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Amid the broader market uptrend, nine midcap stocks posted gains in each of the five sessions.a

Amidst H-1B visa anxieties, Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta encourages Indian professionals in the US to consider opportunities back home. Reflecting on her own journey, she highlights India s growth since 2005, emphasizing fulfilling careers and creation within the country.

India s corporate bond market is gaining prominence as a vital source for funding national growth, according to experts at Assocham s 8th Annual Conclave. SEBI emphasizes the need for efficiency and transparency, advocating for alternative assets like REITs and municipal bonds. Pension funds are crucial for infrastructure projects, while digital platforms enhance retail participation.

Indian equities have underperformed in the last year, with the Sensex posting a -0.7% return. Weak corporate earnings, persistent foreign investor selling, and high valuations are to blame. Despite policy support, global uncertainties and trade tensions have further dampened market sentiment.

American Depositary Receipts of Infosys and Wipro faced a decline. This followed the Trump administration s plan. The plan proposed a $100,000 annual fee for each H-1B visa. The policy could significantly impact companies. These companies rely on foreign skilled workers. The proposed fee is part of a broader immigration overhaul.

But just when pessimism was at its peak, a surprise turnaround came in the second half of the year. In less than three months, nine of those beaten-down counters staged a remarkable comeback, climbing over 40% each.

The NSE will suspend trading of Piramal Enterprises Ltd (PEL) shares effective September 23, 2025, due to its amalgamation with Piramal Finance Ltd (PFL), a move sanctioned by the NCLT. This merger, driven by RBI regulations and strategic benefits, consolidates operations under a single entity, enhancing service and shareholder value. CFO Upma Goel will resign by September 30.

Indian equities had a strong week, boosted by global and local factors. The Goods and Services Tax regime change is expected to further boost sales. Sudip Bandyopadhyay suggests caution regarding GST-specific gains. He recommends watching cement, infrastructure, and auto ancillary sectors. He advises caution on large-cap IT, real estate, and metals due to limited short-term appreciation potential.

VMS TMT is finalizing its share allotment today for its Rs 148.5 crore IPO, which saw an overwhelming subscription of over 102 times. Retail investors bid nearly 48 times, while non-institutional investors bid 227 times, and QIBs subscribed 120.8 times. The IPO s grey market premium suggests a potential listing price of around Rs 110 per share.

The Indian primary market is set for a busy week with around 25 mainboard and SME IPOs launching. Several companies like Epack Prefab, Jain Resource Recycling, and Anand Rathi Share are planning to raise significant capital. The SME segment is also crowded, with diverse sectors tapping into market appetite amidst volatile secondary markets, testing investor sentiment.