Foreign investment in major Asian bond markets fell to a four-month low in July as investors turned more selective amid geopolitical risks and higher oil prices. India stood out with $3.04 billion in foreign bond inflows, while Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia saw weaker demand. The broader trend came even as emerging-market debt attracted $26.7 billion globally in July.
Mutual funds aggressively bought shares in 58 companies in July 2026. A secondary filter highlights eight top-performing stocks that saw additions of over one crore shares alongside gains between 9% and 76%, driven by institutional buying and strong market momentum across sectors.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing posted record first-half 2026 results, with profit rising 24% to HK$10.6 billion. Strong IPO activity, particularly among technology and AI firms, and record trading volumes drove growth. With 87 listings raising HK$212.4 billion, HKEX is benefiting from Hong Kong’s renewed role as a major capital-raising hub.
Jefferies has cut its target price for Jupiter Wagons to Rs 185 from Rs 210 and retained its Underperform rating after weak Q1 earnings. The brokerage lowered FY27E-29E EPS estimates by 6%-20%, citing weaker wagon and wheelset sales, margin pressure and slower execution, while maintaining a positive view on the company’s long-term wheel manufacturing opportunity.
City gas distributor stocks rallied after the government approved an incentive scheme to accelerate domestic PNG connections from September 1. Mahanagar Gas, IGL, Adani Total Gas rose as the scheme aims to expand active piped gas connections and promote cleaner, safer and affordable cooking fuel.
Unitree shares surged nearly six-fold in their Shanghai debut, marking a landmark listing for China’s rapidly expanding robotics industry. The strong debut reflects investor enthusiasm for humanoid and quadruped robots as Beijing prioritises robotics as a strategic technology sector, though questions remain over commercial adoption and growing US restrictions.
Shiprocket shares extended their post-listing rally, after making a strong debut at a 35% premium to the IPO price. The stock touched Rs 144, taking its gains from the issue price to over 48%. Analysts advised allotted investors to book some profits, while fresh investors should wait for dips.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is actively analyzing new frameworks for small company IPOs and delisting procedures. In a move to bolster global fund management operations from Indian turf, proposed enhancements to portfolio manager regulations aim to strengthen onshore trading strategies. Furthermore, the SEBI head announced that the innovative closing auction session will effectively pinpoint manipulative practices, assuring the public that severe repercussions await any detected violations.
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