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Inox Wind and KP Energy have signed an exclusive MoU to jointly develop 2.5 GW of wind and wind-solar hybrid projects across multiple states. Inox Wind will supply turbines, engineering support, and handle turbine commissioning and O&M, while KP Energy will manage land, approvals, connectivity, and balance-of-plant EPC and O&M. The collaboration aims to streamline project execution and boost efficiency.

Global investors are eyeing India as the AI stock frenzy shows signs of a bubble, potentially shifting capital from tech giants to Indian equities. Experts suggest this rotation could boost India s Nifty50, which has lagged due to AI-driven flows into Taiwan and South Korea. India s market, less reliant on AI, offers a potential haven.

On a lackluster Wednesday, Indian stock markets registered a downturn, with the Sensex and Nifty both halting their upward momentum. Global sentiments echoed this caution, as traders awaited clearer signals regarding a prospective trade agreement between India and the US. The Sensex fell 82 points while the Nifty 50 experienced a 31-point decline right at the open.

PhysicsWallah is set for aggressive expansion, deploying IPO proceeds to open 200 offline centres in three years while scaling its profitable online business across 11 Indic languages. The edtech firm has launched its ₹300-per-month OTT learning platform ‘Pi’, is boosting state-board offerings, and expects online revenue to rise to 55% by FY30 as premium courses gain traction.

India s primary market is poised for a blockbuster 2026, with projections of nearly Rs 1.77 lakh crore in IPO fundraising. Key listings expected include Reliance Jio, NSE, Flipkart, PhonePe, and SBI MF, potentially reshaping the market landscape with significant institutional and retail interest.

Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries fell in September for the first time in six months, with Japan and China showing contrasting trends. While Japan increased its holdings to the highest level since 2022, China continued reducing exposure amid economic pressures. Overall capital inflows into the U.S. remained strong, supported by robust foreign buying in equities.

Shares of Waaree Energies fell up to 6% after Income Tax officials visited its facilities for an investigation. The company, which reported strong Q2 net profit growth of 133% to Rs 842 crore, confirmed full cooperation with authorities. An interim dividend of Rs 2/share was recently paid.

India and the US are nearing a trade deal, potentially resolving tariff issues and boosting export-oriented sectors. This development could lead to positive investor sentiment, with ten identified stocks showing significant upside potential, ranging from 12% to 34%.