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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.