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Indian stock market saw significant insider selling in 2025. Promoters and major shareholders sold shares worth Rs 25,500 crore. They bought only Rs 3,860 crore worth of shares. This resulted in net selling of Rs 21,600 crore. Bajaj Finserv led the selling. Jindal Steel Power topped the buying. September also saw notable insider selling in several companies.

MatchLog Solutions, an Indian sustainable logistics startup, is expanding into South East Asia. They have opened a Singapore office to serve the region s growing shipping industry. MatchLog aims to leverage its four platforms to improve cargo handling and reduce emissions. The company already partners with major players like Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd in India.

Japanese government bonds remained stable as the Bank of Japan started its policy meeting. The central bank is expected to maintain current interest rates. Comments from Governor Kazuo Ueda will be monitored for clues about future rate adjustments. The BOJ s decision follows the U.S. Federal Reserve s recent rate cut.

Indian government bonds experienced a decline, pushing the benchmark yield to 6.50%, influenced by hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that overshadowed expectations of rate cuts. This development occurred despite the Federal Reserve s recent interest rate reduction, the first since December, impacting market sentiment and bond performance.

Zydus Wellness shares will trade ex-split on exchanges. The face value reduces from Rs 10 to Rs 2. The record date is September 18, 2025. This split increases the number of shares. It also improves liquidity for retail investors. Post-split, shareholders get five shares for each share held. The adjusted stock price will reflect this change.

National Securities Depository Limited and PG Electroplast will trade ex-dividend soon. The record date is set for Friday, September 19, 2025. NSDL will give a dividend of Rupees 2 per share. PG Electroplast has announced a dividend of Rupees 0.25. Investors should note the dates to be eligible for the dividend. This is NSDL s first dividend payout after its listing.

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Ambuja Cements share price: The Delhi High Court has directed Ambuja Cements and JSW Cement to explore mediation in a trademark dispute over the use of “Kawach,” with Ambuja alleging infringement of its registered brand “Ambuja Kawach.” The next hearing is scheduled for October 15.

Yes Bank share price: State Bank of India has sold a 13.18% stake in Yes Bank to Japan’s SMBC, marking the largest cross-border banking divestment in India. SMBC aims to raise its holding to just under 25% and will nominate two directors to Yes Bank’s board.