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Vietnam s State Treasury successfully raised over 6.12 trillion dong in government bonds, a significant increase from the previous week, with a much higher uptake. This auction boosts the year s total bond sales, crucial for funding public investments and driving economic growth. Higher coupon rates were offered for 5 and 10-year bonds, while 15 and 30-year bonds saw mixed results.

Angola has successfully raised 1.75 billion dollars through a Eurobond issue. This marks the nation s return to international capital markets. Investor demand for the bonds reached 6 billion dollars. The country issued a 1 billion dollar five-year bond and a 750 million dollar ten-year bond. This borrowing occurred under favourable market conditions.

Tata Motors shares have dropped 6.8% in four sessions to ₹689.3 on the BSE, falling below ₹700 as investors await the record date for its demerger next week. The decline reflects concerns over the separation of commercial and passenger vehicle businesses and the phased restart of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) production following a September cyberattack.

FSN E-Commerce Ventures, Nykaa s parent company, is experiencing a significant stock rally. The share price is near its 52-week high, showing strong gains over recent weeks and months. Technical analysis indicates a positive trend with potential for further upward movement. Investors are showing renewed interest in digital platforms, boosting Nykaa s performance. Experts suggest continued buying opportunities with specific price targets.

European shares inched higher on Wednesday with banks and energy stocks leading early gains, though gains were kept in check by losses in automobile stocks following BMW s forecast cut and technology names amid U.S. calls for export bans.

Japan s Nikkei share average snapped a four-session winning streak on Wednesday, as profit-taking after a run-up to record levels outweighed optimism over a potential increase in stimulus.

Euro zone bond yields inched lower on Wednesday, with the mood much calmer than earlier in the week when developments in French and Japanese politics sent yields higher worldwide, though investors maintained a wary eye on developments in Paris.

Indian markets are showing renewed momentum. Experts predict a widespread revival driven by the automobile, real estate, and banking sectors. GST rate cuts and government reforms are expected to boost economic activity. Consumers are anticipated to increase spending, leading to stronger corporate earnings in the upcoming quarters. Investors are advised to focus on quality stocks for accumulation.

Bitcoin slipped to $121K following short-term profit-taking, while Ethereum and most altcoins fell. BNB surged to a new all-time high of $1,284. Analysts highlight cautious optimism, with BTC support near $120K and resistance around $124.6K amid potential volatility.

Dubbed the “Big Whale” of Dalal Street for his early bets on emerging firms, Ashish Kacholia invested Rs 50 crore in Jain Resource Recycling via his Bengal Finance & Investments arm on March 13, 2025, acquiring 7,83,375 shares at an average cost of Rs 638.28 each.