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Foreign investors have aggressively sold Indian stocks for nine consecutive days, withdrawing a staggering ₹27,000 crore due to disappointing Q1 earnings, Trump s tariffs, and a strong dollar. This exodus intensified after the tariff announcement, shaking investor confidence.

Kaynes Technology shares surged 15.5% in two sessions after posting a 47% YoY rise in Q1FY26 net profit to Rs 74.6 crore. Revenue jumped 34% to Rs 673.5 crore. Brokerages remain divided—Motilal Oswal has a ‘Buy’ with Rs 7,300 target, while HDFC Securities has a ‘Reduce’ with Rs 6,310 target, citing strong growth but rich valuations.

Euro zone government bond yields surged on Friday, mirroring a global sell-off in longer-dated debt. Investors are increasingly convinced that interest rates are unlikely to fall much further, influenced by U.S. tariffs and resilient economic data. German, Italian, and French thirty-year yields all experienced notable increases.

One MobiKwik Systems reported a widened consolidated loss of Rs 41.9 crore in Q1 FY26, despite a revenue of Rs 271.3 crore. The company utilized Rs 214 crore from its IPO funds for business growth and R&D. MobiKwik achieved its highest-ever quarterly payments GMV at Rs 38,388.2 crore, with a user base of 180.2 million.

Adani Power Q1 Results: Revenue from operations slipped to Rs 14,167 crore in the quarter under review, down from Rs 15,052 crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.

NSDL’s IPO, priced 22% below its last unlisted valuation, stirred mixed reactions—pre-IPO investors face notional losses, while public investors see upside via 17% grey market premium. The full OFS structure, realistic P/E ratio, and broader trend of valuation correction reflect a shift toward sustainable public market pricing.

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Shanti Gold International listed at a 14-15% premium on Friday, slightly below grey market expectations. Shares rose up to 5% intraday, offering modest IPO gains. Analysts highlighted strong fundamentals and growth, but cautioned about stretched valuations and sector risks. Experts suggest long-term investors adopt a staggered approach post-listing, while traders may have already realised most of the short-term upside.

Gold and silver prices extended losses for a second day, tracking equity market weakness and a stronger U.S. dollar index. October gold futures fell to Rs 98,460/10gm, while silver dipped to Rs 1,09,798/kg. Hawkish Fed commentary, new U.S. tariffs, and slowing demand outlook further pressured bullion amid global market volatility.

Bitcoin fell below $115,200 amid US tariffs and profit booking, triggering $630 million in crypto liquidations. Ethereum dropped 5% before rebounding. Despite short-term volatility, analysts see long-term bullish signs driven by ETF inflows, institutional demand, and key support levels holding.