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Japan s Nikkei share average posted a slight gain on Thursday, ending a four-session losing streak, primarily boosted by chip-related stocks tracking U.S. peers. However, the broader Topix index declined, with analysts suggesting the Nikkei s recovery might be brief due to cautious retail investors and overall negative market sentiment.

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South Korean shares soared to a record high on Thursday, driven by a significant surge in chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Both companies secured a major deal to supply memory chips for OpenAI s data centres, propelling the benchmark KOSPI over 3%.

The RBI’s MPC kept policy rates unchanged at 5.5% in its October 2025 review, maintaining a neutral stance while signaling room for future easing. Experts say the move restores market confidence, stabilizes borrowing costs, and supports bond market sentiment. With growth forecasts revised higher and inflation near target, selective exposure in 6–12 year maturities is recommended for investors.

Unmesh Kulkarni of Julius Baer India highlights India’s growth opportunities over the next 3–5 years, focusing on BFSI, consumption, and healthcare sectors. He notes FPI outflows, tariff uncertainties, and IT sector challenges as short-term headwinds, while triggers like GST cuts, private capex revival, and domestic consumption recovery could drive the next phase of equity growth, offering strategic opportunities for long-term investors.

Tata Capital has set its IPO price band at Rs 310–326, a 56% cut from its last unlisted share price, aiming to attract investors and create potential for a listing pop. As one of India’s largest NBFCs, the three-day IPO opens on October 6. Experts say the pricing is sensible, leaving room for long-term value and investor appeal.

India’s IPO market heats up in October 2025 with Tata Capital, LG India, and WeWork India. Grey Market Premiums indicate strong demand for LG, moderate for Tata, and muted for WeWork.

SEBI Investor Survey 2025 shows 63% household awareness of securities, 9.5% participation, cautious risk appetite, low market knowledge, and highlights barriers and triggers for potential investors across India.

Between Dussehra 2024 and 2025, 45 Indian companies with market caps above Rs 1,000 crore delivered phenomenal multibagger returns, with the top 13 soaring up to 11,400%. RRP Semiconductor led the pack, followed by Elitecon International and Sumeet Industries. From agri to consumer stocks, investors who stayed invested turned lakhs into crores, highlighting pockets of explosive growth amid market caution.

SEBI’s Investor Survey 2025, conducted with AMFI, NSE, BSE, NSDL, and CDSL, reveals a stark gap in India’s investment landscape. While 63% of households—around 213 million—are aware of at least one securities market product, only 9.5%, or about 32.1 million households, actively participate, highlighting the need for greater financial literacy, simpler investment platforms, and increased trust in markets.

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Dubai’s real estate market in 2025 is witnessing record growth, driven by strong fundamentals, high rental yields, and investor-friendly policies. August alone saw transactions worth AED 51.1 billion, with apartment, villa, and land sales surging. Coupled with Golden Visa benefits, tax-free returns, and world-class infrastructure, Dubai has cemented itself as a global investment and lifestyle hub.

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