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SEBI is considering easing IPO norms for large companies like NSE and Reliance Jio, potentially allowing them to list with smaller floats. For firms exceeding ₹50,000 crore market cap, the minimum share sale could drop to 8%. The regulator also proposes extending the timeline to meet minimum public shareholding norms, aiming to prevent oversupply and stabilize share prices.

Indian equities surged on Monday, driven by optimism surrounding potential GST simplification, leading to short covering in sectors like auto and FMCG. The Nifty and Sensex both experienced gains, fueled by positive domestic investor activity and a slight decrease in market volatility. Consumption-based stocks led the rally, with Maruti Suzuki emerging as a top gainer.

Markets rallied strongly, with Vedanta considering a second interim dividend. LIC launched a policy revival campaign, while GMR Airports announced the redemption of non-convertible bonds. Reliance Consumer entered the beverage sector through a joint venture, and Vodafone Idea seeks funds for its capex plan.

Sebi issued a consultation paper on implementing new eligibility norms for derivatives on non-benchmark indices, proposing constituent limits and weight caps. Exchanges BSE and NSE favor adjusting existing indices with phased transitions to ensure smooth compliance.

Markets regulator Sebi on Monday proposed relaxing the minimum public offer requirements for very large companies, and extending the timeline for them to meet minimum public shareholding norms.

Indian markets surged on GST reform hopes, with auto, FMCG and metals leading gains. Nifty faces resistance at 25,000 but sentiment remains positive. Analysts recommend Escorts and Blue Star after bullish breakout patterns backed by strong momentum and volumes.

Gem Aromatics, a manufacturer of speciality ingredients, on Monday mobilised over Rs 135 crore from anchor investors, ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) opening for subscription.

Sushant Bhansali highlights the positive impact of upcoming GST cuts on FMCG and consumer discretionary sectors, especially rural-focused companies. While short-term flows into defence may be limited due to government finances, long-term growth remains strong. Market entry is favorable now, with festive season demand and tax reforms boosting consumption and sentiment.

Metal major Vedanta s board of directors will meet on Thursday, August 21 to consider and approve the second interim dividend on equity shares for the financial year 2025-26. The company has fixed the record date to determine the eligibility of shareholders for dividend on Wednesday, August 27.

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