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Hyundai Motor unveiled a Rs 45,000 crore India roadmap through FY30, including 26 new products, entry into MPV, off-road SUV, and hybrid segments, and a locally developed electric SUV by 2027. The company will launch its finance arm Hyundai Capital by FY26 and luxury brand Genesis by 2027, aiming to boost exports to 30% and revenues to Rs 1 lakh crore.

BEL shares: The Navratna defence PSU secured new orders worth ₹592 crore since September 29, 2025, covering a wide range of defence and technology systems such as tank subsystems, communication gear, combat and ship management systems, Kavach, jammers, and related upgrades and services.

US banks borrowed $6.5 billion via the Fed’s Standing Repo Facility, the largest since COVID, signalling tightening liquidity amid rising repo rates and heavy Treasury settlements ahead of key Fed policy review.

TVS Motor Company enters the premium adventure motorcycle segment with the launch of the Apache RTX at Rs 1.99 lakh. Built on the new Next-Gen RT-XD4 engine platform, the 299cc bike blends track performance with touring comfort. The move complements TVS’s lifestyle-oriented strategy. In Q1 FY26, the company reported 32% YoY profit growth to Rs 610 crore.

Dalal Street saw remarkable gains in small and midcap stocks from Diwali 2024 to Diwali 2025. Several stocks delivered returns up to 10,000%, turning modest investments into significant wealth. RRP Semiconductor led the pack with a nearly 10,000% surge. Other companies like GHV Infra Projects and Elitecon International also saw substantial growth.

HDFC Life Insurance shares dropped 4.6% despite a 3% YoY rise in Q2 FY26 consolidated PAT to Rs 448 crore. Net premium income surged 14% YoY to Rs 18,871 crore. Brokerages like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Nuvama maintain positive ratings, citing growth potential and target prices, though acknowledging margin pressures.

Midwest IPO: The IPO’s grey market premium increased to 13.5% from 11.74%, signaling stronger investor demand and valuing the shares well above the issue price of ₹1,065.

At the IMF-World Bank roundtable, officials discussed developing countries’ debt vulnerabilities, stressing transparency, restructuring non-bonded debt, and collaboration among nations, creditors, and institutions to improve access to financing and debt management.

India s IPO market is poised for a blockbuster phase with nearly Rs 40,000 crore in new issues expected in November and December. Following strong debuts, prominent names like Lenskart and Groww are set to launch, with investor sentiment hinging on pricing and business quality.

China’s new export curbs on lithium battery materials may disrupt India’s EV supply chain. Analysts say Ather Energy’s localisation efforts could limit the impact, while Ola Electric remains exposed due to its reliance on Chinese components. Ather’s technical outlook appears stronger, whereas Ola’s charts signal continued weakness.