraudster posed as cop (The Times of India, 11:42): A Jamnagar educator's nightmare underscores rising patriot-themed scams in schools.
- Newgen Software, Gujarat Pipavav Port among 8 stocks showing Bullish RSI upswing (The Times of India, 08:51): Pipavav's surge ties to ONGC deals, lifting investor hopes in coastal Dahej.
- Envision Energy India breaks ground for ₹500 cr wind turbine blade plant in Gujarat (The Hindu Business Line, 06:16): In Mundra, the facility promises 1,000 green jobs, aligning with Gujarat's 50GW renewable goal.
- No private arbitration: Gujarat HC upholds Tribunal route for contractor disputes with AMC (Indian Express, 01:00): Ahmedabad builders grumble, but it streamlines civic projects.
- Rain likely to make a weekend splash in Gujarat (The Times of India, 00:24): Early warnings presage the Sep 29 deluge, with farmers in Patan eyeing bumper cotton.
- Rs 892 crore ‘scam’: Gujarat Police arrests 10 in Surat in 1,532 cyber fraud cases (Indian Express, 00:19): Precursor to the bigger bust, targeting insurance dupes in Varachha.
- Valsad girl Khushi Kushwaha to represent Gujarat at national science seminar at Vitm Bangalore (Indian Express, 00:19): The 14-year-old's solar project win spotlights tribal talent in DNH.
- Gujarat Confidential: Chintan Shibir (Indian Express, 00:19): Prep for the policy camp fuels optimism on social reforms.
- Gujarat govt’s chintan shibir to discuss malnutrition, public safety (The Times of India, 00:14): Focus on tribal stunting in Dahod, with safety nods to Deesa.
- MSEs to receive awards at north Gujarat Vgrc (The Times of India, 00:14): Mehsana's MSMEs honored, boosting unorganized sector morale.
- ‘India is hub of medical facilities’: Gujarat HC denies murder accused’s request to travel to USA for medical treatment (The Times of India, 23:34): The Ahmedabad bench's quip underscores Ayushman pride.
- Gujarat adds 17 lakh new telecom subscribers in six months (The Times of India, 23:23): Jio's rural push in Kheda connects 70% more villages.
- 60 Detained After Social Media Post Sparks Violence In Gujarat Village: Cops (NDTV.com, 21:50): The Danapur flare-up's early toll: 20 injured, e-rickshaws torched.
- State govt should pay sufficient wages to Anganwadi workers, helpers as per Gujarat HC directive: Amit Chavda (Indian Express, 21:45): Congress leader presses for hikes in 33,000 centers statewide.
- ‘Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah’: Vadodara court penalises Harni boat accused for violating Gujarat HC bail conditions (Indian Express, 19:51): The 27-victim tragedy's perp fined Rs 5L for lake visits.
- Gujarat CM Patel chairs high-level meeting ahead of '12th annual Chintan Shibir' (AniNews.in, 19:46): Gandhinagar huddle eyes holistic growth.
- Gujarat family hit by ₹4 crore loan fraud: 5 money lessons one can learn from this (Mint, 19:08): A Rajkot clan's ordeal spotlights KYC lapses in housing loans.
- Over 70 detained after ‘communal’ conflict turns violent in Gujarat’s Gandhinagar ‘over WhatsApp statuses’ (Indian Express, 14:35): WhatsApp forwards ignite stone-pelting in Danapur, with 15 vehicles gutted— a digital-age cautionary tale for festive harmony.
- KPI Green Energy secures Rs 3,200 crore SBI sanction for solar and hybrid projects in Gujarat (The Financial Express, 12:52): Patan's 700MW farms to power 5 lakh homes sustainably.
- Gujarat: Locals in Navsari celebrate Navratri with traditional Dori Raas garba (AniNews.in, 12:38): String-linked dances in coastal hamlets preserve 200-year rites.
- Communal clash erupts in Gujarat during Garba over social media status, shops vandalised, vehicles torched, several injured, Watch (DNA India, 11:21): Video evidence from Danapur shows mob fury, prompting beefed-up patrols.
- Gujarat Pipavav rises 3% on securing this deal from ONGC; key details here (The Business Standard, 11:04): 5-year contract for offshore ops lifts shares 3%.
- Gujarat Pipavav Port gains on 5-year ONGC contract for offshore supply base (The Business Standard, 10:44): Dahej's port eyes Rs 1,000cr revenue windfall.
- KPI Green Energy secures ₹3,200 cr sanction from SBI for Gujarat projects (The Business Standard, 10:08): Echoing FE, it cements Gujarat's solar leadership.
- Clash in Gujarat during garba over online post, stones thrown, vehicles torched (India Today, 08:25): Morning-after details from the WhatsApp war.
- Gujarat Peanut IPO opens today: All you need to know before subscription (The Economic Times, 07:51): Junagadh farmers eye Rs 157cr raise for export push.
- Gujarat govt to set up region-wise iHubs: Minister (The Times of India, 03:19): Innovation centers in 10 districts to nurture startups.
- Gujarat University begins registration for online courses, fees between Rs 6,000 and Rs 12,000 (The Times of India, 02:38): Ahmedabad's e-learning boom targets 50k enrollments.
- Undergraduate admissions under Gcas ends after 31 rounds; 3.14L students get seats in Gujarat (The Times of India, 01:07): Relief for aspirants in Saurashtra's coaching hubs.
- Ahmedabad becomes Gujarat’s skyscraper capital (The Times of India, 01:07): 150+ towers signal urban boom, but strain on Prahladnagar traffic.
- Gujarat startup conclave 2025 sees 84 MoUs, Rs 232 crore investments (Indian Express, 00:18): Gandhinagar's event inks deals for biotech in Anand.
- "Gujarat model is clear - bulldozers for Dalits, backward classes, and the poor": Rahul Gandhi (AniNews.in, 00:03): Congress scion's Wayanad rally jibe reignites land row debates.
- Gujarat Cabinet clears 17 new talukas, reshapes 34th district of Vav-Tharad (Indian Express, 22:25): Banaskantha's rejig eases admin for 2 lakh villagers, promising better services.
In this tapestry of triumphs and trials, Gujarat emerges resilient—its garba circles may pause for rain, but the state's innovation engine and cultural core churn on. As Navratri peaks, will harmony prevail over headlines? Stay tuned.
Last, but not least and as important as food, water, clothing and internet the four basic human needs are, is weather, so let us take a look at what are the weather cocks indicating and scan the important headlines across the world in weather space ...
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WeWork India to
float ₹3,000-crore IPO on October 3
The
issue will close on October 7, with bidding for anchor investors opening for a
day on October 1, as per the red herring prospectus (RHP)
13 hours ago — The Hindu Business
WeWork India to
float Rs 3,000-crore IPO on Oct 313
hours ago — Economic Times
Indo MIM files
IPO with Sebi, aims to raise Rs 1,000 crore
Precision
components maker Indo MIM has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator
Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO) comprising a fresh
issue of equity shares worth Rs 1,000 crore.
13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Alcobrew
Distilleries India files draft papers for IPO; eyes Rs 258 cr via fresh issue13.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Multibagger
Mania: These 6 stocks rocketed up to 2,011% in 3 straight quarters. Do you own
any?
14 hours ago — Economic Times
These 10 penny
stocks plunged up to 55% in just a month — Are you affected?14 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty vs gold:
2026 could mark the big mean reversion trade, says Axis MF’s Shreyash Devalkar
After
a year where gold and silver dazzled investors, Axis MF’s Equity Head Shreyash
Devalkar believes 2026 could mark a turning point. With earnings recovery,
sectoral rotation and supportive macros lining up, he argues Nifty may finally
outshine precious metals, setting the stage for a classic mean reversion trade.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Nifty breaks
winning streak, traders eye Oct 3 for strong intraday momentum
The
Indian equity market ended a three-week winning streak as Nifty50 slipped 2.6%,
pressured by global trade tensions, H-1B visa concerns, and persistent foreign
outflows. Time-based technical signals indicate potential intraday volatility,
emphasizing cautious trading and disciplined risk management for short-term
traders amid fluctuating support and resistance levels.
14 hours ago — Economic Times
Saurabh
Mukherjea-led Marcellus Investment Managers filed FIR against ex-CFO. Here's
why
Marcellus
Investment Managers filed a police complaint against ex-CFO Pankaj Harish Gupta
for diverting Rs 1.18 crore for personal use. The firm reassures clients their
investments remain unaffected. Gupta admitted misappropriation, while Marcellus
cooperates with authorities, emphasizing transparency, governance, and business
continuity. Client assets are safeguarded.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
From laggards to
leaders: PSU Banks outpace private peers in loan growth after 15 years
India’s
public sector banks have achieved a remarkable turnaround, with asset quality
improvements, disciplined cost management, and strong credit growth driving
profitability. PSBs now deliver sustainable returns, with robust capital
positions and cleaner balance sheets. SBI and PNB stand out as key
beneficiaries, offering attractive investment potential in India’s evolving
banking landscape.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Silver surges
ahead: Can the white metal outshine gold in India’s bullion boom?
Silver
prices in India have surged to record highs, outperforming gold with a 53% rise
in 2025. Driven by industrial demand, festive buying, weakening rupee, and
strong retail and ETF participation, silver benefits from supply deficits,
technological applications, and investment appeal, signaling a potential
long-term bullish trend in the bullion market.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
The
latest Trend Tracker shows Nifty falling 2.7% due to visa fee hikes and pharma
sector tariffs, settling below 24,700. Analysts expect weak sentiment with
stock-specific action. ETMarkets lists five picks — Hindustan Copper, NLC
India, Usha Martin, Jindal Saw, Capri Global Capital — offering up to 28%
upside in the near term.
14.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Sun
Pharma faces potential impact from the US 100% tariff on patented drugs, which
could reduce FY26–27 earnings by 8–10%. Generic drugs remain exempt. The
company’s innovative portfolio, strong cash position, and mitigation options
support steady revenue growth, maintaining HSBC’s Buy rating with Rs 1,850
target.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Market cap of
top-10 most valued firms drops by Rs 2.99 lakh cr; TCS hit hard
The
combined market valuation of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs
2,99,661.36 crore last week, in line with a bearish trend in equities, with IT
bellwether Tata Consultancy Services taking the biggest hit.
15 hours ago — Economic Times
Eternal vs
Swiggy: Which one does HSBC pick as competition intensifies?
HSBC
reiterates “Buy” on Eternal, raising its target to Rs 390, citing strong scale,
margin leadership, and robust cash reserves. Swiggy remains on “Hold” due to
slower margin growth, high cash burn, and execution risks, despite rising
average order values. Eternal outperforms in quick commerce and food delivery
segments.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
FPIs offload Rs
16,422 crore last week, sentiments to reverse in near future: Analysts
Foreign
portfolio investors (FPIs) offloaded Rs 16,422 crore worth of Indian equities
last week, driven by concerns over valuations and new policy measures of US
government but the sentiment is set to reverse, analysts said on Sunday.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
20 IPOs to open
in the next two days. GMPs range between 8-18%
20
IPOs open soon on Dalal Street; Fabtech leads with 18% GMP, others show 6–10%
or flat. Early grey market activity hints at listing gains and investor
interest.
15.5 hours ago — Economic Times
September IPO
Rush: 11 Listings, but half are below their issue price. Still Holding?
Sept
2025 saw 11 IPO listings, with strong debuts as 10 opened in the green,
averaging 9.57% gains. However, post-listing performance faltered, with only 5
trading above issue price and 6 slipping below.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Will Laurus
Labs, Wockhardt see more pain on Monday? Anand James reads the charts
Pharma
and IT stocks faced heavy pressure after Trump’s 100% tariff and H-1B visa fee
hike, dragging Nifty lower. Laurus Labs showed a topping pattern while
Wockhardt stayed in consolidation. Nifty IT broke support, hinting further
downside. Analysts suggest cautious trading, with Tata Motors and VTL offering
potential bullish setups.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
RBI MPC, IPO
action and FII trends among 8 factors to impact stock markets in
holiday-truncated week
Indian
markets ended the week down 2.7%, dragged by IT and pharma amid U.S. tariff and
visa fee worries. Key drivers ahead include RBI policy outcome, U.S. market
cues, IPO rush, rupee weakness, and crude price trends. Analysts suggest
caution with focus on fundamentally strong stocks.
16.5 hours ago — Economic Times
Why Capitalmind's Deepak Shenoy remains bullish on India's growth story
Capitalmind CEO
Deepak Shenoy outlines why India’s economic fundamentals remain strong despite
global turbulence.
4
hours 37 minutes ago
Livemint
Moving in retirement doesn’t always go as planned. 3 things to keep in
mind.
Up your odds of a
successful transition by following a few basic rules.
5
hours 55 minutes ago
Livemint
Domestic muscle shielding India from global shocks: Union AMC's
Patwardhan
The Indian market
is now significantly more resilient to global shocks and foreign portfolio
outflows, thanks to a sharp rise in domestic institutional investors (DIIs)
that have offset FII selling and reduced market volatility
6
hours 18 minutes ago
Livemint
I’d rather invest in films, books and songs than matchbox flats: Richa
Chaddha
For me,
intellectual property (IP) is a modern investment than fancy assets such as
cryptos, start-ups or even flats; IP rights live on beyond you
7
hours 14 minutes ago
Livemint
Laser Power & Infra, Indo MIM files draft papers with Sebi for IPOs
Indo MIM and Laser
Power & Infra have filed draft papers with Sebi for IPOs worth over Rs
2,200 crore. Proceeds will primarily go toward debt repayment and growth, with
both firms leveraging strong industry positioning and robust financial
performance.
9
hours 26 minutes ago
Economic Times
IndusInd Bank, Wipro, Infosys, TCS are Emkay’s preferred picks amid
volatility. Here’s why
Amid heightened
trade tensions and market volatility, Emkay Global has identified a clutch of
value and quality stocks it believes could outperform in the months ahead.
10
hours 13 minutes ago
Economic Times
PayNearby plans to tap IPO market in next financial year to fuel
expansion
Fintech firm
PayNearby is planning an initial public offering (IPO) in the next financial
year to boost the next phase of growth.
10
hours 24 minutes ago
Economic Times
BYD sees Warren Buffett exit as routine, investors react with caution
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire
Hathaway has fully sold its 17-year stake in Chinese electric-vehicle maker
BYD, ending one of the most profitable foreign bets in the conglomerate’s
history.
11
hours 1 minutes ago
Economic Times
Tata Capital IPO coming in October? 8 things to know about Tata Group’s
Rs 17,200 crore issue
Tata Capital is
launching India’s largest financial-sector IPO on October 6, aiming for a
valuation of around $18 billion. The Rs 17,200 crore issue includes a fresh
share sale and OFS by Tata Sons and IFC. Proceeds will bolster Tier-1 capital,
fulfilling RBI’s listing mandate. Strong FY25 profits and wide retail presence
support the investment case, while unlisted shares trade 33% below last year’s
peak.
11
hours 7 minutes ago
Economic Times
‘Power tools segment likely to more than double to $3.8 billion by 2035
at CAGR of 7.8%’
Considering the
growth potentials and to discourage imports, the Union Government is seen
encouraging domestic manufacturers to step up local manufacturing which
has started gaining momentum
12
hours 5 minutes ago
The Hindu
Market Trading Guide: Buy Ashok Leyland, sell Dixon on Monday for gains
up to 9%
The Nifty extended
its losing streak with a sixth consecutive decline, slipping below the 25,000
support level amid broad-based selling, especially in pharma and IT stocks.
Analysts warn of further downside if 24,500 breaks, though a recovery remains
possible. Stock recommendations include Ashok Leyland, Dr Agarwal’s Health
Care, Dixon, and Anant Raj.
13
hours 4 minutes ago
Economic Times
WeWork India to float ₹3,000-crore IPO on October 3
The issue will
close on October 7, with bidding for anchor investors opening for a day on
October 1, as per the red herring prospectus (RHP)
13
hours 30 minutes ago
The Hindu
Indo MIM files IPO with Sebi, aims to raise Rs 1,000 crore
Precision
components maker Indo MIM has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator
Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO) comprising a fresh
issue of equity shares worth Rs 1,000 crore.
13
hours 56 minutes ago
Economic Times
Multibagger Mania: These 6 stocks rocketed up to 2,011% in 3 straight
quarters. Do you own any?
14
hours 22 minutes ago
Economic Times
Nifty vs gold: 2026 could mark the big mean reversion trade, says Axis
MF’s Shreyash Devalkar
After a year where
gold and silver dazzled investors, Axis MF’s Equity Head Shreyash Devalkar
believes 2026 could mark a turning point. With earnings recovery, sectoral rotation
and supportive macros lining up, he argues Nifty may finally outshine precious
metals, setting the stage for a classic mean reversion trade.
14
hours 24 minutes ago
Economic Times
Nifty breaks winning streak, traders eye Oct 3 for strong intraday
momentum
The Indian equity
market ended a three-week winning streak as Nifty50 slipped 2.6%, pressured by
global trade tensions, H-1B visa concerns, and persistent foreign outflows.
Time-based technical signals indicate potential intraday volatility,
emphasizing cautious trading and disciplined risk management for short-term traders
amid fluctuating support and resistance levels.
14
hours 28 minutes ago
Economic Times
Saurabh Mukherjea-led Marcellus Investment Managers filed FIR against
ex-CFO. Here's why
Marcellus
Investment Managers filed a police complaint against ex-CFO Pankaj Harish Gupta
for diverting Rs 1.18 crore for personal use. The firm reassures clients their
investments remain unaffected. Gupta admitted misappropriation, while Marcellus
cooperates with authorities, emphasizing transparency, governance, and business
continuity. Client assets are safeguarded.
14
hours 36 minutes ago
Economic Times
WeWork India to float Rs 3,000-crore IPO on Oct 3
Co-working major
WeWork India will launch its IPO on October 3. The issue size is estimated at
Rs 3,000 crore. Bidding for anchor investors opens on October 1. The offering
is entirely an Offer for Sale. Embassy Buildcon and WeWork Global will offload
shares. WeWork India itself will not receive any proceeds.
14
hours 40 minutes ago
Economic Times
From laggards to leaders: PSU Banks outpace private peers in loan growth
after 15 years
India’s public
sector banks have achieved a remarkable turnaround, with asset quality
improvements, disciplined cost management, and strong credit growth driving
profitability. PSBs now deliver sustainable returns, with robust capital
positions and cleaner balance sheets. SBI and PNB stand out as key
beneficiaries, offering attractive investment potential in India’s evolving
banking landscape.
14
hours 42 minutes ago
Economic Times
Silver surges ahead: Can the white metal outshine gold in India’s bullion
boom?
Silver prices in
India have surged to record highs, outperforming gold with a 53% rise in 2025.
Driven by industrial demand, festive buying, weakening rupee, and strong retail
and ETF participation, silver benefits from supply deficits, technological
applications, and investment appeal, signaling a potential long-term bullish
trend in the bullion market.
14
hours 46 minutes ago
Economic Times
The latest Trend
Tracker shows Nifty falling 2.7% due to visa fee hikes and pharma sector
tariffs, settling below 24,700. Analysts expect weak sentiment with
stock-specific action. ETMarkets lists five picks — Hindustan Copper, NLC
India, Usha Martin, Jindal Saw, Capri Global Capital — offering up to 28%
upside in the near term.
15
hours 3 minutes ago
Economic Times
Sun Pharma faces
potential impact from the US 100% tariff on patented drugs, which could reduce
FY26–27 earnings by 8–10%. Generic drugs remain exempt. The company’s
innovative portfolio, strong cash position, and mitigation options support
steady revenue growth, maintaining HSBC’s Buy rating with Rs 1,850 target.
15
hours 6 minutes ago
Economic Times
Alcobrew Distilleries India files draft papers for IPO; eyes Rs 258 cr
via fresh issue
Spirit maker
Alcobrew Distilleries India Ltd has filed draft papers with capital markets
regulator Sebi to seek its approval to raise funds through an initial public
offering (IPO).
15
hours 11 minutes ago
Economic Times
Market cap of top-10 most valued firms drops by Rs 2.99 lakh cr; TCS hit
hard
The combined market
valuation of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs 2,99,661.36 crore last
week, in line with a bearish trend in equities, with IT bellwether Tata
Consultancy Services taking the biggest hit.
15
hours 13 minutes ago
Economic Times
Tata Capital: GMP action begins for biggest IPO of 2025. 5 things to know
Tata Capital plans
India’s largest 2025 IPO of Rs 17,200 crore on October 6. Proceeds will boost
Tier-1 capital, supporting lending growth. Grey market trades at Rs 29;
valuation ~$18 billion.
15
hours 25 minutes ago
Economic Times
Eternal vs Swiggy: Which one does HSBC pick as competition intensifies?
HSBC reiterates
“Buy” on Eternal, raising its target to Rs 390, citing strong scale, margin
leadership, and robust cash reserves. Swiggy remains on “Hold” due to slower
margin growth, high cash burn, and execution risks, despite rising average
order values. Eternal outperforms in quick commerce and food delivery segments.
15
hours 41 minutes ago
Economic Times
FPIs offload Rs 16,422 crore last week, sentiments to reverse in near
future: Analysts
Foreign portfolio
investors (FPIs) offloaded Rs 16,422 crore worth of Indian equities last week,
driven by concerns over valuations and new policy measures of US government but
the sentiment is set to reverse, analysts said on Sunday.
15
hours 52 minutes ago
Economic Times
20 IPOs to open in the next two days. GMPs range between 8-18%
20 IPOs open soon
on Dalal Street; Fabtech leads with 18% GMP, others show 6–10% or flat. Early
grey market activity hints at listing gains and investor interest.
15
hours 53 minutes ago
Economic Times
These 10 penny stocks plunged up to 55% in just a month — Are you
affected?
16
hours 34 minutes ago
Economic Times
September IPO rush: 11 listings, but half are below their issue price.
Still holding?
Sept 2025 saw 11
IPO listings, with strong debuts as 10 opened in the green, averaging 9.57%
gains. However, post-listing performance faltered, with only 5 trading above
issue price and 6 slipping below.
16
hours 43 minutes ago
Economic Times
September IPO Rush: 11 Listings, but half are below their issue price.
Still Holding?
Sept 2025 saw 11
IPO listings, with strong debuts as 10 opened in the green, averaging 9.57%
gains. However, post-listing performance faltered, with only 5 trading above
issue price and 6 slipping below.
16
hours 43 minutes ago
Economic Times
Will Laurus Labs, Wockhardt see more pain on Monday? Anand James reads
the charts
Pharma and IT
stocks faced heavy pressure after Trump’s 100% tariff and H-1B visa fee hike,
dragging Nifty lower. Laurus Labs showed a topping pattern while Wockhardt
stayed in consolidation. Nifty IT broke support, hinting further downside.
Analysts suggest cautious trading, with Tata Motors and VTL offering potential
bullish setups.
16
hours 44 minutes ago
Economic Times
RBI MPC, IPO action and FII trends among 8 factors to impact stock
markets in holiday-truncated week
Indian markets
ended the week down 2.7%, dragged by IT and pharma amid U.S. tariff and visa
fee worries. Key drivers ahead include RBI policy outcome, U.S. market cues,
IPO rush, rupee weakness, and crude price trends. Analysts suggest caution with
focus on fundamentally strong stocks.
16
hours 47 minutes ago
Economic Times
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