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Eleven stocks, including BirlaSoft, Bandhan Bank, and Tata Chemicals, fall under the F&O trade ban as their open interest exceeds 95% of MWPL. Exiting the ban requires open interest to drop below 80%, with various stocks showing slight decreases in OI from the previous session.

Shares of IREDA will be in focus as the company announces Q2FY25 earnings today. Expected net profit is Rs 410 crore, a 44% YoY increase, while NII may rise by 45% to Rs 522 crore. Loan sanctions jumped 303% to Rs 17,860 crore.

​There will be excitement around this Hyundai IPO and the stocks will get excited. But having said that, if you are talking about medium to long term, it is better to wait and watch and it is much better to play this space through ancillaries because we have fantastic auto ancillary companies and some of these auto ancillary companies are global in nature.

​There will be recalibration even on the risk pricing rates front as well. Perhaps we might see some review in guidelines coming from RBI in near future, say in terms of how the risk pricing, credit risk management should happen.

The company told stock exchanges that eligible investors include but anchor investors such as DBS, HSBC, Citicorp Investment Bank (Singapore), Mizuho Bank, Singapore and other foreign portfolio investors qualified during the bidding process.

Indian market closed in the red on Wednesday due to profit booking. Sensex fell 160 points and Nifty closed below 25,000. Power, healthcare, and realty stocks gained, while oil & gas, energy, and FMCG stocks declined. Torrent Power, Divi’s Laboratories, and Home First Finance Company hit record highs.

Vedanta Ltd on Wednesday informed the exchanges that its board meeting scheduled today was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. The Board was supposed to meet today to consider fourth interim dividend for FY25.

The inclusion of Indian debt in the FTSE Russell Emerging Market Government Bond Index also aided the yields. This inclusion will add to the hefty foreign inflows that domestic debt markets have received over the past year.

The fund would be raised through unsecured, rated, listed, subordinated, redeemable, fully paid up, non cumulative, non convertible debentures (NCDs) for an aggregate nominal value of Rs 1,000 crore on a private placement basis, it said.